Jonnasha Standberry

• Recorded temperature, blood pressure, pulse, or respiration rate, as directed by medical or nursing staff.
• Carefully transferred patients into beds, wheelchairs, and tables using belts and other tools.
• Respected patients' privacy and dignity, upholding all hospital policies and HIPAA regulations.
• Ensure that all rooms have everything they need, from IV poles, channels, epidural pumps, NICU masks etc.

• Helped patients maintain personal hygiene through bathing, grooming, and toileting assistance when necessary for dignity preservation.
• Adapted to ever-changing patient needs, consistently adjusting care plans and strategies in order to provide the highest quality of personalized assistance.
• Safely transferred patients using appropriate equipment, such as Hoyer lifts or gait belts, minimizing injury risks.

• Adapted to a surge of patients during the COVID-19 pandemic, working overtime and implementing new care procedures.

• Answered patient calls promptly, providing assistance, or referring them to appropriate personnel when needed.

• Provided transportation and appointment management.

• Monitored vital signs regularly, promptly reporting any abnormalities. Report any concerns to the supervising nurse or physician.