Dannielle Wyatt

Support workers experience a fulfilling job that presents multiple challenges. The role includes helping individuals with physical or mental disabilities along with vulnerable adults and elderly people who need care. Support workers have an essential function because they assist their clients with daily activities like personal hygiene maintenance and meal preparation as well as medication management and escorting them to appointments and activities. The ability to be empathetic and patient while demonstrating exceptional communication skills determines success in this support worker role. The ability to adjust rapidly to various circumstances and demonstrate true compassion toward individuals who need assistance constitutes an essential component of effective support work. The satisfaction of improving another person's life outweighs the demanding aspects of being a support worker.

• Assured safety measures were met to prevent falls or accidents.
• Contributed feedback on patient progress leading to adjustments in personalised care plans.
• Administered medication according to schedule, promoting optimal health outcomes.
• Prepared nutritious meals that met special dietary needs of clients.
• Increased comfort levels with personal care duties such as bathing and dressing.
• Enhanced wellbeing of patients by providing emotional support and companionship.
• Helped achieve patient independence through guided tasks and activities.

• Conducted risk assessments around the house, minimising potential dangers for clients.
• Assisted clients with mobility issues to increase independence and confidence.
• Maintained a clean and safe home environment for patients to promote their wellbeing.
• Monitored vital signs regularly; alerted medical professionals if required to safeguard client health.
• Ensured client comfort by providing direct personal care, including bathing and dressing.
• Utilised lifting equipment correctly to move disabled or frail patients safely around the home environment.
• Documented daily care plans accurately, ensuring continuity of care between shifts and team members.
• Built strong relationships with clients, enhancing their emotional wellbeing.

• Increased comfort levels with personal care duties such as bathing and dressing.
• Promoted physical activity through assistance with exercises improving overall health condition of the client.
• Encouraged social integration by facilitating community involvement opportunities.
• Supported daily living skills training which increased client self-sufficiency.