Jennifer Asante

A dedicated care and support worker with domiciliary and care home experience across multiple countries. I am agile and have the ability to integrate and balance diverse functions simultaneously. I am able use own initiative and a good team player. An effective communicator with good analytical skills. I am very resistant, compassionate, and patient, however, always result oriented and performance driven.

• Provide personal care and support to clients in their own home in line with an agreed care and support plan.
• Caring for service users in non-discriminatory way, respecting their dignity, individuality, cultural and social background. 
• Assist service users with medication. 
• Monitor stock of medicine and ensured that users do not run out of medication. 
• Monitor patient health, behavioural and physical changes and promptly reporting concerns to manager. 
• Carry out other personal care tasks, including meal assistance and mobility support. Offer meaningful, individualized support and companionship by nurturing client relationships to maintain positive wellbeing. 
• Promote independence and dignity by emphasizing role of service users throughout care planning process. 
• Promote client independence while carrying out sensitive duties, such as showering and dressing. 

Monitor supply usage and reported low-stock items to proactively replenish inventory.

Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care + Care Certificate Standards  

Bachelor of Science, Mathematics and Statistics; University of Cape Coast, Cape Coast (2006 – 2010) 

Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination; Ghana National College, Cape Coast (2001 – 2004) 

• The ‘Care Certificate’ training 
• Medication Administration

52 Health Care Training for Auxiliary Nurses (Certificates) 

• understanding Dementia 
• Equality, Diversity and inclusion 
• Food Safety 
• Medication in the Care Home 
• Safeguarding Adults in Care Home 
• Mental Health, Dementia and Learning Disabilities 
• Moving and Assessments 
• Privacy and Dignity 
• Principles of Person-Centred Care 
• Pressure Ulcer Prevention