Harpreet Kaur

• Provided personal care assistance to elderly and disabled individuals in their homes, including bathing, dressing, grooming, transferring, toileting and feeding
• Ensured safety of patients by using appropriate lifting techniques while assisting them with mobility activities

• Assessed and monitored patient health conditions, including vital signs such as temperature, pulse rate and blood pressure
• Collaborated with other healthcare professionals to develop individualized care plans for each patient
• Educated families about proper nutrition for their loved ones in order to maintain good health
• Ensured safety of patients by using appropriate lifting techniques while assisting them with mobility activities

Provided patient care under the supervision of a Registered Nurse

• Assisted in administering medications under the supervision of registered nurse
• Collaborated with nurses, and other healthcare professionals to provide quality patient care
• Given sub-cutaneous injections to the patient under the supervision of registered nurse
• Check Vital signs of the patients
• Check BGL of the patient
• Do the right documentation after every procedure
• Make progress notes at the end of the shift
• Educated patients on health promotion activities such as nutrition and exercise
• Observed changes in patient conditions and reported them to the supervising nurse
• Monitored patient progress throughout their stay in the hospital setting
• Maintained confidentiality of patient reports
• Respect patient privacy
• Performed wound care procedures using proper sterile techniques to promote healing and prevent infection complications.

• Help elderly residents with their hygiene, such as bathing, grooming, dressing, and toileting
• Also, ensure that residents are comfortable and maintain their dignity
• Moreover, many elderly individuals have limited mobility
• Assist residents with moving around, transferring from beds to chairs, and using mobility aids like walkers or wheelchairs to ensure their safety
• Spend time engaging in conversations, playing games, or simply being a friendly presence to provide emotional support
• Always make sure that respect the cultural backgrounds, preferences, and individual needs of each resident so that care is given to their unique requirements