Direct or assist residents in transfer techniques to walk or use the walker or other assistive devices.

　　Direct, assist, or provide ROM Coordinate or assist with other restorative functions 

　　Evaluate the residents progress and provide input into the care plan 

　　Assist residents with personal care and activities of daily living (ADL's) including bathing, dressing, grooming, shaving, oral care, nail care, hair care, and skin care. 

　　Serve and assist with meals and supplements and record food and fluid intake. Assist with Bowel and Bladder Training programs. 

　　Take vital signs and record as needed. 

　　Take heights and weights as needed. 

　　Assist in the dining room as assigned. 

　　Change linens as needed Read and follow residents ADLs Care Plan

　　Observe resident for changes in condition and report to nurse. 

　　Document care provisions on the designated record or electronic device.

　　Be knowledgeable about and promote residents rights. 

　　Knowledgeable of, report, and prevent abuse, neglect, exploitation, or misappropriation of funds in vulnerable adults. 

　　Promote a safe, clean environment in which the residents may live. 

　　Become a participating facility team member with the residents as first priority

　　Any other duties and responsibilities as requested by the Restorative Nurse or CNO Knowledge of and adheres to HIPPA regulations. 

　　Refrains from any disclosure of information, treatment or progress to the other residents, family, or visitors. 

　　Refrain from the use of obscene, vulgar, or derogatory language while on duty.  

　　Must be currently certified and in good standing in state of Mississippi 

　　Must maintain at least 12 in-service hours yearly. 

　　Previous experience desired, but not required.