Rajvir Gill

• Maintained accurate records of patient interactions using electronic medical records systems.
• Educated patients about their diseases, medications, treatments and preventive measures.
• Developed and implemented health education programs for individuals and families to promote healthy lifestyles.
• Collaborated with other healthcare providers to ensure quality patient care was delivered in a timely manner.
• Conducted home visits to evaluate the physical condition of clients in their homes.
• Assessed patient's needs and developed care plans to address identified issues.

• Perform routine health assessments and help monitor chronic conditions like diabetes or hypertension.
• Provide palliative care and support to residents at the end of life, ensuring comfort and dignity.
• Educate residents and their families about managing health conditions, medications, and treatment options.
• Assist with physical therapy exercises to help residents maintain mobility and strength.
• Ensure residents’ safety by monitoring for fall risks, ensuring proper use of assistive devices, and addressing environmental hazards.

• Assess the health needs of individuals, families, and communities through home visits or clinics.
• Develop and implement care plans to address health promotion, disease prevention, and management of chronic conditions.
• Provide wound care, administer medications, and offer treatment for various conditions in a community setting.
• Educate individuals and groups on health topics such as nutrition, hygiene, immunization, and managing illnesses.
• Advocate for the health and well-being of individuals by connecting them to resources and services in the community.
• Collaborate with other healthcare professionals and community organizations to improve overall health outcomes.
• Monitor and evaluate patient progress and adjust care plans as needed.
• Provide support and counseling to patients and families dealing with health challenges.
• Offer immunization programs and screenings to promote public health within the community.
• Respond to emergencies or health crises within the community, providing immediate care or referrals when necessary.

• Working in a community as a personal support worker.
• Assisting with daily living activities like helping clients with bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.
• Providing mobility support and aiding clients in moving around their home or facility, including using assistive devices.
• Assist the client in preparing nutritious meals and assist with feeding if necessary.
• Managing the medication and reminding clients to take medications and help organize their medication schedule.
• Provide emotional support and companionship to enhance clients' quality of life.
• Assist with light housekeeping, laundry, and shopping for groceries.
• Observe and report changes in clients’ health or behavior to family or healthcare professionals.
• Personal hygiene assistance: Ensure proper hygiene practices are followed to promote health and well-being.

• Utilized critical thinking skills to assess changes in patient conditions, recognize complications and intervene appropriately.
• Managed multiple tasks while providing timely, high quality patient care.
• Administered medications and treatments in accordance with physician orders and hospital policies.

• Experience of Working in Emergency Department for 4 Years.
• Administered IV’s to the patient in a well-mannered.
• Determined clinical needs of diverse patients.
• Took charge of assigning patients, reviewing records to assess their medical conditions, and directing physicians to schedule therapy, as necessary.
• Worked collaboratively with dieticians, home health teams, occupational/physical therapy teams, and other healthcare teams to determine if patients are going to be discharged from the acute care setting of a hospital.
• Providing individualized, age-appropriate patient care in collaboration with other health care team members.
• Recognizing safety risks and preventing infection (hand washing, gloving standard precautions and isolation procedures).
• Measuring vital signs (height, weight, pulse, respiration, temperature recording and reporting).
• Assisting in advanced procedures like intubation, central line insertion, tracheostomy etc.
• Knowledge and skills regarding operation of ventilators and monitors.
• Promoting personal hygiene (oral hygiene, bathing, perineal care, grooming and dressing, skin care, relieving pressure).
• Moving, positioning and transferring a patient (correct body mechanics, positioning and turning in bed, use of mechanical lifts including ceiling lifts).
• Providing elimination assistance (continence care-incontinent product use and assisting with bedpans, urinals, Bowel care, Stoma care, catheter care, collection of specimens.

• Insert IV lines and catheters as needed for medication or fluid administration.

• Administer prescribed medications via IV, ensuring correct dosage and timing.

• Document IV administration details, including type of fluid or medication, dosage, and patient response.

• Conduct physical examinations and growth assessments of infants and children.

• Administer immunizations according to schedules and guidelines.

• Provide guidance to parents on infant care, nutrition, and development milestones.

• Assess and monitor developmental milestones and report any concerns.

• Maintain accurate and confidential health records for each child.

• Perform routine screenings (e.g., vision, hearing) and other necessary tests.