Philip Sevali

Helping each person served meet their personal outcomes

• Successfully completing all in-service Training modules inclusive of classroom, demonstrated competencies and CNA related
• Full compliance with applicable policies and procedures relating to both individual care as well as identified outcomes and measures in place
• Provision of quality services in such representative areas as equipment utilization, data collection, personal hygiene, and programming
• Matching newly-acquired skills to enhance growth and development of persons served per their Individualized Plan (IP) goals
• Discharging all duties and conducting oneself at all times per all relevant Regulations, Standards, Policies and Procedures including Departments of Budget and Management and Mental Health and Hygiene.

• Assisting with daily tasks such as feeding, bathing, dressing, and grooming
• Monitoring vital signs like blood pressure and pulse rate
• Administering medication as prescribed by healthcare professionals
• Providing emotional support and companionship to residents
• Maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in residents’ rooms
• Assisting with mobility and physical therapy exercises
• Documenting residents’ health status and reporting changes to nursing staff
• Helping residents participate in recreational and social activities
• Following all health and safety regulations to prevent injuries and illnesses
• Communicating effectively with residents, family members, and the healthcare team