Nericel Borason, RN

• Collaborated with physicians to quickly assess patients and deliver appropriate treatment while managing rapidly changing conditions.
• Administered medications via oral, IV, and intramuscular injections and monitored responses.
• Updated patient charts with data such as medications to keep records current and support accurate treatments.
• Assessed patients to determine individual needs and develop care plans in coordination with multidisciplinary healthcare professionals.
• Administering care to newborn infants sush as Preterms, Terms and Post Terms.
• Performs various medical procedures this include inserting and managing intravenous lines, administering tube feedings, assisting with intubation or ventilation, performing blood draws and conducting tests or screenings.
• Discharged instruction given by teaching parents upon discharged.

1. Quickly assessing patient needs.

2. Responding to Emergencies.

3. Transporting patients to the hospital and continuing to provide treatment while in transit.

4. Changing bandages and wound dressings.

5. Administering medicine.

6. Monitoring patients.

7. Cleaning wounds.

8. Operating Medical Equipment.

9. Performing CPR or defibrillation.

10. Providing treatment.

11. Taking vital signs.

Duties and Responsibilities:

1. Receives endorsements of patients from outgoing shifts, such as newly transferred in patients, suicidal patients and patients with physical complaints.

2. Attends to personal hygiene of patients such as giving baths and supervisions of over-all grooming of patients.

3. Attends to feeding to patients.

4. Assists the Nurse in giving medication to patients.

5. Assists and performs procedures like collecting, forwarding and saving specimen to the laboratory.

6. Observes and reports patient with unusual behavior.

7. Prevent escapes and accidents of patients by being vigilant at all times.

8. Provides, participate or conducts therapeutic

activities for patients.

9. Assists the care of the dying patients and the care of the body after death.

10. Attends to the cleanliness of the unit including wards, rooms, toilets and storerooms.

11. Acts as messenger, doorkeeper or receptionists.

12. Performs other duties that maybe assigned by the Nurse in the units.

13. Attends meetings, conferences and in-service training programs for personal growth and in active member of Psychiatric Aides and/ or allied organizations.