In my previous role, I encountered a patient who was resistant to treatment due to severe withdrawal symptoms and a history of failed attempts. I developed a personalized care plan that included gradual detoxification, medication-assisted treatment, and integrating behavioral therapy. Over time, the patient showed significant improvement, acknowledging the benefits of the treatment and actively participating in recovery programs.

I prioritize tasks based on patient needs and urgency, using a structured approach to ensure all critical tasks are addressed promptly. I maintain a daily schedule and utilize electronic health records to track patient progress and treatment plans. Effective communication with the multidisciplinary team helps in coordinating care and ensuring timely interventions.

Building trust involves active listening, empathy, and demonstrating non-judgmental support. I engage patients in open conversations, validate their experiences, and encourage them to express their concerns. Establishing a consistent routine and being readily available for questions or concerns helps in creating a supportive environment where patients feel valued and understood.

Ethical dilemmas require careful consideration of patient confidentiality and the potential harm to others. I follow the guidelines provided by the healthcare institution and legal frameworks. When necessary, I consult with senior colleagues or ethics committees to ensure a balanced approach that respects patient rights while addressing potential risks to others.

I have experience with various treatment modalities including detoxification, medication-assisted treatment, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and group therapy. I tailor my approach by assessing each patient's unique needs, history, and preferences. For instance, I might combine medication with behavioral therapy for a patient with severe addiction, while another patient might benefit more from group support and peer interaction.