JULIET NGWU

• Worked in different care and mental home under the umbrella of this organisation. providing personalized care and support to vulnerable individuals, helping them retain maximum independence.

• Monitored individuals progress, continuously updating and adjusting care plans to meet health and wellbeing needs
• Provided physical and emotional support, employing compassionate care to help individuals achieve their full potential
• Carried out basic health checks on patients to evaluate patient condition, checking matters such as weight, temperature and other vitals.
• Tracked and documented client behaviours, activity engagement, skill development and notable incidents
• Continuously promoted best practices in health, safety and security to safeguard service user welfare.

.Monitored client health conditions and reported immediate issues to manager.

. Promoted positive physical and emotional wellbeing through empathetic care and compassionate assistance.

. Supported service user engagement in socialisation activities, promoting independence and positive wellbeing.

.Worked closely with nurses to maintain optimum levels of communication.

Assisted in all aspects of personal care, retaining comfort and dignity.

.Helped individuals with day to day activities while consistently encouraging independence and self belief.

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• Maintained confidentiality and compliance standards for optimised patient care.
• Helped individuals with day-to-day activities while consistently encouraging independence and self-belief.
• Worked closely with nurses to maintain high levels of communication.
• Kept patient environments clean and neat following optimum hygiene standards.

.Enhanced patient rapport by conducting initial interviews and assessments.

.Maintained comprehensive case notes for accurate recording keeping.

.Prepared detailed reports, summarising patients progress over the course of treatment.

.Managed sensitive information with utmost discretion and confidentiality.

.Participated in facilitating group therapy sessions to encourage open communication amongst patients.