In my previous role, I monitored patients' vital signs, behavior, and overall condition, documenting all observations accurately in electronic health records. I worked closely with nurses and doctors to report any significant changes, ensuring timely interventions. My attention to detail and ability to remain calm under pressure helped me provide high-quality care and maintain patient safety.

During emergencies, I stay calm and follow established protocols. For example, I once assisted during a cardiac arrest by immediately alerting the medical team and preparing necessary equipment. My training in CPR and crisis management allows me to act swiftly and effectively, ensuring the patient receives prompt care while maintaining a composed demeanor.

I have experience using EKG monitors, pulse oximeters, and electronic health record systems. I am proficient in interpreting data from these tools and reporting abnormalities to the medical team. Additionally, I am comfortable learning new technologies, as I recently trained on a new telemetry system, which improved my efficiency in tracking multiple patients simultaneously.

I double-check all entries and cross-reference data with real-time observations to ensure accuracy. I also follow facility protocols and use standardized terminology to avoid errors. For example, I always verify vital signs before recording them and consult with colleagues if I notice inconsistencies, ensuring the documentation is precise and reliable.

I strictly adhere to HIPAA guidelines by accessing patient information only when necessary and ensuring records are securely stored. I avoid discussing patient details in public areas and use password-protected systems for documentation. Additionally, I educate colleagues on confidentiality best practices, fostering a culture of privacy and trust within the team.