Jasmine Murrell

I am a casual Patient Care Technician, which means I pick up shifts when needed. I assist with everyday ADLs such as bathing, changing, feeding, and transferring patients. I am also certified through Allegheny Health Network to draw patients' blood, take blood sugars, pull IVs, and place heart monitors on them when needed.

As a Medication Technician, also known as a Med Tech with a staffing agency. I am certified through the state to pass medication and give insulin to residents. I also assist with aide work, such as changing, feeding, and bathing residents when needed.

• Documented patient intake and dietary requirements and aided with feeding and monitoring.
• Obtained patient vital signs and reported results to staff nurse or physician to identify changes from prior measurements.
• Responded to patient alarms and needs-assessment requests to identify course of treatment.
• Promoted patient satisfaction by assisting with bathing, dressing, toileting and exercising.
• Supported healthy patient skin with bedside baths, wound care and integrity checks.
• Responded to bell or light signal calls to assist patients with needs.

• Served specific meals to patients with special dietary needs.
• Helped with meal prep for daily meals, following strict sanitation and food handling guidelines
• Assisted patients with special needs to eat meals, providing kindness and patience.
• Set tables before patients arrived to maintain meal plan productivity.
• Delivered snacks to nurse station for distribution to specific residents.
• Gathered soiled tablecloths and dietary linens and delivered to laundry.
• Stocked food and other supplies for main kitchen and units.
• Cleaned and maintained dining room during and after each meal service.

• My job description with this position was a lifeguard and my duties were to make sure the surrounding areas of the pool were kept up with.
• Also to be sure of nobody in harm of drowning
• This position was my most fitted position
• I also got CPR certified with this position
• It was only a summer job however.
• Kept watch over swimmers to respond quickly to distress situations.
• Maintained neat and clean pool area and clean water.
• Monitored behaviors for safety violations and took steps to prevent further violations.
• Reminded patrons to walk carefully and avoid running around or near pool edges to prevent falls.
• Observed sections of assigned water zone of responsibility.
• Adhered strictly to emergency action plans.

• My job started as a cashier , but within 2 months I became a front end coordinator
• My job ethic and smiling face got me to this position
• At the time of being 16 it was a big responsibility
• I was in charge of making sure the front end of the store was in good shape
• I helped all the cashiers when needed and handled problems with any costumer in need.
• Managed front-end merchandising and maintenance, keeping shelves properly stocked.
• Took over cash register duties during busy periods to keep customers lines moving.