Susan Mauchaza

• Promoted and supported clients' physical, emotional and well-being.
• Helped clients with personal care and maintaining personal hygiene standards.
• Contributed to cleaning, organising and keeping institutional environment pleasant.
• Helped patients access social services and inclusion to community groups.
• Prepared and served healthy and nutritious meals
• Established and maintained working relationships with clients based on trust and non-judgement.
• Helped service users to gain ability to function independently in society.
• Transported patient to and from social events to provide emotional wellbeing support.
• Provided emotional support for clients during challenging times.
• Administered medication under supervision for optimum patient health.
• Identified potential risks in the environment, preventing accidents or injuries.
• Assisted clients with personal hygiene tasks, promoting dignity and respect.
• Ensured safety of clients by adhering strictly to risk assessment procedures.
• Upheld client confidentiality, respecting all privacy regulations.
• Enhanced communication between clients and staff by effectively liaising

• Changed bed linens, washed clothes and cleaned living quarters to maintain healthy personal environments.
• Assisted in daily personal care routines for improved patient wellbeing.
• Helped individuals manage daily activities of living due to age, illness or injury, or chronic condition.
• Offered compassionate physical and emotional support to patients, enhancing overall health and wellbeing.
• Planned client meal plans, shopped for ingredients and cooked meals.
• Cooked meals to meet diverse dietary requirements.
• Completed laundry, ironing and dry cleaning.
• Closely monitored patient conditions, minimising need for additional medical attention.
• Picked up client shopping and prescriptions.
• Used manual handling techniques and lifting aids to position clients in safe, comfortable postures.
• Administered medication and kept comprehensive records.
• Upheld safety and hygiene standards to reduce incidents and accidents.
• Involved clients in decision-making to promote independence.
• Evaluated client health conditions and reported concerns to manager.
• Maintained wheelchairs, walking frames, and hearing aids.
• Kept detailed records of care activities, condition changes and treatment responses.
• Practiced safety and hygiene procedures by maintaining clean work environment.
• Ran personal errands for clients and transported individuals to social gatherings.
• Followed client treatment plans for exercises, medications and wound care.
• Accompanied clients to important appointments.
• Supported clients and families through difficult emotional times with sound medical advice and caring personal assistance.

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• Administered medication as prescribed, ensuring optimal health.
• Enhanced patient morale with regular interaction and conversation.
• Cleaned and organised patients' living quarters.
• Maintained cleanliness of living areas, resulting in a safe environment.
• Ensured patient comfort by providing personal care services.
• Monitored vital signs regularly, identifying any potential health issues early on.
• Handled emergency situations calmly, ensuring safety of all involved.
• Provided care for elderly patients, promoting their dignity and respect.
• Helped individuals with day-to-day activities while consistently encouraging independence and self-belief.
• Maintained optimal safety standards throughout client home and care environments, prioritising risk-reduction, health and hygiene.
• Managed dietary needs of patients, resulting in improved nutrition.
• Facilitated social activities, improving quality of life for residents.
• Respected privacy of the residents whilst providing care.
• Prioritised person-centred care to maximise independence for clients with dementia and limited mobility.
• Ran errands, managed laundry and completed weekly grocery shopping to assist patient with needs.