Home Health Caregiver resume example with 12 years of experience
JessicaClaire
Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA94105609 Johnson Ave., 49204, Tulsa, OK Home: (555) 432-1000 - Cell: - resumesample@example.com - -
Summary
I’m originally from Chicago and had traveled over time with my family due to my dad being in the army. I’m married with kids. I graduated from high school and finished college for medical assistant. I worked as a hotel receptionist and a medical assistant in front and back office work. I relocated to Memphis 2014 where I worked in home health and warehouse.
Skills
Front and back office
Home health
Warehouse
Restaurant
Critical thinking
Reliable and trustworthy
People skills
Organization
Friendly, positive attitude
Leadership
Multitasking
Experience
10/2015 to 04/2020
Home Health CaregiverProspect, Inc. – Smithville, TN,
Supervised medication administration, personal hygiene and other activities of daily living.
Documented client progress in charts and logbooks.
Facilitated best care by developing strong and trusting rapport with patient.
Maintained clean and well-organized environment to promote client happiness and safety.
Dressed, groomed and fed patients with limited physical abilities to support basic needs.
Planned optimal meals based on established nutritional plans.
Monitored client's well-being, safety and comfort under direction of physician.
Helped clients stay happy and healthy by providing mental and emotional support.
08/2010 to 06/2014
Medical AssistantPremise Health – Tampa, FL,
Conducted patient interviews to gather health history, vital signs and information about current medical issues.
Oversaw patient registration, insurance verification, form completion and appointment scheduling to maintain operational efficiency.
Collected forms, copied insurance cards and coordinated patient information for billing and insurance processing.
Prepared, reviewed and submitted patient statements to determine factual accuracy.
Assisted physicians by preparing patients for procedures, including EKGs, phlebotomy, glucose testing and pulmonary function tests.
Acted as liaison between physician and patient, answering questions and delivering test results.
Scheduled appointments for patients via phone and in person.
Kept facility stocked with necessary supplies, equipment and instruments.
Sterilized medical instruments to streamline procedural use.
Experienced in front and back offices, controlling patient flow, collecting payments and assisting in delivery of quality healthcare.
Verified appointment times with patients, preparing charts, pre-admission and consent forms.
Followed all principles of asepsis and infection control to meet patient safety guidelines.
Coordinated and executed medical waste disposal according to governmental and organizational standards.
Requested scripts from doctors and verified insurance and coding.
12/2006 to 10/2010
Hotel ReceptionistMarcus Corporation – Green Bay, WI,
Monitored reservations to track incoming parties and special events.
Explained and pointed out property details to patrons, including dining areas, pool, spa and fitness center.
Secured guest valuables in main safe or individual boxes.
Received all incoming calls and coordinated with hotel staff to fulfill requests and resolve issues.
Posted room charges such as food, liquor and telephone calls based on individual customer actions.
Balanced accounts and conducted nightly audits to keep bookkeeping current.
Collaborated with housekeeping and maintenance staff to address and mitigate facility issues.
Welcomed patrons to front desk and engaged in friendly conversations while conducting check-in process.
Arranged special accommodations for guests to maintain optimal satisfaction.
Shared information with patrons on entertainment and sporting events in nearby areas and made reservations to establishments, boosting local tourism.
Education and Training
Expected in 08/2007
Associate of Science: Anthem College Online - Dallas , TX GPA:
Activities and Honors
Accomplishments
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