Administer medications and treatments as prescribed by doctors, ensuring accurate dosage and timing.

Monitor patients' vital signs (temperature, blood pressure, pulse, respiration) and report any changes.

Assist patients with personal hygiene, including bathing, dressing, and toileting.

Provide emotional support and companionship to patients, addressing their concerns and anxieties.

Prepare meals and assist with feeding, ensuring dietary needs and restrictions are met.

Maintain a clean and safe environment for patients, including changing linens and sanitizing surfaces.

Assist patients with mobility, including transferring from bed to chair and ambulation.

Document patient care accurately and thoroughly, maintaining detailed records of observations and interventions.

Communicate effectively with patients, families, and healthcare professionals, relaying important information.

Assist with medical procedures, such as wound care and catheterization, under the supervision of a nurse.

Transport patients to appointments and activities within the facility or to external locations.

Monitor and manage medical equipment, ensuring proper functioning and maintenance.

Continuously observe patients' vital signs and overall condition to detect any changes.

Administer prescribed medications accurately, following doctor's orders and safety protocols.

Clean and dress wounds, ensuring proper hygiene and preventing infection.

Assist patients with bathing, dressing, and other personal hygiene tasks.

Help patients move around safely, including transferring from bed to chair.

Assist patients with eating, ensuring they receive proper nutrition.

Maintain accurate records of patient care, including vital signs and medications.

Respond quickly and effectively to medical emergencies, providing first aid.

Communicate with patients' families, providing updates on their condition.

Ensure medical equipment is clean, functional, and properly maintained.

Follow strict infection control protocols to prevent the spread of disease.

Assisting patients with personal hygiene, including bathing, dressing, and toileting, ensuring their comfort and dignity.

Monitoring vital signs such as temperature, blood pressure, and pulse rate, and reporting any abnormalities to the nursing staff.

Providing basic wound care, including cleaning and bandaging minor injuries, under the supervision of a registered nurse.

Administering medications as prescribed by the physician, ensuring accurate dosage and timing, and documenting appropriately.

Assisting patients with mobility, including helping them to move in and out of bed, walk, and use assistive devices like walkers or wheelchairs.

Preparing meals and feeding patients who are unable to feed themselves, ensuring they receive proper nutrition and hydration.

Maintaining a clean and safe environment for patients, including changing bed linens, sanitizing surfaces, and removing hazards.

Providing emotional support and companionship to patients, listening to their concerns, and offering encouragement.

Accompanying patients to medical appointments and procedures, providing assistance and support during these events.

Documenting patient care activities, observations, and any changes in condition accurately and promptly in the patient's medical record.

Collaborating with other healthcare professionals, such as nurses, doctors, and therapists, to provide comprehensive patient care.

Following infection control protocols to prevent the spread of disease, including hand hygiene and proper use of personal protective equipment.

Responding to patient calls and requests in a timely and courteous manner, ensuring their needs are met promptly.

Participating in continuing education and training programs to maintain and enhance skills and knowledge in patient care.

Adhering to ethical and legal standards of practice, maintaining patient confidentiality, and respecting patient rights.