Rina Ghalley

• Assisting with Activities of Daily Living: This includes helping patients with personal hygiene, dressing, toileting, and ambulation.
• Monitoring Vital Signs: Taking and recording patients' blood pressure, temperature, heart rate, and respiratory rate.
• Providing Emotional Support: Offering companionship and encouragement to patients and their families.
• Maintaining a Clean and Safe Environment:Cleaning patient rooms, changing linens, and ensuring that the area is free of hazards.
• Reporting Concerns: Communicating any changes in a patient's condition to the nursing staff.
• Documenting Care: Keeping accurate records of patient care and observations.
• Assisting with Meals: Preparing and serving meals, and helping patients who may need assistance with eating.
• Transporting Patients: Moving patients between rooms or to appointments.
• Performing Basic Medical Tasks: catheter care, emptying colostomy bags
• Providing post-mortem care (In some cases):Depending on the facility and state regulations, CNAs may be trained to provide post-mortem care.
• Answering Patient Calls: Responding to patient calls and addressing their needs promptly.
• Assessing the patient: Evaluate the resident's mobility limitations and overall condition to determine if a mechanical lift is appropriate for the transfer.
• Checking the equipment: Ensure the mechanical lift device is in proper working order, including checking the battery, controls, emergency release feature, and ensuring there's enough space for the lift to pivot and move freely.
• Inspecting the sling: Check the sling for tears, holes, or frayed seams, and ensure it's appropriate and correctly sized for the resident.

Using the Mechanical Lift:

• Positioning the lift and resident: Position the lift under the resident, adjust its height, and securely attach the sling.

Compassionate CNA known for maintaining high productivity levels and completing tasks efficiently. Possess specialized skills in patient care, vital signs monitoring, and hygiene assistance that ensure optimal support and comfort for patients. Excel in communication, empathy, and time management, contributing to positive outcomes in fast-paced healthcare settings.

Compassionate Certified Nursing Assistant with experience in diverse healthcare settings including long-term care, assisted living, and rehabilitation facilities. Possess strong clinical skills such as vital sign monitoring, patient hygiene assistance, and medication administration. Noted for ability to foster relationships with patients and their families while maintaining professional boundaries. Previous roles demonstrate positive impact on patient satisfaction and quality of care.

• Certified Nursing Assistant