Porsche Sanders

• Maintain direct, close observation of patients (1:1 monitoring) to ensure safety, particularly in the Acute Crisis Unit.
• Apply evidence-based de-escalation techniques to manage dangerous, aggressive, or chaotic behaviors, and support patients dealing with confusion, stress, or autism-related challenges.
• Record patient moods, mental sharpness, sleeping patterns, vital signs (V/S), and intake/output (I&O) to support the care team.
• Assist with activities of daily living (ADLs), admissions, transfers, and discharges as directed by registered nurses.
• Communicate effectively with nurses and doctors regarding patient status and escalate any warning signs of behavioral issues.
• Ensure a clean, safe, and therapeutic environment, reducing

•build a strong report with patient

• Reported any patient complaints to the healthcare team promptly.

• Advocated for a high level of care and comfort for each patient.

• Assisted patients in dressing, particularly those with weak arms and legs.

• Wake each client in a timely manner to ensure a structured start to their day.
• Assist clients with hygiene and daily chores to
  promote independence and self-care.
• Observe clients throughout the day, redirecting negative behaviors through structured Family teaching modules.
• Maintain thorough documentation of client progress and complianc' with medication.

• Deep knowledge of patient behavioral needs
• Behavior monitoring
• Medicine administration
• Keep detailed and accurate records
• Great communication with patients and families
• Monitored patient activity and progress.
• Developed solid routines for patients.
• Distributed healthy meals to patients on a daily basis.
• Provided safe restraint whenever necessary.
• Noted vital signs on a regular basis.
• Assisted with hygiene routines.
• Ensured safety of individuals with behavioral disorders.

• Listen to patients' concerns, observe their behavior, and record their condition.
• Report changes in patient health or behavior to medical staff.
• Lead patients in therapeutic and recreational activities
• Medicine administration
• Keep detailed and accurate records
• Great communication with patients and families
• Monitored patient activity and progress.
• Developed solid routines for patients.
• Distributed healthy meals to patients on a daily basis.
• Provided safe restraint whenever necessary.
• Noted vital signs on a regular basis.
• Assisted with hygiene routines.
• Ensured safety of individuals with behavioral disorders.

• Greeted, registered and assigned rooms to guests of hospital patients.
• Answered department telephone calls within 2 rings, using correct salutations and telephone etiquette.
• Scheduled appointments, registered patients and distributed sample pharmaceuticals as prescribed.
• Assisted in the maintenance of medical charts and/or electronic medical record (filing, Op Reports, test results, home care forms).
• Adeptly managed a multi-line phone system and pleasantly greeted all patients.
• Maintained strict patient and physician confidentiality.

• Organized store merchandise racks by size, style and color.
• Led merchandise selection, pricing, planning and marketing.
• Ran markdown reports, managed store replenishment and analyzed buying reports.
• Created visual marketing and styled window displays.
• Answered customer questions regarding store merchandise, department information and pricing.
• Assembled promotional displays, including quarter and full-size point of purchase displays.
• Completed stock orders and managed inventory levels.