Mandy Eugene

• Assisting programmer’s according to participant requirements, enhancing.
• Promoting fun, safety and independence
• Following Adapted programs as needed based on feedback from participants, ensuring continuous alignment with desired outcomes.
• Evaluated program outcomes to identify successes, challenges, and opportunities for growth.
• Monitored program progress closely, promptly addressing any issues or concerns that arose during implementation stages.
• Cultivated a positive work environment by promoting open communication channels among staff members.
• Developed strong working relationships with colleagues , leading to increased collaboration and program success.
• Communicated clearly with program staff and participants through written and digital correspondence.
• Assisted in gathering of program data to compose thorough monthly reports.

• Planned and prepared nutritious meals and snacks to meet special client diets such as diabetic, low sodium and high protein.
• Took and recorded patient temperature, pulse, respiration and blood pressure to monitor health statistics.
• Worked with supervisory medical staff to review cases and improve care.
• Helped clients maintain daily living standards by assisting with personal hygiene such as bathing, dressing and grooming.
• Reported concerns to supervisory to maintain optimal care for all client needs.
• Engaged with patients and families, providing emotional support and instruction in preparing healthy meals, independent living skills and adaptation to disability or illness.
• Performed light housekeeping duties such as, making beds, laundry, sweeping floors and sanitizing surfaces.
• Assisted patients with bladder and bowel needs by helping to restroom and changing catheter.
• Assisted clients with daily living activities, promoting independence and wellbeing.
• Assisted clients in maintaining personal hygiene through bathing, grooming, and dressing tasks.

• Provided care to residents with Dementia, COPD, Parkinson disease, osteoporosis, hypertension and many more.
• Documented information in client's chart and communicated status updates
• Provided assistance with grooming; showers, oral hygiene and denture care
• Assist with bed making and feeding with and without special diets
• Provided therapeutic communication
• Helped with recreational therapy programs

• Conveyed resident status changes and concerns to nursing staff.

• Assist family with coping with the stress of dealing with palliative/ hospice family members and being there for emotional support during end of life transition,