During my previous role, a patient experienced sudden respiratory distress. I quickly assessed the situation, calmly called for immediate medical assistance, and began administering CPR. I maintained clear communication with the medical team, ensuring they had all necessary information upon arrival. My quick thinking and training allowed us to stabilize the patient until further help arrived.

I prioritize tasks based on the urgency and severity of each patient's condition. I start with immediate needs such as administering medication at the correct times, then move on to tasks like checking vital signs and ensuring comfort. I use a checklist to track progress and adjust priorities as new needs arise, ensuring all patients receive timely and appropriate care.

I strictly adhere to HIPAA guidelines, ensuring all patient information is kept confidential. I use secure methods for storing and sharing data, only discussing patient details in private settings, and never disclosing information without proper authorization. Educating myself on the latest privacy practices helps me maintain high standards of confidentiality.

I manage stress by maintaining a structured routine, taking short breaks to reset, and practicing deep breathing exercises. I also prioritize tasks and delegate when necessary. Communicating openly with colleagues and seeking support when needed helps me stay focused and effective under pressure.

In my previous role, I initiated weekly team meetings to discuss patient care plans and share updates. This fostered open communication and collaboration, ensuring all team members were aligned and supportive of each other's efforts. I also volunteered for cross-training sessions, which enhanced our collective skill set and improved patient outcomes.