JINSON THOMAS

• Provided assistance in daily living activities by dressing, grooming, bathing, and toileting patients.
• Checked medication schedules and patient needs to enforce medication administration standards team-wide.
• Kept accurate records for client files and handled related paperwork.
• Provided high level of physical support by lifting, adjusting, and moving clients.
• Kept detailed daily logs with care actions, patient behaviours, and incidents.
• Monitored client vital signs, administered medications, and tracked behaviours to keep healthcare supervisor well-informed.
• Transported patients via wheelchair to and from rehabilitation and daily activities.

• Observed patient skin conditions and reported findings to registered nurse.
• Supported nursing staff with care of incontinent patients and promotion of continence care.
• Maintained clean environment with due consideration to health and safety issues and infection control policy.
• Assisted with patient hygiene, physical comfort, eating, and drinking, and mobility while observing and reporting specific changes.
• Lifted patients using appropriate equipment in accordance with moving and handling policy.
• Arranged bedding and cushions to enhance patient comfort in bed and chairs.

A healthcare assistant, also known as a nursing assistant or patient care assistant, is responsible for providing direct care to patients under the supervision of a licensed nurse or doctor.

· Assisting with Basic Patient Care

· Supporting Nurses and Doctors

· Maintaining Patient Records

· Ensuring Patient Comfort and Safety

· Maintaining a Clean and Safe Environment

· Communicating with Patients and Family Members

· Providing Emotional Support

• Coordinating transitions from hospital to home
• Facilitating communication between healthcare providers and patients
• Supporting insurance claims and identifying local programs for seniors.

• Providing supportive counselling to patients and families
• Treating behavioural and mental health issues
• Offering individual, family, and group counselling sessions.

• Conducting community activities and awareness programs
• Leading medical camps and providing facilities for the underprivileged.