Acute Medicine Nurse • Assessed patients’ vital signs, symptoms, and overall health status to identify changes in condition. • Administered medications and treatments as ordered by physicians. • Monitored patients with acute illnesses and complex medical conditions. • Collaborated with physicians, pharmacists, and interdisciplinary healthcare teams to provide coordinated care. • Performed clinical procedures such as IV therapy, wound care, and specimen collection. • Provided patient education on disease management, medications, and discharge instructions. • Documented accurate patient records and care plans in electronic health systems. ⸻ Medical-Surgical Nurse • Provided direct nursing care to patients with a wide range of medical and post-surgical conditions. • Monitored post-operative recovery, pain management, and surgical site conditions. • Administered medications, IV fluids, and treatments according to physician orders. • Assisted with wound care, dressings, and infection prevention protocols. • Conducted patient assessments and reported changes in condition promptly. • Educated patients and families on post-surgical care, mobility, and recovery plans. • Ensured patient safety and infection control standards were followed. ⸻ Long-Term Care Nurse • Provided ongoing nursing care to elderly residents and individuals with chronic health conditions. • Administered scheduled medications, treatments, and injections. • Assisted residents with care planning and health monitoring. • Supervised and collaborated with Personal Support Workers (PSWs) to ensure quality care. • Managed wound care, pressure ulcer prevention, and chronic disease monitoring. • Communicated with families and healthcare providers regarding residents’ health status. • Maintained accurate documentation