Saja Abed

• Assisting dermatologists during skin examinations and procedures.
• Assist dermatologists with cosmetic and medical procedures
• Maintain sterile environments and handle patient documentation
• Performing skin assessments and documenting conditions.
• Educating patients on skincare, treatment plans, and medication use.
• Administering treatments like laser therapy, chemical peels, cryotherapy, or
phototherapy.
• Caring for wounds, burns, acne, eczema, psoriasis, and skin infections.
• Preparing and sterilizing equipment for dermatological procedures.
• Monitoring for allergic reactions or complications after skin treatments.
• Supporting cosmetic procedures (like Botox, fillers, microneedling).
• Advising on skin hygiene, sun protection, and post-treatment care.
• Keeping detailed patient records and progress notes.
• Assisted in the preparation of patients for plastic and reconstructive surgical
procedures
• * Supported surgeons and registered nurses during minor procedures and dressing
changes
• * Provided pre-operative and post-operative care, ensuring patient comfort and safety
• * Performed wound care and dressing changes, monitoring healing and reporting
complications
• * Monitored and recorded vital signs, pain levels, and patient progress
• * Assisted patients with mobility, hygiene, and daily living activities during recovery
• * Maintained a sterile and safe clinical environment, following infection control
protocols
• * Prepared and managed surgical instruments and clinical equipment
• * Educated patients on post-operative care instructions, including wound care and
medication adherence
• * Documented patient information accurately in medical records
• * Communicated effectively with the multidisciplinary team to ensure continuity of care

4. Feeding and Nutrition

7. Reporting Changes
• Observe and report any health or behavior changes to family or nurses

8. Household Help (in home care settings)
• Light cleaning, laundry, and meal prep (if part of the role)

• Evaluate urgency and severity of the condition

2. Triage
◦ Update patient records for doctors and care team

4. Care Planning Input
◦ Assist in developing or adjusting care plans based on patient evaluation

5. Monitoring Changes
◦ Reassess patients regularly and report any deterioration

6. Coordination
◦ Communicate with doctors, lab, and other departments to support patient flow

7. Patient Education
◦ Explain findings and next steps to patients and families

1. Advanced Life Support (ALS / BLS / ACLS / PALS)
• Bleeding, fractures, burns, head injuries
4. Medical Emergencies
• Stroke, attack, diabetic crisis, poisoning
5. Emergency Pharmacology
• Fast-acting drugs, dosage, side effects

6. IV Access and Fluid Management
• Cannulation, blood transfusions, electrolyte correction

7. Wound Care and Suturing Assistance
• Cleaning, dressing, assisting doctor in procedures
8. Infection Control and PPE
• Especially in high-risk or unknown cases

9. Documentation and Legal Aspects
• Accurate, rapid charting under pressure
10. Emotional Stability and Communication
• Working under stress, communicating with families

Intra-operative:
• Assisting surgeons during procedures (passing instruments, suction, etc.)
• Maintaining a sterile field and preventing infection
• Monitoring the patients vital signs and condition
• Counting instruments/sponges to ensure nothing is left inside the patient

• Manage mechanical ventilators and other life-support equipment.