FAITH RONOH

Assisting residents in their daily activities such as dressing,

bathing, eating etc.

• Ensuring residents receive their medication on time.

• Providing emotional support.

• Supporting residents who cannot move on their own i.e

Assisting clients with physical and mobility requirements in

accordance with training provided and the relevant workplace

health and safety standard, including transferring of clients.

• Working collaboratively with team members.

• Strictly adhering to facility and government accreditation

standards.

• Carrying out household and domestic duties- including

cleaning and cooking.

• Keeping accurate and complete records of activities or goals

via progress notes.

• Working within NDIS Code of Conduct.

• Providing clients with additional support where required, such

as during outdoor activities including fishing and gardening.

• Assisted clients with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, grooming and toileting.
• Maintained daily living standards by assisting clients with personal hygiene needs.
• Provided emotional support to clients by listening attentively and engaging them in meaningful conversations.
• Provided ongoing compassionate patient care for each client.
• Utilized adaptive equipment such as wheelchairs, walkers or canes as needed.
• Recorded patient temperature, pulse, and blood pressure to monitor health and well-being.
• Reported any observed changes in mental status or physical condition to supervisor immediately.
• Reported concerns to nurse supervisor to promote optimal care.

Helping residents with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting,

and maintaining personal hygiene.

• Assisting residents during meals, ensuring they have proper

nutrition and hydration.

• Helping residents move around safely, including transferring

from beds to chairs, assisting with walking, and using mobility

aids like wheelchairs or walkers.

• Helping residents take prescribed medication according to a

care plan and keeping an eye on residents' responses to

medications and reporting any issues to nursing staff.

• Monitoring vital signs such as temperature, pulse, and blood

pressure, and observing changes in residents' physical or

emotional health and informing nursing staff of any concerns

or deteriorations in residents' health.

• Engaging in conversation, playing games, or providing

emotional support to help improve the quality of life for

elderly residents.

• Encouraging and promoting residents' independence where

possible by supporting them in tasks rather than doing them

entirely.