cna

• Assist patient with ADL’s including in and out of bed, showering, toileting, and meals
• Work in partnership with family, home nurse, and physical therapist in patients rehabilitation
• Transport patient to various appointments 
• Provide emotional support
• Obtain and record patient information such as vital signs, input and output, and medications taken.
• Maintain clean and save home enviornment for patient

cna

• Assisted residents with everyday activities, such as dressing, showering, eating ect. 
• Cleaned residents rooms. 
• Monitored residents daily. 
• Explain treatment procedures, medications, diets, or physicians’ instructions to residents. 
• Turned bed ridden residents per schedule. 
• Charted residents eating habits.
• Charted residents behavior. 

cna

• Assistance with Activities of daily living
• Worked on Dementia unit
• Provided basic care to many residents
• Measure and record patient vital signs,

cna

• 12-hour shifts assisting geriatric client
• Took and recorded vitals
• Assisted with personal hygiene, toileting, and bathing
• Prepared and cooked meals

cna

• Caring for the elderly or handicap individuals
• Changing, feeding and bathing
• Offering emotional support
• Handling stressful situations
• Making rounds 
• Observing and monitoring patients

cna/ma

• Developed excellent working relationships with residents and other employees
• Effectively and promptly answered residents’ calls or requests for assistance
• Prepared detailed reports to communicate with other CNA’s about any residents’ changes or new behaviors in order to effectively meet their needs
• Accurately charted residents’ activities and food and drink intake
• Operated equipment such as Hoyer lifts and sit-to-stands safely and responsibly
• Assisted in the daily preparation of medication for disbursement.
• Observed and reported behavioral changes

cna/medical assistant

•  Maintained accurate records of patient care, condition, progress and concerns.
•  Responded appropriately to the physical, emotional and developmental needs of patients.
•  Tested and recorded blood glucose levels. Changed sterile dressings. Provided pre- and post-operative care.
•  Assisted patients with bathing, oral hygiene, grooming, feeding and elimination. 
• Maintained a clean, healthy and safe environment. Assisted with patient transfer and ambulation.

cna

• Set up medical equipment and assist with some medical procedures. …
• Answer calls for help and observe changes in a patient’s condition or behavior. 
• Feed, bathe, and dress patients
• Serve meals, maintain and clean rooms 

cna

• Go to clients homes, do adls
• Run errands for clients
• Take them to appointments
• Assist clients with making meals and any cleaning around their home
• Companship

cna

• Bathe and dress residents. 
• Serve meals and help patients eat. 
• Turn or reposition residents who are bed bound. 
• Answer patients calls. 
• Clean and sanitize patients area. 

cna

• Managed a wing in the nursing home, caring for the elderly by preforming CNA duties.
• Maintained neat records of resident’s care, and health.
• Observed for any indications in changes in the well being of residents.
• Helped others with their duties when given the opportunity.
• Made connections with the resedents, and coworkers.

cna

• Assist with daily activities of daily living (bathing, toileting, dressing, and feeding)
• Assist with daily medication 
• Transportation to and from activities and doctors appointments 
• Ensure client comfort and safety at all times 

cna

• Provide patients with assistance in bathing, dressing and grooming.
• Check patients pulse, temperature and respiration.
• Provide patients with help moving in and out of beds, baths, wheelchairs,
• Cleaning Patients

cna

• Makes sure residents felt at home while staying at Symphony.
• Always put the residents needs in front of mine to make sure they have the best experience possible.
• Would follow the basic skills CNAs give : Cleaning up after a resident, showering/bathing, feeding, grooming, assisting, charting, and basically getting them what ever they needed. 
• Would also orientate new CNAs, would show them around the new facility, give them tips on how to care for a patient. 

cna

• Monitor, and report symptoms or changes in patients’ conditions.
• Prepare rooms,  instruments, equipment, or supplies and ensure that stock of supplies is maintained.
• Collect blood, or other laboratory specimens.
• Adhere to safety  guidelines, completed all requirements of patient safety training programs

cna

• Monitor, record, and report symptoms or changes in patients’ health status to nurse.
• Record patients’  vital signs.
• Assisted with all ADL’s.
• Sensitive to the needs of geriatric patient/residents.
• Promote dignity, independence, safety, privacy, infection control and communication when caring for residents.
• Work great as a team member.

cna

• Assisted patient with personal hygiene.
• Take patient vital signs.
• Collect specimens, due accu-check. 
• Provide physical support to assist patients to perform daily living activities, such as getting out of bed, bathing, dressing, using the 

cna

• Assist with ADL’s ( showers, feedings, dressing, daily activities). 
• Assist nurse with dressing changes.
• Take vitals when needed.
• Document in ADL book as well as when needed.
• Answer call lights in timely manner.

cna

• Assist in all ADLs, and encourage residents to complete as many of their own care as they are capible in doing. 
• Following bladder scan protocols and reporting results over company policy to nursing staff. 
• Taking ACHS blood sugar checks and reporting results to nursing staff. 
• Transporting patients to exam areas and to new room assignements. 
• Stocking nurse servers and ordering from central supply when items are getting low. 
• Set up of telemetry monitors and suction canisters. 

cna

• Lift or assist others to lift patients to move them on or off beds, out of or onto chairs, and on or off toilet.
• Assisted residents w/ hygiene and repositioning.
• Helped w/ ADLs, obtaining vital signs, feeding, showers.
• Coming up with and performing activities for residents w/ dementia.

cna

• Cleaned and organized patients’ living quarters.
•  Positioned residents for comfort and to prevent skin pressure problems.
• Assisted with transferring residents in and out of wheelchairs and adaptive equipment.
• Assisted with ADLs.
• Sensitive to the needs of geriatric patients.
•  Maintained a clean, orderlyand well-stocked environment. 

cna

• Lift or assist others to lift patients to move them on or off beds, examination tables, or stretchers.
• Position or hold patients in position for treatment preparation.
• Transport patients to treatment units, testing units,  or other areas, using wheelchairs, stretchers, or moveable beds.
• Assist Residents with ADL’s

cna

• Preformed direct patient care under the supervision of DON, licensed nurse and nurse supervisor.
• Groomed, bathed, and got patients ready for ADLs
• Helped patients do their daily ROM exercise
• Transferred patients to wheelchair, bed, and other transportation devices
• Assisted nurses with wound care
• Emptied foleys and changed incontinent patients
• Accompanied patients to Dr. visits

cna

•  Assist in promoting patient safety and environmental cleanliness. 
• Assist patients with mobility                                                                           
•  Assist patients in meeting nutrition and elimination needs                 
•  Assist patients with personal hygiene and grooming                               
•  Assist with patient’s assessment and care planning

cna/team leader

• Arrange daily assignments for CNAs.
• Assist with transfers and ambulation of patients.
• Organize patient closets and belongings.
• Stock rooms with necessary supplies.
• Stock and organize utility rooms.
• Assist schedule coordinator on weekends.

cna

•  Assist in measuring vitals signs report to RN and document in patients chart. 
• Toileted, bath, encourage and assisted with oral care.
• Provide support and assistant with ADL’s 
• Communicate effectively with management, peers, and healthcare team members.
• ensure environment is clean to promote health safety.

cna

• Provide personal care assistance and companionship to senior citizens 
• Help with daily activities and transportation to appointments, social events and other errands, such as grocery shopping 
• Cooking meals, sorting/washing laundry, general housekeeping, and standby assistance with bathing and grooming
• Remain calm in emergency situations.

cna/med-tech

• Employee of the Month for July.
• Learned about each patient individually. i.e. likes & dislikes, how to help with redirection, life before memory-loss disease, family member’s relationship with patient, etc.
• Passed out multiple types of medications (including narcotics) to patients.
• Helped administer comfort care measures-including medications- to those patient’s in the last stages of life.
• Performed post-mortem care to patients. (Prior to missionary service.)
• Treated patients wounds with bandages such as gauze pads, steri-strips, etc.
• Worked 114 hours within a 15 day pay period.

cna

• Provide quality care for geriatric residents
• Preform/Assist with residents ADL’s
• Assist with feedings and daily hygiene
• Maintain departmental policies and procedures in areas like safety and infection control
• Assist with showers and total care
•  Document accurate information of each resident provided

cna

• Help with patients daily needs 
• Keep room and bathroom clean
• Help nurses with daily tasks
• record vital signs 
• keep patients safe