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Although the residents, staff, and equipment are all very different, I did do a lot of the same activities here, just as I had when I was working in Texas. Each resident required a certain amount of help, as well as a daily reminder of activities to be done. I provided numerous hours of patient care, along with several charts that were to be filled out according to how the resident felt that day, to the activities that were assigned to me, and everything else that took place during those times. Listed below are a couple of skills/ care I have performed regularly.

• Examined and addressed lacerations, contusions and other physical symptoms to determine need for further attention.
• Used mobility devices and mechanical equipment to transport patients.
• Administered personal nursing assistance in pre- and post-operative situations.
• Consulted with nurses to develop patient care plans and evaluate treatment options.
• Managed and maintained patient rooms, shared-living areas and nursing stations.
• Collected specimens, monitored vitals and maximized patient comfort.
• Facilitated activities of daily living, including personal hygiene management, feeding and ambulation.

This was my final job as a certified nursing assistant. I did not chose to let my license expire, I did, however, take a detour in my career path, as well as the way I decided to live life. I lost sight of my goals, and sooner rather than later I had found myself at the lowest and most destructive point in my life.

I continued using drugs, I could never keep a job, much less try and get myself help to get sober. Finally, I made it to rehab, and I spent just over seven months finding myself and after determining my career goals, I left rehab and once I returned home and tried to reapply for my previous job, I noticed that my CNA license had just expired. I plan to attend school this upcoming spring, and I am going for my RN.

I went to SOTC and got my nursing assistant license, and it is by far the most rewarding job I ever had! I loved being able to help those who cannot help themselves. I have helped with feedings, baths, getting dressed, as well as assisting with several daily activities- I have a few listed below.

• Responded to patient alarms and needs-assessment requests to identify course of treatment.
• Conducted routine checks on standard patient vitals, including blood pressure, blood sugar and heart rate.
• Assisted patients with shaving, bathing and oral hygiene to promote healthy habits and overall wellness.
• Documented patient intake and dietary requirements and assisted with feeding.
• Documented information in patient charts and communicated status updates to interdisciplinary care team.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary healthcare teams to provide high-quality patient care.
• Volunteered to work additional shifts and overtime during busy periods to maintain proper staffing and floor coverage.
• Exhibited compassionate care and communication regarding issues surrounding death and dying.
• Maintained accurate, timely flow of information by completing thorough patient records and updating healthcare team on patient status.