Edwin Lipat

1. Health Assessments:

Conduct health screenings and assessments for students.
Identify and address health concerns, including vision and hearing problems.

2. Healthcare Management:

Administer medications and treatments as prescribed by healthcare providers.
Develop and implement health care plans for students with chronic conditions.
Respond to medical emergencies and provide first aid as needed.

3. Health Education:

Educate students, staff, and parents on health-related topics and preventive care.
Conduct health promotion activities and programs within the school community.

4. Record Keeping:

Maintain accurate and confidential health records for each student.
Document health-related incidents and treatments.

5. Collaboration:

Work closely with teachers, administrators, and other school staff to address health-related concerns.
Communicate with parents regarding student health issues and collaborate on care plans.

6. Emergency Preparedness:

Participate in developing and implementing emergency response plans.
Provide training to staff on basic first aid and emergency procedures.

7. Health Advocacy:

Advocate for the health and safety of students within the school setting.
Collaborate with community healthcare providers and agencies.

8. Health Screenings:

Conduct vision, hearing, and other health screenings as required by state regulations.
9. Refer students for further evaluation when necessary.

1. First Aid and Emergency Response:

Provide immediate medical assistance and first aid to employees in case of injuries or illnesses on the construction site.
Respond promptly to emergencies and coordinate with emergency services when needed.

2. Health Assessments:

Conduct health assessments and screenings for new hires to ensure they meet health and safety standards for the job.
Monitor the health status of existing employees, especially those involved in high-risk activities.

3. Health Education:

Conduct health education programs to promote awareness of safety and wellness practices among construction workers.
Provide information on topics such as injury prevention, proper lifting techniques, and personal protective equipment (PPE).

4. Safety Compliance:

Collaborate with safety officers and management to ensure that the construction site complies with health and safety regulations.
Participate in safety inspections and provide recommendations for improvements.

5. Injury Documentation and Reporting:

Document all injuries, accidents, and illnesses that occur on the construction site.
Compile and maintain accurate records for reporting purposes and to identify patterns or trends.

6. Preventive Health Care:

Implement and oversee immunization programs to protect workers from communicable diseases prevalent in the construction environment.
Promote and facilitate regular health check-ups for employees.

7. Worker Rehabilitation:

Assist in the rehabilitation process for injured workers, working with healthcare professionals to ensure a smooth return to work.
Provide guidance on modified duties and accommodations to support injured employees.

8. Occupational Health Surveillance:

Conduct occupational health surveillance to identify and mitigate potential health hazards in the workplace.
Monitor exposure to hazardous substances and implement control measures to minimize risks.

9. Health Records Management:

Maintain confidential and up-to-date health records for all employees.
Ensure compliance with privacy laws and regulations.

10. Collaboration and Communication:

Collaborate with other healthcare professionals, safety officers, and management to promote a culture of health and safety.
Communicate effectively with employees regarding health-related matters and wellness initiatives.

11. Crisis Management:

Develop and implement crisis management plans for health-related incidents, such as disease outbreaks or natural disasters.
Provide support and guidance during challenging situations.

12.Health and Wellness Promotion:

Initiate and support wellness programs to encourage healthy lifestyles among construction workers.
Offer resources and information on nutrition, stress management, and mental health.

1. I provides eye care services outside of a traditional clinical setting. Their primary focus is on delivering ophthalmic care to individuals in various locations, such as homes, community centers, or mobile eye care units.

2. Patient Assessment:

Perform comprehensive eye assessments and screenings for patients in diverse settings.
Evaluate visual acuity, intraocular pressure, eye health, and other relevant parameters.

3.Ophthalmic Procedures:

Conduct basic ophthalmic procedures, including tonometry, visual field testing, and slit-lamp examinations.
Assist ophthalmologists or optometrists in more advanced procedures when necessary.

4. Refraction Services:

Provide refractive services to assess and prescribe corrective lenses for patients with vision impairments.
Collaborate with optical professionals to ensure patients receive appropriate eyeglasses or contact lenses.

5.Patient Education:

Educate patients and their families on eye health, disease prevention, and the importance of regular eye examinations.
Explain treatment plans, medications, and any necessary lifestyle modifications.

6.Mobile Eye Care Unit Operations:

Manage and operate mobile eye care units, ensuring they are well-equipped and maintained.
Coordinate schedules and travel to different locations to provide eye care services.

7.Collaboration with Ophthalmologists/Optometrists:

Work closely with ophthalmologists and optometrists to provide coordinated and comprehensive eye care.
Communicate findings, collaborate on patient care plans, and assist in treatment interventions.

8. Medication Administration:

Administer ophthalmic medications as prescribed by healthcare providers.
Instruct patients on proper medication use, including dosage and administration.

9. Record Keeping and Documentation:

Maintain accurate and up-to-date patient records, including medical histories, examination results, and treatment plans.
Ensure compliance with regulatory standards and documentation requirements.

10. Emergency Response:

Be prepared to respond to eye-related emergencies and provide immediate care as needed.
Collaborate with emergency services when necessary.

11. Community Outreach:

Engage in community outreach programs to promote eye health awareness.
Participate in health fairs, educational events, and screenings to reach underserved population

12. Cultural Sensitivity:

Demonstrate cultural competence in providing care to individuals from diverse backgrounds.
Adapt communication and care strategies to meet the needs of different populations.

1.Triage:

Assess and prioritize patients based on the severity of their condition using the triage system.
Determine the order in which patients will be seen by healthcare providers.

2.Patient Assessment:

Conduct thorough and rapid assessments of patients, including gathering medical histories and performing physical examinations.
Monitor vital signs, oxygen saturation, and other critical parameters.

3.Critical Interventions:

Administer life-saving interventions and medications as needed.
Perform advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) and other emergency procedures.

4.Trauma Care:

Provide care to patients with traumatic injuries, coordinating with other members of the trauma team.
Stabilize patients before surgery or transfer to specialized units.

5.Emergency Procedures:

Perform and assist with emergency procedures such as intubation, central line placement, and chest tube insertion.
Respond to cardiac arrests and other life-threatening events.

6.Medication Administration:

Administer medications, including intravenous (IV) drugs, in accordance with physician orders.
Monitor for medication reactions and side effects.

7. Patient and Family Communication:

Communicate effectively with patients and their families, providing information about their condition, treatment plan, and prognosis.
Offer emotional support and address concerns.

8.Collaboration with Healthcare Team:

Collaborate with physicians, surgeons, radiologists, and other healthcare professionals to ensure coordinated and timely care.
Provide concise and accurate handoffs during shift changes.

9.Documentation:

Maintain accurate and detailed medical records of patient assessments, interventions, and responses to treatment.
Document communication with patients, families, and other healthcare team members.

10.Infection Control:

Adhere to strict infection control protocols to prevent the spread of infectious diseases within the ER.
Utilize personal protective equipment (PPE) appropriately.

11.Equipment Management:

Ensure the proper functioning and availability of emergency equipment and supplies.
Report any malfunctioning equipment and restock supplies as needed.
12.Continuing Education:

Stay updated on the latest medical advancements, protocols, and emergency care techniques.
Participate in ongoing training and professional development.

9.Discharge Planning:

Assist in the development of discharge plans for patients, including coordinating follow-up care and providing education on post-discharge instructions.

10.Adherence to Policies and Procedures:

Follow hospital and departmental policies and procedures to maintain a safe and effective working environment.
Comply with legal and ethical standards of nursing practice.

1.Patient Assessment:

Perform comprehensive assessments of patients, including gathering medical histories, conducting physical examinations, and reviewing diagnostic test results.
Monitor vital signs and assess the overall health status of patients.

2.Patient Care Planning:

Develop and implement individualized care plans based on patient needs, medical diagnoses, and physician orders.
Coordinate and collaborate with other healthcare team members to ensure comprehensive care.

3.Medication Administration:

Administer medications as prescribed by physicians, including oral medications, injections, and intravenous (IV) therapies.
Monitor patients for medication reactions and side effects.

4.Wound Care:

Provide wound care and postoperative care for patients who have undergone surgical procedures.
Monitor and assess the healing process of wounds.

5.Pain Management:

Assess and manage pain in patients using various pain management techniques and medications.
Educate patients on pain management strategies.

6.Patient and Family Education:

Educate patients and their families on their medical conditions, treatment plans, and post-discharge care.
Provide information on self-care, medication management, and lifestyle modifications.

7.Collaboration with Healthcare Team:

Work closely with physicians, surgeons, therapists, and other healthcare professionals to ensure coordinated care.
Communicate effectively during shift handoffs and team meetings.

8.Monitoring and Intervention:

Monitor patients for any changes in their condition and intervene promptly when necessary.
Respond to emergencies and provide life-saving interventions as needed.

9.Infection Control:

Adhere to infection control protocols to prevent the spread of infections within the healthcare setting.
Utilize appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).

10.Documentation:

Maintain accurate and up-to-date patient records, documenting assessments, interventions, and responses to treatment.
Ensure compliance with hospital and regulatory documentation standards.

11.Quality Improvement:

Participate in quality improvement initiatives to enhance patient care outcomes.
Identify opportunities for improvement in nursing practices.

12.Equipment Management:

Ensure the proper functioning and availability of medical equipment.
Report any malfunctioning equipment and assist in restocking supplies.

13.Patient Advocacy:

Advocate for the needs and preferences of patients within the healthcare team.
Address ethical concerns and ensure patient rights are respected.

14.Continuing Education:

Stay informed about advances in medical-surgical nursing through ongoing education and professional development.
Attend workshops, conferences, and training programs.