cna

• Providing help with activities of daily living
• Collecting vital signs
• Communicating and helping the care team including RN, CNA, physical therapist, and charge RN
• Checked supply availability and laid out instruments for the patient rooms

cna

• Obtained client medical history, including medication information, symptoms and allergies
• Maintained best-in-class standards for individualized care in the bed units by continuously checking in with patients and families and quickly providing care
• Wiped down equipment with proper cleaning products after each patient transport to reduce instances of infection
• Reduced risks of patient infection and cross-contamination by cleaning and sterilizing equipment

cna

• Collaborated with physicians to design at-home medication guidelines and educated patients and families on correct administration of medications
• Employed mobility devices and other equipment to lift patients from chairs to beds, following all safety procedures to avoid injuries
• Transported patients between rooms and appointments or testing locations
• Participated in fun activities with patients each day as scheduled to boost mood, improve overall memory and provide light entertainment
• Evaluated patients to identify and address wounds, behavioral concerns and medically-relevant symptoms
• Promoted good oral and personal hygiene by aiding patients with shaving, bathing and teeth brushing
• Obtained biological specimens for ordered tests and prepared for laboratory transport

cna

• exceptional patient care
• assisted in feeding, bathing, general overall hygiene
• assist individuals that are physically incapable/impaired 
• took vitals and recorded results on kiosk

cna/health unit coordinator

• Liaison between patients and staff.
• Communicate with physicians, nursing staff, various departments, patients, and visitors.
• Behavioral Intervention.
• Receptionists on patient floors and in the clinic setting.
• Deals largely with the public.
• Typing, filing, data input, answering phones, ordering supplies and preparing special projects for the unit.
•  Provides support to the clinical staff by tracking consults, stat orders, supplies, patient movement throughout the system. 

cna

• Getting them ready for the day or ready for bed.
• Clothing 
• Socializing 
• Helping them make each day special.

cna

• Constantly keep the living area clean, and sanitary. 
• Monitor patient conditions and progress and reevaluate treatments as necessary.
• Plan routines,  and choose different activities for each set of muscles, depending on patient’s capabilities and limitations.
• Give breakfast, lunch, and dinner accordingly along with required medication.

cna

• Record patients’ medical history, vital statistics, or information such as test results in medical records and reports to a registered nurse or supervisor.
• Hand-on-healthcare to patients in medical settings.
• Bathing, Dressing, and the basic activities of life.
• Turning or repositioning bedridden patients 

cna

• Ensured clients’ well-being, safety and comfort in adherence with physicians’ orders
• Managed various daily job tasks
• Provided mental and emotional support
• Monitored clients’ progress to report necessary changes
• Supported effective care for managed home care patients by observing health status and monitoring conditions
• Documented patient intake and dietary requirements and assisted with feeding
• Cleaned and sanitized rooms and equipment using aseptic technique to prevent infection and cross-contamination

cna

• Assited resident’s with activities of daily living.  
• Prepared, cooked, and stored meals appropriately.  
• Maintained a clean and tidy workplace environment. 
•  Prepared and administered resident’s medications.  
• Transported resident’s to and from social outings.  
• Throughly and accurately documented all events and behaviors that took place daily.  
• Followed all State Health and Safety guidelines.   

cna

• Answer call light in a very timely manner.
• Report daily to nurses
• Vital checks 
• Assist with Daily living activity.

cna/float

• Providing care in all departments of hospitals and Skilled nursing facilities. 
• Assisted residents with daily needs
• Showering 
• Eating 

cna/med tech

•  Ensuring the residents have all of their meals and medicine on time, 
• Making residents feel “at home’ in our facility 
• Helping residents with activities of daily living 
• charting the patients daily activities and anything that goes wrong
• Ensuring the facility is clean at all times
• Thinking on my feet and being a quick problem solver
• Communicate with my coworkers to ensure the residents get the best care

cna/cma

• Assisted residents to complete activities of daily living, including personal hygiene, feeding, and toileting; helped residents to clean and maintain eyeglasses, dentures, and hearing aids.
• Provided preventative care to residents by positioning and applying skin care treatments to prevent/treat sores, helped residents with ambulation, and transferred residents utilizing electric/manual experiment and lifting devices.  
• Performed routine wound management, medication adminstration, and specimen collection.
• Performing tasks associated with medication administration, including vital signs, height and weight, glucose monitoring, and client observation.
• Giving scheduled drugs under direct supervision of a licensed nurse unless otherwise allowed by state law.
• Recording medication administration according to agency procedure.

cna

• Maintained accurate record of patient care. 
• Responded appropriately to the physical and emotional needs of the patient. 
• Assisted patients with bathing, oral hygiene, grooming, eating and elimination. 
• Assisted patients with transfers in and out of beds, wheelchairs and bathrooms.
• Monitored patients for physical changes and reported to nursing staff as needed. 

cna

• Record and maintain patient information such as vital signs eating habits, behavior
• Organize, supervise, or encourage patient participation in social, educational or recreational activities 
• Perform nursing duties measuring vitals, collecting specimens 
• Provide transportation to appointments

cna

• Show patients to examination rooms and prepare them for the physician
• Provide basic patient care or treatments, such as taking temperatures or blood pressures, dressing wounds, treating bedsores.
• Monitor patients’ medication usage and results. 
• Referral to home health services

cna

• Collect stool and urine specimens, log the specimens, and send them to the lab.
• Assist with changing dressings on wounds.
• Interview patients to obtain medical information upon admission and measure their vital signs, weight, and height..
• Measure and record patients’ vital signs, such as height, weight, temperature, blood pressure, pulse, respiration and pain level.

cna

• Obtain patients’ vital signs and maintain detailed and complete records of patient charts and health care plans.
• Assist patients with activities of daily living while encouraging and supporting their independence.
• At direction of charge nurse, implement care for acute health care problems such as illnesses, infections, injuries.
• Preparing residents for daily living activities.

cna

• Turn or re-position
• Document or otherwise report observations of patient behavior, complaints, or physical symptoms to nurses.c
• Supply, collect, or empty bedpans. bedridden patients.
• HIPPA and patient privacy.

cna

• Take and record vital signs, blood glucose, intake & output, etc as needed
• Perform various activities of direct patient care under supervision of an RN/LPN 
• Assist with activities of daily life such as transferring, bathing, dressing/undressing, eating, toileting, and personal hygiene
• observe and report changes in behavior, mental, or physical status and adapt to accurately provide quality patient care.

cna/medical assistant

•  Provided pre- and post-operative care. Assisted patients with bathing, oral hygiene, grooming, feeding and elimination. 
• Assisted with patient transfer and ambulation. Maintained sanitary residents’ and program rooms. 
• Followed safe lifting techniques and individual resident lifting instructions. 
• Transported patients to other areas of the hospital in wheelchairs and gurneys. 
• Assisted patients with ambulation and crutch walking. Answered patient calls for care and feeding.   

cna

• Assist patients to eat.
• Taking vital signs.
• Collect information about patient conditions and treatment plans.
• Provide and empty bedpans/urinals.
• Perform body checks.

cna

• Collect specimens, such as urine, feces, or spu
• Perform patient care duties under the direction of a nurse(reposition, clean and ambulate patients, check vital signs and skin integrity and report to nurse any abnormalities)
• Communicate effectively with patient/family and members of the health care team in regarding the care of the patient
• Carry out regulatory requirements, patient safety requirements, infection control policies and established practicing standards; policies and procedures 
• Achieve customer service excellence by understanding the needs of all patients/family

cna

• Care of patients with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia.
• Vital signs 
• Organizing patients room
• Showing Hospitality and kindness toward new and current patients and family.

cna

• Provide quality care for geriatric residents 
• Make sure the ADL’s are being met
• Observe residents medication and vital signs
• Provide quality meals for residents
• Clean and check residents rooms
• Provide activities for residents to do daily.

cna

• Provide basic care to residents.
• Assist with every day care they have trouble with.
• Serve and help residents eat
• Lift patients into bed, wheelchair, etc.
• Answer resident call light. 

cna, office assistant

• Answer patient call bells, or intercom systems to determine and meet patients’ needs.
• Communicate with patients. Help with emotion support and meeting patient needs.
• Documenting vital signs and filling out the specific paperwork needed. 
• Filing paperwork for employee files and updating employee files.
• Staying up to date on employee clearances. Such as FBI, Child abuse, TB, CPR
• Writing news letters each month. Sending out trainings for employees.
• Answering phones. This includes client, employee and business calls.

cna

• Providing and emptying bed pans.
• Clean and sanitize patients areas.
• Change bedding.
• Restock rooms with necessary supplies.

cna

• Assist the residents to the restroom.
• Change residents when their depend is soiled.
• Empty colostomy bags.
• Assist with dressing.
• Recording daily activities.
• Bathing residents.
• Help residents transfer, using Hoyer lifts and sit-to-stands.