Raina Baniadawe Asaliwe

• Completes a physical assessment of patient vital signs including lung sounds, measurements, and medical histories
• Checks and counts medications.
• Insert peripheral IV lines and draw blood samples for labs.
• Educate patient and family members prior to discharge and recommend sources of support for patients.
• Wound care management such as diabetic wounds and surgical wounds.
• Prepare and administer medications including intravenous, intramuscular, sublingual, subcutaneous, topical, and oral medications.
• Prepare and administer whole blood and blood products transfusions.
• Read reports and take note of critical cases, do chart rounds, and ensure treatment has been given.
• Undertake the last offices for deceased patients and give relevant information to relatives/carers.
• Monitoring patient’s fluid and electrolyte status to evaluate the effectiveness of intravenous infusions.
• Strict monitoring of fluid intake and output for patients on strict fluid monitoring plan and those receiving intravenous fluids.
• Administer and assess patients on oxygen therapy.
• Prepare and administer nebulization therapy to promote the effectives for patients on inhalation medications.
• Participate in the ward rounds.
• Assist with manual handling and transferring of patients using the appropriate means such as by wheelchair, stretcher, or walking depending on the patient’s health status.
• Advise on the promotion of health and prevention of illness, teaching patients and their relatives where appropriate.
• Manage patient emergencies promptly and inform physician of any vital changes in the status of

patients and documenting information.

• Performed accurate documentation of patient assessments, interventions, and outcomes in compliance with regulatory standards.
• Administered medications via oral, IV, and intramuscular injections and monitored responses.
• Performed routine wound care and dressing changes on schedule.
• Worked closely with nurses, doctors and clinicians for consistent communication and continued best care practices.
• Monitoring and checking vital signs and report any deviations
• Educated patients on good health, providing leaflets and verbal guidance on improved wellbeing measures.
• Built caring, compassionate relationships with patients, providing emotional support and encouragement during complex surgeries.
• Used moving and handling skills to facilitate safe transfers on mobility- impaired service users while promoting dignity and independence.
• Changed bed linens and clean equipment to maintain healthy personal environments.
• Adapted care activities in response to clients' mood, energy levels, and preferences.
• Supported clients and families through difficult emotional times with sound medical advice and caring personal assistance.
• Helped individuals manage daily activities of living due to age, illness or injury, or chronic condition.
• Promoted a safe and comfortable healing environment by addressing patient concerns promptly and professionally.