Leann N.

Duties include post - op care. Assist with mobility, rom exercise, light house work, transportation, transporting, meal/prep/plan, vs, bp, medication administrator, errands, documentation , companionship, bathing/grooming. Scheduling appointment. Providing quality care with care plans. Chores like dishes, vacuuming, laundry, dusting. Ran errands and picked up medications at pharmacy. Provided a safe and clean environment for my clients. Supported my clients with compassion, understanding, empathy and hope. Worked with hospice while providing end of life. Communicated always updating family member and health care team. Respected the wishes of family member's and clients, for example, DNR. Provided comfort on a daily basis. Kept a journal of clients about what foods they liked, how they responded after medication, what they were like on good days and bad days. How well they respond to exercise, how much help they needed with mobility. This would allow me to assess how much time it may take at the grocery store or even how long it might take a client to eat a meal. Engaged in games with client to keep the mind working. Get my clients moving a little bit to keep blood flowing. Encourage exercise to support balance, strengthen muscles, and provide oxygen to the brain. Really making my clients feel as independent as possible is very important. This supports the clients well-being, gives them dignity, and provides respect.

Provided quality care and support for my client. Advocated to health care team members about the care being being provided. Was a companion and listened to my client. Scheduled all appointment while providing transportation, assisting with mobility, and accompanied to medical appointments. Made sure living quarters and environment was clean, free of clutter, and disinfected. Made meals/planned/prep proper diet for medical condition. Administrated medication making sure it right time, place, route, dose, and evaluated the effects. Documented for next care provider what was done and what needed to be done. Messaged frequently, vs, bp. Kept journal of clients dislikes and likes. Notified family members if there was a change in clients condition. Respected privacy by closing doors and windows. Provided safety, for example washing hands often. Using pre-cautions by checking equipment to make sure it was as well as disinfecting it. Respected clients wishes. Promoted exercise and walks.