Brittney L.

My duties for this job were to come into the patients home wake my patient up by greeting her, I would go into the kitchen to sign my time sheet while I prepared her breakfast, I would get her clothing and towels together for bathing, I would brush her teeth and feed her, once she was done I would let her sit for a few minutes while I prepared her water to bathe her, while I bathing her I would also change her sheets, once she was bathe I would dress her, comb her hair, I would put on her favorite tv show. While she was watching tv I would go into the kitchen to wash the dishes, depending on what day I would put her clothes to wash and dry, sweep and mop, dust the furniture, and fold her clothes. In the mist of doing the chores I would go in and change her and turn her. I would prepare her next meal and go into her room to feed her. Once she was done she would take a nap and I would finish whatever chores were left. I would go into her room to change her and turn her. I would write down everything that was done for that day. By the end of the day I would do her last change and turn her. I would get the family to sign off on the paperwork.

My duties for this job were to come into the office check the temperature of both refrigerators, one for the specimens and the other for the injections, check to make sure the urinalysis machine is properly working, report to the daily huddle meeting, do the injections and collect blood for the early morning patients, assist the doctors with Pap smears, go in after the doctors were done seeing the patients to do blood work, injections, have the patient fill out paperwork, discuss the procedure of me sending out their referral paperwork to a specialist, answer phone calls, schedule appts, handle all the referrals by calling to schedule the patients, work the front desk, fax paperwork, scan and adhoc all blood results into the patients charts, meet with all representatives from home health to discuss what types of services they offer and the insurance the accept, and at the end of the day put out the specimen box, I attended and engaged in the monthly and quarterly meetings.

My duties for this job were to work closely with the doctor when he was accessing a patient that is wanting to undergo treatment for drug issues. I would arrive to work every morning to gather the charts that were on the counselors placed on the hold list to see for the day. I would then prepare myself for the day by making sure that I am completely stocked and have all the items available. As I am doing paperwork periodically throughout the day, I am called to the lab by the receptionist to collect UA's that are on the list for that day. On Tuesday and Thursdays I am also taking in new patients. Once the new intake was through with the paperwork, I would take the patient into the lab where I would collect vital signs, ask multiple questions to gather information on the patient. I would collect blood and urine samples on all new patients at the time of their intake. I would also administer a TB skin test on all intakes as well. When I am finished with the patient I would take them to their assigned counselor l. When the doctor would arrive I would take the patient to the exam room where the doctor would access the patient. Once the doctor has seen all the patients for the day I would go over all the paperwork that other patients needed to have singed off. At the end of the day I would do filing in the patients charts of all the medical procedures that I performed on the patient.

My duties for this job were to call the patients to into my office daily. I would first ask the patient for their identification and the doctors orders to see what services were needed. I would create a new account for a first time patient by asking for theirs name, date of birth, social security number, and their current mailing address. I would then proceed to ordering what the doctor needed to have done on the order. I would make copies of the order, retrieve the print outs of the labels I created, go back into my office, place the armband on the patient for proper identification purposes. If the doctor ordered blood work I would collect blood with the proper tubes for each blood test required. Once this was done I would label the blood work with the patients information, place it into a biohazard bag, place the order in with the blood work and send it off to the lab. If the patient was here for other purposes I would do the same process, but would take the patient to the designated area for the techs to preform the test.

My duties for this job were to open the office in mornings, turn on all computers, count the cash on hand and log it into the daily cash log, print all paperwork from the fax machine and sort, transfer phone calls to main phone line, greet and check in the patients, check the status of insurance, collect the necessary payments, answer a multiple phone line and transfer to the correct person, schedule appointments, scan and transfer all patients documents into the correct patients chart, call the patient back into the room and triage them by getting their vitals and documenting into the patients chart, gather information such as their chief complaint and what medication they were currently taking, place them into a room for the doctor to assess them, once the doctor was finished with the patient I would look into the patients chart to see what needed to be done on the patients, I would give injections and draw blood on the patients if the doctor required for these test to be done, I would label any specimen that were taken from a patient with their name and date of birth, after the patient was done I would check the patient out and schedule them an upcoming appointment.

Served as a key member of healthcare team for Saint Martin Hospital. Assist several RNs team in ensuring optimal patient care and smooth daily functioning of hospital. Consistently praised for efficient handling of duties (e.g., answering phones, maintaining medical records, and patient processing) as a ward clerk that allowed nursing staff to focus on the health concerns of their patients. Demonstrated proficiency in taking patient medical histories and vital signs. Ensured the cleanliness, sanitation of patient rooms and equipment used. Reacted calmly and effectively in emergency situations, and added the personal, caring touch that immediately put patients at ease