Kudirat Giwa

• Performed ethical and respectful care based on established policies and practices, and operating procedure.

• Assisted and supported clients to participate in a meaningful way in their personal life planning, in the identification of personal goals and aspirations, and in the definition and expansion of opportunities for personal growth and meaningful, valued roles within the community.
• Provided hands-on care to patients by assisting them to feed and take medications while respecting their autonomy.
• Safely transported patients using mechanical aids such as wheel chairs and stretchers.
• Provided personal care and hygiene services to patients based on their unique needs.
• Maintained patients’ records and ensured communication with colleagues and other health professionals.
• Performed observations and monitoring of client’s conditions by taking vital signs such as temperature, pulse, respiration and oxygen saturation.
• Provided care for clients with brain injury, epilepsy, dementia, diabetes, and neurological conditions.
• Provided care for clients with challenging behaviors, mental health concerns and those with disabilities.
• Provided end of life care for terminally ill patients and ensured their housekeeping and cleaning duties.
• Implemented client-centered plans designed to support and assist adults, youth, and children with disabilities and mental illness in the areas of behavior management and personal care while taking into account clients’ preferences during the provision of their care.
• Promoted meaningful community participation and inclusion of clients by assisting/supporting them in the establishment and maintenance of shared, respectful relationships within the community.
• Participated in health education, addiction programs and outreaches with linkage to community resources.
• Reinforced health and safety protocols with clients, visitors and colleagues.
• Performed psycho-social assessments and evaluations of current needs.