Prakriti Pathak

• Monitored patient vital signs such as weight, blood pressure, pulse rate, and temperature to record information on patients' charts.
• Provided direct patient care including bathing, feeding, toileting, ambulation, and hygiene assistance.
• Assisted with mobility and transfer of patients using gait belts and lifts.
• Maintained a clean and safe environment while ensuring patient dignity and comfort.
• Documented patient care accurately in daily logs and electronic medical records.
• Supported RNs and LPNs during procedures and rounds.
• Assisted in routine blood glucose check, ECG setup and preparation, catheter care, bladder scan under nurse supervision.

Neuro ICU Unit

• Supported Neuro ICU nursing staff in the care of critically ill patients with neurological conditions such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, and post-operative neurosurgical cases.
• Observed and assisted with routine neurological assessments under RN supervision, including GCS scoring and pupil checks.
• Aided in maintaining a sterile environment and restocking supplies, including EVD kits, sterile dressings, and PPE.
• Monitored and reported basic patient needs, changes in comfort, and non-verbal cues to clinical staff to ensure continuous, patient-centered care.
• Provided emotional support and comfort to patients and families facing acute neurological diagnoses.
• Shadowed nurses during interdisciplinary rounds to gain exposure to treatment plans involving neurosurgeons, neurologists, and critical care teams.
• Learned foundational skills in ICU documentation, infection control, and critical care workflows in a high-stress, fast-paced environment.

Pediatric Unit

• Assisted registered nurses in the care of infants and children with acute and chronic conditions such as pneumonia, diarrhea, malnutrition, and febrile seizures.
• Participated in routine assessments, including temperature, pulse, respiration (TPR), weight monitoring, and input/output tracking.
• Supported therapeutic play and emotional comfort for pediatric patients during hospitalization.
• Administered oral medications and assisted with IV therapy under supervision, following safety and dosage protocols.
• Educated caregivers on child health topics, including nutrition, hygiene, immunizations, and disease prevention.
• Maintained a clean and child-friendly environment, adhering to infection control procedures and hospital safety policies.
• Observed pediatric procedures such as nebulization, oxygen therapy, and nasogastric tube feeding.

High Dependency Unit

• Assisted in the care of critically ill patients requiring close observation, including those with respiratory distress, post-operative complications, and cardiac conditions.
• Monitored vital signs, oxygen saturation, and fluid balance under supervision; reported changes in patient condition promptly.
• Provided basic nursing care such as positioning, hygiene assistance, oral care, and medication preparation under nurse guidance.
• Observed oxygen therapy, IV line maintenance, and nasogastric feeding procedures.

Maternity Unit

• Supported nurses and midwives during labor and delivery, including monitoring fetal heart sounds and assisting with normal deliveries.
• Cared for antenatal and postnatal mothers, assisting with assessments, vital signs, and emotional support.
• Participated in newborn care activities such as weight checks, breastfeeding support, bathing, and thermal protection.
• Educated mothers on postpartum care, hygiene, nutrition, and newborn danger signs.

Medical Surgical Unit

• Assisted nurses and clinical staff with vital signs monitoring, patient hygiene, bed making, and basic wound care under supervision.
• Supported the care of patients with common medical conditions such as respiratory infections, gastrointestinal issues, and chronic illnesses.
• Practiced basic assessment skills, documentation, and infection prevention techniques following local health protocols.
• Gained exposure to primary care practices, medication distribution, and community health education efforts.
• Built communication skills by working closely with diverse patient populations and adapting to local languages and cultural norms.