Jennifer Godare

• Conduct needs assessments and participate in multidisciplinary assessments for the purpose of determining eligibility for services and equipment.
• Help clients and students acquire assistive technology devices.
• Provide technical support to clients, families, and other staff.
• Call Clients to check on device loans,
• Maintain records of assessments and services provided
• Advocate for the use of assistive technology devices and services.
• Assessment and Recommendation: Conduct comprehensive evaluations of clients' strengths, limitations, and specific needs to recommend appropriate AT devices and services. This may involve comparing various options and considering costs.
• Device Management: Manage the inventory, acquisition, distribution,
• Documentation and Reporting: Maintain detailed records and prepare reports on assessments, services provided, and client progress to ensure compliance with federal and state laws, such as the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
• Research and Advocacy: Stay current with emerging and innovative technologies, advocate for services and funding, and provide presentations or workshops on the benefits and use of AT.

• Traveled to clients' homes to complete healthcare services and promote continuity of care 4-5 clients a day.
• Assisted disabled clients to support independence and well-being.
• Followed nutritional plans to prepare optimal meals.
• Completed entries in log books, journals, and care plans to accurately document and report patient progress.
• Provided transportation and appointments management.
• Assisted patients with dressing, grooming and feeding needs, helping to overcome, and adapt to mobility restrictions.
• Supported families through difficult times by offering emotional support and education on important care tasks.
• Administered medications in accordance with doctor's instructions.
• Monitored client health by performing routine pulse, temperature and blood pressure checks.
• Performed laundry, grocery shopping and other light housekeeping duties as instructed by client.
• Communicated regularly with clients' families to provide updates on health and wellbeing.
• Utilized universal precautions and infection control principles in all aspects of care.
• Monitored changes in clients' conditions to report concerns to supervisor.
• Trained new staff members on best practices for home health care.
• Transported clients for medical and personal outings.
• Assisted with end-of-life care.

Assisted patients with personal requirements for housekeeping and grooming assistance.

• Kept close eye on behavior and emotional responses of clients to address concerns and protect each person from harm.
• Assisted disabled clients to support independence and well-being.
• Helped patients safely transition between sleeping surfaces and mobility assistance such as wheelchairs by providing consistent support.
• Assisted patients with dressing, grooming and feeding needs, helping to overcome, and adapt to mobility restrictions.
• Completed entries in log books, journals, and care plans to accurately document and report patient progress.
• Provided transportation and appointments management.
• Performed laundry, grocery shopping and other light housekeeping duties as instructed.
• Interacted kindly with patients and families and displayed positive, outgoing attitude, resulting in establishment of long-term, professional relationships.
• Cooked tasty, nourishing meals for patients to promote better nutrition.
• Assisted patients with self-administered medications.