ASHILLA FINCH

Tracheostomy suctioning, Catheter care, Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, bowel care, Spinal injury, brain injury, Stroke, Parkinson’s disease, vulnerable adults, diabetes, and frail elderly patients.
➢ Caring for 25 patients, ensuring each receives dedicated support and attention based on their care plans with 99% patient satisfaction score.
➢ Providing compassionate care to elderly patients with chronic health conditions.
➢ Engaging patients and their families and developed trust, achieving a 97% patient satisfaction.
Assisting people with autism in various daily activities like personal hygiene, meal preparation, and transportation; implementing behaviour intervention plans, offering emotional support, facilitating communication.
➢ Turning and repositioning routine for bedridden clients that led to 70% reduction in reported bedsore and applied safe transportation techniques to transfer clients between rooms ensuring 0% incidents.
➢ Gastrostomy tube feeding patient care and toileting assisting patients from wheelchair to commode chair, bed pan care etc.
➢ Responsible for cleaning and tidying the service user’s room and doing laundry simultaneously.
➢ Ensure that a safe environment is provided for the service user by monitoring their surroundings for hazards such as fire hazards or tripping hazards.
➢ Prepare nutritious, delicious meals that received 80+% positive service user’s feedback.
➢ Engage the service user in social activities, such as playing games, taking walks, or having conversations.
➢ Uphold safety and hygiene standards to reduce incidents and accidents by 80%.
➢ Improving 60% satisfaction ratings by providing faultless personal care.
➢ Administering medication and kept comprehensive records.
➢ Maintaining a 100% clean driving record while running daily errands for service users including shopping, prescription collection, and other personal errands as and when required.
➢ Monitoring patient health, behavioural and physical changes, promptly reporting concerns to ward supervisor.
➢ Measuring and recording patient temperatures, pulse, respirations and weight throughout hospital stay.
➢ Documenting care plans, hospital actions and patient activities in line with best practices.
➢ Obtaining current medical information, weight, height and vital signs to aid care planning.
➢ Chartering patient information related to vital signs, pain management and daily inputs and outputs.
➢ Providing comprehensive personal care, offering ADL and mobility assistance to support comfort and dignity.
➢ Changing bed linen and washed patient clothes regularly, maintaining proper hygiene standards.
➢ Positioning and transporting patients in wheelchairs or on movable beds and turning patients every 2 hours to prevent bedsores.
➢ Changing and reapplying dressings on patient wounds and injuries for optimum healing.
➢ Maintaining excellent patient relationships by going the extra mile to attend to their needs and provide ongoing support.
➢ With extensive knowledge of health care services, is highly experienced in the delivery of individual care plans whilst working in conjunction with community teams.
➢ Working in frail care with end-of-life care, palliative care, bowel care, nasogastric tube feeding, chronic illness and catheter care.
➢ Responsible for cleaning and tidying the service user’s room and doing laundry simultaneously.
➢ Ensuring that a safe environment is provided for the service user by monitoring their surroundings for hazards such as fire hazards or tripping hazards.

➢ Suctioning elderly care patients and feeding patients with nasogastric tube feeding.
➢ Maintained accurate records of patient care, condition, progress, and concerns.
➢ Responded appropriately to the physical, emotional and developmental needs of patient.
➢ Assisted patient with bathing, oral hygiene, grooming, feeding, and elimination.
➢ Helped patient move in and out of beds, baths, wheelchairs, and automobiles.
➢ Followed safe lifting techniques and individual resident lifting instructions.
➢ Reported any unusual circumstances in the patients’ condition or environment.
➢ Collects patient specimens and data, including vital signs, input/output, and other delegated measurements.
➢ Answered call lights and aided in patient comfort and safety by adjusting beds, lights, bed rails, pillows, patients’ clothing and bedside tables/equipment

➢ Performed direct patient care aimed at increasing comfort, psycho, social and spiritual well-being by providing assistance with personal hygiene, physical comfort, nutrition, elimination, prevention of skin breakdown, rehabilitation and safety.
➢ Assisted with personal care: bathing and grooming, dressing, toileting, and cooking, exercises.
➢ Maintained professional relationships and adhered to all procedures and regulations.
➢ Maintained confidentiality of information and worked with chronic illnesses patients, stoma care, autism care and Parkinson’s disease care.
➢ Caring for tube feeding patients, elderly care, diabetic patients, palliative care, tracheostomy care and bowel care.
➢ Work with numbers of patients including elderly care and end of life care patients.
➢ Provide direct care and assistance to the service user with activities of daily living.
➢ This may include elements of personal care, transfers, and feeding.
➢ Offer emotional support, addressing both the social and emotional needs of the service user.
➢ Perform medication administration and monitor health status to reduce health complications.
➢ Maintain positive relationships with individuals, families and other healthcare professionals.