Katalin Kiss

Self employed providing the highest quality and comprehensive foot health. From initial consultation, to providing treatment and advice for a range of issues and foot care to suit the needs for the client. Flexible to clients needs, delivering treatment in a clinical setting or travelling throughout Lincolnshire to see patients in the comfort of their own homes.

• Live in carer for 6 years
• Carried out day-to-day duties accurately and efficiently.
• Demonstrated respect, friendliness and willingness to help wherever needed.
• Worked flexible hours, covering nights, weekends and bank holidays.

• Stayed updated on current promotions and new products to provide accurate information to customers.
• Ensured visual merchandising standards with regular display updates.
• Supported team members for improved operational efficiency.
• Followed company policies whilst handling returns and exchanges, preserving customer loyalty.

• Demonstrated respect, friendliness and willingness to help wherever needed.
• Respected privacy of the residents whilst providing care.
• Provided care for elderly patients, promoting their dignity and respect.
• Followed infection control policies strictly to minimise risks.
• Assisted with personal hygiene to ensure health and wellbeing.
• Ensured patient comfort by providing personal care services.
• Coordinated with healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive care.

• Voluntary charity work, helping support visually impaired people.
• Promoting independence and companionship for blind and partially sighted people.

• Ensured improved personal hygiene for clients by assisting with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, and grooming.
• Adhered strictly to professional ethics; maintained confidentiality of sensitive information pertaining to my patients' physical and mental health conditions.
• Provided quality care by ensuring the client's comfort and well-being within his own home.
• Conducted light household duties leading to an organised home environment.

• Caring for vulnerable adults with complex needs, including patients with dementia and autism.
• Developed strong relationships with patients and their families, leading to increased trust in care services provided.
• Promoted a positive living environment for improved resident morale.
• Conducted thorough initial assessments of new residents' needs, enabling tailored healthcare plans.
• Collaborated closely with healthcare professionals for optimal patient care outcomes.
• Provided end-of-life care, ensuring residents experienced peace and dignity in their final days

• Caring and supporting elderly patients with dementia and limited communication.
• Being aware and supporting their requirements, special interests and social needs.
• Supporting with daily personal care such as washing, dressing, shaving, using the toilet and feeding.
• Carrying out general tasks such as housework, laundry and shopping.
• Promoting independence.
• Supporting family members to adjust to new caring responsibilities.
• Working with professionals within health and social care to deliver individual care and development plans.
• Facilitated social activities for the elderly, reducing feelings of isolation and loneliness among them.