I was drawn to this role because I have a strong passion for helping individuals regain their independence and improve their quality of life. Working in rehabilitation allows me to support patients during their recovery journey, which I find deeply rewarding. I enjoy the hands-on aspect of the job and the opportunity to build meaningful relationships with patients while contributing to their progress.

I approach challenging situations with empathy and patience, understanding that patients may be frustrated or in pain. I focus on building trust by actively listening to their concerns and adapting my approach to meet their needs. By maintaining a calm and positive demeanor, I can often de-escalate tension and encourage cooperation, ensuring they receive the care they require.

I have extensive experience assisting patients with mobility exercises, including transferring, walking, and using assistive devices. I prioritize safety by ensuring proper body mechanics and providing clear instructions. I also monitor patients closely to prevent falls or injuries, adjusting exercises as needed to match their abilities and progress. My goal is to help patients build strength and confidence in their movements.

I maintain open and clear communication with the rehabilitation team by actively participating in care planning meetings and providing timely updates on patient progress. I use concise and accurate documentation to share observations and collaborate with nurses, therapists, and other staff. This teamwork ensures a cohesive approach to patient care and helps achieve the best outcomes.

I strictly adhere to HIPAA guidelines and organizational policies to protect patient confidentiality. I ensure that patient information is only shared with authorized personnel and is stored securely. I also avoid discussing patient details in public areas and use discretion when handling medical records. Maintaining confidentiality is essential to building trust and upholding professional standards.