Gwyneth Pulvera

• Encourage person-centred care by asking the resident for their choices on how they would like to spend their day.
• Have Experience with the Leecare for Computer and ACFI Documentation.
• Assist residents with meals to meet nutritional plans according to care plan.
• Experience with thickened fluids.
• One-on-one monitoring and care assistance with resident with difficult behaviors.
• Ability to communicate with multi-disciplinary team.
• Manual Handling Tasks (Experience using hoist, stand lifter, slide sheet, bed bath.)
• Ability to participate with the "End of life care" of a residents.

Personal care worker is responsible to provide a standard care with elderly people and people with dementia. Assisting them with their daily living tasks using a personal centred approach that implements personal choice or preference to control their lives.

• Encourage residents to participate in any activities and programs
• Assist them with their general hygiene and daily activities (shower, toilet, shave, nail cutting)
• General housekeeping (making clean beds, tea, coffee, thickening drinks (if it’s in their care plan)).
• Documentation (bowels, safety check, progress note, pressure area risk assessment, behavior, sleep etc.)
• Food handling and distribution (Preparing food to tray and distributing to residents' room).
• Lifestyle Activities (Games, one-on-one talk, playing bingo, word games, etc.)
• Experience with the of Manadplus for Computer and ACFI Documentation.
• Provide social assistance and emotional support (walking with them, talking to them etc.)
• Manual Handling Tasks (Use of stand lifter, full lifter, sliding sheet, etc.).

• Assisted with meal planning to meet nutritional plans.
• Helped residents with personal needs from exercise to bathing and personal grooming.
• Made beds, swept floors and sanitized surfaces to support activities of daily living.
• Worked closely with clinical staff (RN, EN, CN, Physiotherapist etc.) to support therapeutic and behavioral plans.
• Encouraged residents to participate in activities of daily living to enhance personal dignity.
• Followed care plan and directions to meet the resident's health needs.
• Aided with mobility and independence for disabled individuals and continually monitored safety.
• Followed safe lifting and transferring techniques to transport residents.
• Documentation (bowels, safety check, progress note, pressure area risk assessment, behavior, sleep etc).
• Food handling and distribution