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Assitant Health Jobs
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Your typical work activities and role will be based purely upon experience and skills in key area's of health assistance.
Healthcare assistants generally assist professionals in their duty with patients either in hospital or from their own home. Health care assistants are also known as Auxiliary Nurses, Nursing Assistants or Support Workers.
Being a nursing assistant general duties will involve:
- serving food and helping others to eat and drink
- changing beds
- turning patients who are confined to bed to avoid pressure sores, or for general safety
- helping patients to wash and shower, clean teeth and even use other devices
- communicating with the one(s) in need, talking to help relax them
- helping mobility patients to move around
- ensureing the patients location, ie: house, room is clean, tidy and safe for them to utilise in almost any way possible
- taking and recording temperatures, heart rates
- supplying medicines sometimes at given intervals
- keeping a positive general awareness for the patients well-being
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Once you start your job, you should receive on-the-job training, which will
cover key area's in the health sector such as Hygiene, Health and Safety,
Personal Care, Techniques for moving and lifting patients, show to supply
medicines correctly and most importantly developing communication and
interpersonal skills which will assist and make your job alot easier.
For more information on how you can apply for a career in any
particular field in the health sector some details are listed below to get the
ball rolling for you.
PO Box 376
Bristol
BS99 3EY
Tel: 0845 606 0655
If you would like to discuss your career options with a
learning adviser
call 0800 100 900



