1. Ysjm38@outlook.com  809 Simmons Ave Apt. B Summerville, SC 29483 347-935-2457
OBJECTIVE
Looking for a position as a Patient Care Technician at a Hospital where knowledge of patient care and corresponding experience
in providing direct care will be utilized to assist healthcare staff effectively
EDUCATION
Holly Hill Roberts HS
1997 High School Diploma
EXPERIENCE
Medical University of South Carolina  Charleston, SC
Patient Care Tech Sept/2015 – June/2016
• Provide care to reflect the varying ages and needs of a diverse population encompasses care of the patient on an
Ortho/Trauma unit with GSW, intracranial hemorrhage, craniotomy and spinal surgery as well as care of the patient
with strokes, epilepsy and neuromuscular disorders. Cardiac telemetry and other monitoring capabilities are available.
• Answer call lights quickly whether that of assigned patient or not.
• Transport patients to Surgery or other departments.
• Assist patient their new orthopedic equipment such as crutches, walkers, braces, immobilizers
• Maintain constant vigilance over patients taking necessary safety precautions, including hourly rounding (call lights
within reach, bed in lowest position, patients’ rooms in neat, orderly and safe manner with clear walk-in area.)
• Utilize the Hospital computer system Epic Software.
• Respect the privacy and security of patients’ personal healthcare information.
• Assumedirect patient care responsibilities as assigned by the Charge Nurse and complete assignments in a timely
manner
• Administer daily care to the patients in an effective, timely manner.
• Assist the patients with meeting hygiene needs and activities of daily living.
• Assist with ambulation, diet, dressing and undressing patients and changing the bed linen and provide ice, water, and
nourishments to the patients.
• Carry out special orders or treatments as directed by the Charge Nurse, including: Special skin care, specimen collection,
intake and output measures, perform straight caths, remove IV’s, vital signs, phlebotomy, EKG’s, compresses,
preoperative and postoperative care
• Observe the patient’s condition and report immediately any unknown signs, Report abnormal vital signs, accuchecks,
and any important patient information and symptoms or unusual occurrences to the Charge Nurse or Clinical Nurse
Manager.
YAKIMA MAZYCK

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Yakima Mazyck
Trident Medical Center  Charleston, SC
Patient Care Tech Dec/2014– Jan/2016
• Provide care to reflect the varying ages and needs of a diverse population encompasses care of the patient with neuro
trauma, intracranial hemorrhage, craniotomy and spinal surgery as well as care of the patient with strokes, epilepsy and
neuromuscular disorders. Cardiac telemetry and other monitoring capabilities are available.
• Answer call lights quickly whether that of assigned patient or not.
• Transport patients to Surgery or other departments.
• Assist patient their new orthopedic equipment such as crutches, walkers, CPMs, polar ice, braces, immobilizers
• Maintain constant vigilance over patients taking necessary safety precautions, including hourly rounding (call lights
within reach, bed in lowest position, patients’ rooms in neat, orderly and safe manner with clear walk-in area.)
• Utilize the Hospital computer system Meditech Software.
• Respect the privacy and security of patients’ personal healthcare information.
• Assumedirect patient care responsibilities as assigned by the Charge Nurse and complete assignments in a timely
manner
• Administer daily care to the patients in an effective, timely manner.
• Assist the patients with meeting hygiene needs and activities of daily living.
• Assist with ambulation, diet, dressing and undressing patients and changing the bed linen and provide ice, water, and
nourishments to the patients.
• Carry out special orders or treatments as directed by the Charge Nurse, including: Special skin care, specimen collection,
intake and output measures, vital signs, phlebotomy, EKG’s, compresses, preoperative and postoperative care
• Observe the patient’s condition and report immediately any unknown signs, Report abnormal vital signs, accuchecks,
and any important patient information and symptoms or unusual occurrences to the Charge Nurse or Clinical Nurse
Manager.
• Maintain current documentation of patients’ status and give report to the Charge Nurse.
• Assist in admission, transfer, and discharge of patients
East Cooper Regional Med Center  Mount Pleasant, SC
Patient Care Tech Aug/2014- May/2015
• Provide care to reflect the varying ages and needs of a diverse population on an Med/Surg unit over the full course of
the patient’s life span.
• Answer call lights quickly whether that of assigned patient or not.
• Transport patients to Surgery or other departments.
• Maintain constant vigilance over patients taking necessary safety precautions, including hourly rounding (call lights
within reach, bed in lowest position, patients’ rooms in neat, orderly and safe manner with clear walk-in area.)
• Utilize the Hospital computer system Sigma Software.
• Respect the privacy and security of patients’ personal healthcare information.
• Assumedirect patient care responsibilities as assigned by the Charge Nurse and complete assignments in a timely
manner
• Administer daily care to the patients in an effective, timely manner.
• Assist the patients with meeting hygiene needs and activities of daily living.
• Assist with ambulation, diet, dressing and undressing patients and changing the bed linen and provide ice, water, and
nourishments to the patients.
• Carry out special orders or treatments as directed by the Charge Nurse, including: Special skin care, specimen collection,
intake and output measures, vital signs, phlebotomy, EKG’s, compresses, preoperative and postoperative care
• Observe the patient’s condition and report immediately any unknown signs, Report abnormal vital signs, accuchecks,
and any important patient information and symptoms or unusual occurrences to the Charge Nurse or Clinical Nurse
Manager.
• Maintain current documentation of patients’ status and give report to the Charge Nurse.
• Assist in admission, transfer, and discharge of patients

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Yakima Mazyck
Center of Nursing and Rehab  Brooklyn, NY
Certified Nursing Assistant Aug/2013-July/2014
• Provided compassionate patient care duties under the supervision of a RN and Physician including: providing a positive
environment for the patients and residents and ensuring a paramount level of safety and quality.
• Ensured patient dignity while assisting patients with their hygienic and medical needs.
• Assisted residents in exercising programs to help walking, exercising, and moving in and out of bed.
• Provided residents with daily restorative nursing care and services in accordance with the resident’s assessment and care
plan, as directed by supervisors.
• Gained trust and cooperation from patients in order to: feed them, take their vitals, perform activities of daily living, and
any other required tasks.
• Maintained a clean and safe environment including patients’ beds, rooms, and medical equipment.
• Prepared patient for transportation between nursing units and departments.
• Transported patient safely to/from specified department.
• Received and reported vital information pertinent to patient care.
• Validated patients’ identity based on established department protocol.
• Assisted with patient handling and lifting using appropriate patient safety equipment.
• Provide high-quality patient care as an CNA within a rehabilitation and nursing-home settings. Preserve patient dignity
and minimizediscomfort while carrying out duties such as bedpan changes, diapering, emptying drainage bags and
bathing. Commended for chart accuracy, effective team collaboration, patient relations and consistent delivery of
empathetic care.
United Cerebral Palsy  Manhattan, NY
Supported Employment Specialist Aug/2012– July/2013
• Participate with the consumer’s Individual Support Plan (ISP) team to develop and implement a Job Coaching
Agreement that identifies employment outcomes for each consumer receiving the service.
• Ensure that the consumer has the opportunity to participate in gainful, productive, and regular work.
• Orient the consumer to health and safety aspects/requirements of their particular job.
• Identify supports needed to assist the consumer in maintaining and advancing employment and learning new skills
necessary in their employment setting.
• Provide ongoing monitoring of the performance and general job-related skills of the consumer to identify both strengths
and barriers to maintain and advance employment.
• Assist the consumer in resolving training/work issues as well as any personal concerns that may interfere with his/her
job performance.
• Be respectful of the consumer’s needs and wishes regarding contact while working, as specified in the ISP and Job
Coaching Agreement.
• Maintain ongoing communication with the consumer’s employer to assess the employer’s satisfaction with job
performance.
United Cerebral Palsy  Manhattan, NY
Residential Program Specialist May/2011– Aug/2012
• Provided continuous active treatment and supervision for all consumers.
• Advocated for consumers during appointments and other social activities.
• Transported consumers to and from day programs and social/recreational activities.
• Assisted consumers with toileting, meal preparation, house cleaning, and personal hygiene, Med Pass, Mar updates, G-
tube feeding, as well as inserting catheters.
• Maintained documentation and record keeping as per the Office of People with Developmental Disabilities’ (OPWDD)
standards.
• Assisted Residential House Supervisor weekly with food/supplies and inventory.

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Yakima Mazyck
Amazing Home Care  Bronx, NY
Home Health Aide Jan/2011-– May/2011
• Monitors patient condition by observing physical and mental condition, intake and output, and exercise.
• Supports patients by providing housekeeping and laundry services; shopping for food and other household
requirements; preparing and serving meals and snacks; running errands.
• Assists patients by providing personal services, such as, bathing, dressing, and grooming.
• Helps patients care for themselves by teaching use of cane or walker, special utensils to eat, special techniques and
equipment for personal hygiene.
• Helps family members care for the patient by teaching appropriate ways to lift, turn, and re-position the patient; advising
on nutrition, cleanliness, and housekeeping.
• Records patient information by making entries in the patient journal; notifying nursing supervisor of changing or
unusual conditions.
• Maintains a safe, secure, and healthy patient environment by following asepsis standards and procedures; maintaining
security precautions; following prescribed dietary requirements and nutrition standards;
• Updates job knowledge by participating in educational opportunities.
• Protects the home care agency by adhering to professional standards, home care policies and procedures, federal, state,
and local requirements.
• Enhances service reputation by accepting ownership for accomplishing new and different requests; exploring
opportunities to add value to job accomplishments.
Methodist Oaks  Orangeburg, SC
Certified Nursing Assistant Jan/2010 – Jan/2011
• Change bed clothes on a regular basis and make sure that they are sent in for washing and sanitizing immediately
• Assist patients in turning positions on a routine basis
• Transfer patients from one place to another as necessary by ensuring their comfort
• Make sure that meals are prepared for patients which are in sync with the doctors’ orders
• Maintain accurate records of food intake and output
• Observe patients for signs of deterioration or improvement and inform head nurse or doctor on an immediate basis
• Assist patients in getting off and on wheelchairs and wheel them out for outdoor activities
• Ensure that patients’ rooms are kept neat, clean and sanitized at all times
• Oversee patients walking to and from one place to another within a facility
• Document detailed information of room visits
• Weigh patients on a periodic basis and make sure that all information is recorded in the logbookimmediately
• Maintain confidentiality of patients’ personal and medical information
• Provide emotional support to patients by listening to their problems and giving suggestions
• Provide personal care to patients akin to providing bedpans, assisting with toileting and bathing and providing support
in dressing and grooming