Registered nursing assistant vs prn

Differences between registered nursing assistant and prn duties and responsibilities

Registered nursing assistant example responsibilities.

• Train in Phlebotomy, CPR, EKG, blood draws and train new staff.
• Provide ACLS care to patients.
• Learned how to use a Hoyer lift, sit-to-stand, and automatic blood pressure machine.
• Select to train new staff in resident care, resulting in more team cohesion/increas collaboration and compassion for residents.
• Maintain strict monitoring, diagnosis, and troubleshooting of specialize hemodialysis equipment to ensure patient safety.
• Provide one-on-one rehabilitative physical therapy care to geriatric, orthopedic, and neurological cases in a home healthcare setting.
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Prn example responsibilities.

• Develop discharge plans base on individual patients' medical and ADL needs to ensure safety and security issues are addressed.
• Experience with ICU patients including ventilator and non-ventilator dependent patients.
• Tend to the physical and emotional needs of patients recovering from critical injury or extensive orthopedic surgery.
• Provide patient rehabilitation to primarily geriatric short/long term care patients of different diagnosis and document treatment sessions appropriately.
• Provide PRN speech services including evaluation and treatments in acute care, inpatient rehabilitation, and outpatient settings with adult populations
• Incorporate invasive monitoring and CPR skills as needed.
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