cna

• Helped assist with care at ones home
• Documenting care at or during my shift
• Encouraging  patients to do as much care for themselves as possible
• following proper protocol

cna

• Assist residents with activities of daily living
• Follow verbal directions 
• Respond to call lights 
• Operate mechanical lifts for transfers 
• Maintain quality of life  

cna

• Performed and assist activities of daily living. Ex, grooming, bathing, feeding
• Documented vital signs and weight
• Assisted patients to and from appointments and outings.
• Clean patients area 

cna

• Provide nursing assistance to residents in a 120 long term-care facility.
• Assisted residents with activities of daily living including helping with meals, transferring using gait belt, bathing dressing and grooming.
• Maintain cleanliness and a calm environment in patient rooms.
• Cleaning and sanitizing patient areas

cna

• Bathing and dressing patients
• Taking vital signs
• Collecting information about conditions and treatment plans from caregivers, nurses and doctors
• Answering patient calls
• Examining patients for bruises and other injuries/wounds
• Turning or repositioning patients who are bedridden
• Lifting patients into beds, wheelchairs or exam tables

cna

• Perform and record vital statistics 
• Aid patient with mobility (using restroom, walks,getting comfortable, etc.)
• Provide food and/or beverages to patient 
• Record all intake and output 
• Help patients get ready for bed (change of clothing, brushing teeth,etc.) 
• Aid nurse with any needed tasks 

cna

• Assist patients with their daily activities such as; bathing, dressing, and transferring.
• Keeping patient’s rooms neat and clean, changing the sheets and refreshing their linens when necessary.
• Measure patient’s vital signs, weight, and height.
• Maintaining the patients comfort and safety.
• Spending quality time with patients to make them feel as comfortable and as welcomed as possible.

cna

• Provide patient with comfort
• Provides patients hygiene by giving bedpans, urinals, baths, back rubs, shampoos, and showers
• Helping with showers and baths
• Provides for ADL’s by assisting with serving meals, feeding patient as necessary . helping with ambulating , turning and positioning patients 

cna/ companion

• organizing homes, personal records, and bills
• grooming
• ambulation
• assisting client with concerns they may have
• charting on condition and any change in mental or physical status

cna

• Assist With Daily Living Tasks
• Caring for Clients with Impaired Memory
• Ensuring that Patients Take Prescribed Medications at the Right Time
• Monitoring Changes in the Physical and Psychological Condition of Patients
• Taking Temperature, Pulse, Respiration, Blood Pressure

cna/hha

• Provide quality care to patients.
• Practice safe medication administration practices.
• Observe, record, and report to nursing staff the patient’s condition or injury, the treatment provided, and reactions to drugs or treatment.
• Comfort and reassure patients that they are safe and receiving the best possible care.
• Assist individuals in completing all ADLs (Activities of Daily Living).
• Proper documentation of care provided. 

cna/home health aide

• Transport to and from doctors appointments.
• Cook meals in home.
• Light cleaning of the patient’s home.
• Provide hospitality and companionship.

cna/ unit clerk

• Schedule and confirm patient diagnostic appointments, surgeries, or medical consultations.  
• Greet visitors, ascertain purpose of visit, and direct them to appropriate staff.
• Answer phones and direct calls to appropriate staff.
• Complete work schedules, manage calendars. and arrange appointments.
• Make travel/transportation arrangements for residents for doctor appointments.
• Enter date, such as demographic characteristics, history, and extent of disease, diagnostic procedures, or treatments into computer.
• Provide patients with assistance in bathing, dressing, or grooming, demonstrating these skill as necessary. 

cna

• Assist with daily living activities. This includes delivering meals to patients, turning and ambulating patients and providing plenty of fresh water, as well as extra nourishment between meals
• Help patients with personal hygiene. Provide patients with bedpans, help with baths, shampoos and showers
• Provide adjunct care for the patient, including ice packs, non-sterile dressings and therapeutic baths
• Check vital signs and record daily information in the patient’s chart
• Assist the nurses and other staff as needed
• Adhere to professional standards, follow policies and procedures and abide by federal, state and local requirements, as well as Joint Commission standards
• Medication pass along with charting, treatments 

cna

• Provided Quality and Compassionate Care.
• Direct Communication With Patients And Their Families.  
• Performed ADL’s.
• Recorded Patient Intake and Output.
• Recorded And Documented Patient Vital Signs.
• Informed Nursing Staff Of Vital Information.
• Performed Secretarial Type Duties Etc.

cna

• Lift or assist others to lift patients to move them on or off beds.
• Wash, groom, shave.
• Serve food trays.
• Assist with Daily Activities by serving and feeding meals, bathing and grooming, helping residents ambulate, transferring residents, and toileting. 

cna

• Responsible for helping residents of a 60 bed skilled care facility with activities of daily living such as dressing, bathing, feeding and toileting
• Responsible for getting daily, weekly and monthly weights and vital signs of residents
• Encouraging residents to participate in activities 
• Providing a feeling of safety and security to residents with dementia and Alzheimers

cna

• Electronic documentation of vital signs, meals, fluid intake and output
• Assist Nursing staff with wound care, bandage changes, and treatments
• Help give baths and personal care to residents.
• Made up residents beds. 

cna/med tech

• Facilitated activities of daily living, including personal hygiene management, feeding and ambulation 
• Answered call lights and supported resident comfort and safety by adjusting bed rails and equipment 
•  Responsible for preparing and administering medications in a timely manner after completing medication technician training 
• Delivered individualized resident care by evaluating resident needs, recording vital signs, documenting observations, administering necessary treatments and medications 

cna

• Assist patients with daily needs and activities. Such as dressing, toileting, walking and or transferring to wheelchair, in some cases feeding, ect.
• Chartingdocumenting on patients and their daily activities.
• Severing meals 
• Assisting with emergency procedures.
• Staying alert to any cognition and or physical changes in patients, knowing, and following proper procedure if this occurs. 

cna

• Assisted residents in bathing, nail care, mouth care, hair car, feeding and toileting
• Helped licensed nursing staff with catheterizations and enemas
• Recorded patients’ intake and output
• Transported and ambulated patients
• Changed linen and collected soiled laundry
• Emptied and changed catheter drainage bags 

cna/ home healthcare

• Helped provide activities of daily living for the patient.
• Checked patients vitals, making sure they were in a safe range.
• Made sure medicine, and dressings were cleaned, and given on a timely matter.
• Maintained patients privacy in and out of the work area (HIPPA).
• Rotated shifts with co-workers informing them of new patient care, and treatments that were to be followed.
• Charted and documented patients information from day to day.

cna

• Provide basic care for patients and assist them with daily activities that they have trouble doing.
•  Work with medial terminology and health information. Using computer programs to chart and keep track of care.
•  Collect information and communicate the information either verbally or written to the needed parties. 
• Prepare treatment rooms for patient examinations, keeping the rooms neat and clean.   

cna

• Check and record vitals signs, blood pressure, and temperature
• Measure patients height and weight and maintain its records
• Collect body fluids for the testing purpose
• Assist resident and clients with bedpans and urinals
• Checking food trays, feeding and monitoring food intake
• Help patients with personal hygiene and bathing, providing them with nail, hair and skin care and assist them with dressing and undressing

cna

• CNA Float at McKenzie Willamette Hospital in Eugene, Oregon.
• Gained both critical and valuable experience working in differing and fast-paced medical settings during time as a CNA Float in acute care settings. 
• Maintain and follow standard quality, safety, environmental and infection control policies and procedures while providing care and assisting in ADL’s.
• Measure and record patient vital signs and pertinent medical information.
• Always follow nursing process and direction of the charge nurse. 

cna

• Answers call lights 
• Assist patients with daily activities
• Turning and re-positioning every two hours or as patient need
• Meal Assistance 
• Intake and Output measurements 

cna/ home hospice

• Used lifts
• Changed:Catheters
• Folley bags
• Clothes

cna

• Assist patients in bathing, dressing, and using the restroom. 
• Take patients from their rooms to the dining hall when it was time for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
• Assist patients when they were eating. 
• Changed sheets on patients beds.

cna

• Maintained accurate records of patient care, condition, progress and concerns 
• Monitored vital signs, such as blood pressure, pulse, temperature and respirations
• Responded appropriately to the physical, emotional and developmental needs of patients 
• Assist patients with bathing, oral hygiene, grooming, feeding, elimination, transferring, and ambulation
• Maintained a clean, healthy, and safe environment

cna

• Bathe and dress resident. 
• Take vital signs.
• Administer medication.     
• Observe and report changes in a  residents’rsident’resident’s condition or behavior.
• Ability to lift and assist with lifting.