IRENE GREGORIO

• Recorded weight and height measurements, blood pressure and blood sugar levels.
• Collected and disposed of clinical waste in line with regulations.
• Collaborated with nurses to evaluate care plan outcomes, implementing or adjusting interventions accordingly.
• Provided incontinence care and bed baths, maintaining patient dignity at all times.
• Vital Signs, NGT,

• Administered blood tests and blood pressure checks.
• Safely escorted patients during medical appointments and hospital visits.
• Aided service users in everyday activities, such as washing and dressing, ensuring constant safety and effective care.
• Vigilantly monitored changes in physical and mental health, reporting deterioration to senior carers for urgent attention.
• Demonstrates an awareness of hospital systems and procedures, location of all departments, procedure areas and other patient
  services
  Anticipate the equipment and supply needs of the Nursing staff, initiates actions to expedite surgical procedures
   Place surgical equipment in the Operating Rooms in the correct location
   Under the guidance of Surgery management and staff, the OR Assistant will participate as a member of the perioperative patient care
  team performing direct and indirect perioperative tasks for patients having surgical procedures and to assist the staff in turnaround of
  surgical rooms
   Room turnover tasks will include obtaining beds, returning supplies to case cart tech or sterile processing, returning x-rays, replacing
  respiratory equipment for next patient and general room cleanup procedures
   Basic understanding of procedures performed, medical equipment, beds, positioning devices
   Aid patients in recovery
   Serve as a support system for patients and their families

 Being responsible for face-to-face consultations with individuals;
 Going out to a person’s home to complete assessments, or completing assessments remotely or at their place of work;
 Communicating effectively with the rest of a person’s healthcare team, which might include their local GP,
 Specialist nurse or social care team;
 Working from an assessment center;
 Assessing an individual’s medication use.