Being a caregiver is an incredibly rewarding experience that can offer many amazing benefits. From the sense of satisfaction gotten from helping someone in need to the strengthened bond that is formed with the person being cared for, there are plenty of reasons to be proud of being a caregiver, being patient and very attentive over the years.
Take patients Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and Vital Signs (both reading and measurement).
Set up medical equipment and assist with some medical procedures as instructed.
Conducted periodic resident care and unit checks with appropriate documentation.
Performed 100% of resident care functions, including grooming, hygiene, collecting vital signs, ROM, proper body alignment, and transportation activities.
Organized and scheduled several weekly patient visits, sending follow-up reminders, and welcoming patients.
Answer phone calls for help and observe changes in a patient's condition or behavior.
Worked with patients to serve meals, make beds, and keep rooms clean.
Monitor and record patient temperatures and blood pressure regularly.
Monitor observations and escalate any concerns to nurse in charge.
Support registered nurses in the safe delivery of high standards of care.
Coordinate office activities to ensure efficiency and maintain compliance with company policy, which lead to over 10% increase in sale.
Welcoming visitors and directing them to the relevant office/personnel.
Coordinating and managing appointments, meetings, and the conference room schedule in order to prevent duplicate bookings.
Performing bookkeeping tasks such as invoicing, monitoring accounts receivable, and budget tracking.
Maintaining general office files, including job files, vendor files, and other files related to company’s operations.
Answering phone calls and responding to emails promptly.
Purchasing office supplies, equipment, and furniture. Overseeing maintenance of office facilities, and equipment.