Orderly Goals and Objectives Examples
Keep patient rooms clean and orderly.
Respond promptly to any nurse call lights.
Restock supplies in patient rooms and common areas.
Monitor and assist with patient meals.
Keep hallways and common areas free of clutter.
Ensure all medical equipment is properly stored and maintained.
Follow proper infection control procedures.
Help transport patients to other areas of the hospital as needed.
Assist with patient transfers from beds to wheelchairs or other equipment.
Attend all mandatory training sessions.
Maintain a professional demeanor at all times.
Provide exceptional customer service to patients, families, and staff.
Keep up-to-date on hospital policies and procedures.
Be prepared to assist with emergency situations.
Keep accurate records of daily tasks performed.
Work collaboratively with other hospital staff.
Stay organized and detail-oriented at all times.
Keep linen closets stocked and organized.
Ensure that all patient information is kept confidential.
Use appropriate personal protective equipment when necessary.
Demonstrate excellent communication skills.
Perform all tasks efficiently and accurately.
Show initiative in identifying areas for improvement.
Maintain a positive attitude even during stressful situations.
Take responsibility for any mistakes made and work to correct them.
Be willing to learn new skills as needed.
Keep a clean and organized work area.
Report any safety hazards or malfunctioning equipment immediately.
Offer support to patients who may be anxious or scared.
Be receptive to feedback and constructive criticism.
Treat all patients with respect and dignity.
Foster a supportive and welcoming environment for patients and families.
Assist with maintaining patient privacy during exams or procedures.
Help keep patient charts updated and accurate.
Facilitate smooth transitions between shifts.
Maintain an up-to-date knowledge of hospital layout and procedures.
Be willing to work flexible hours as needed.
Respond calmly and quickly in emergency situations.
Assist with patient registration and check-in as needed.
Help patients and families locate their loved ones within the hospital.
Show empathy towards patients and their families.
Be punctual and reliable.
Keep treatment rooms clean and prepared for use.
Monitor patients’ vital signs under the direction of a healthcare provider.
Help safely transport patients to and from medical procedures.
Maintain a hygienic environment for patients to prevent infections.
Assist with post-operative care under the direction of a healthcare provider.
Help patients perform daily activities, such as bathing or dressing.
Observe and report changes in patients’ conditions to healthcare providers.
Monitor patient safety during physical therapies and exercises.
Provide a comforting presence to patients during difficult procedures or treatments.
Help keep medical equipment cleaned and sterilized.
Manage patient records with attention to detail and confidentiality.
Provide assistance to nurses and doctors during patient care.
Keep common areas and waiting rooms clean and maintained.
Greet visitors and direct them appropriately within the facility.
Communicate effectively with all members of the healthcare team.
Maintain a positive attitude towards challenging or difficult patients.
Demonstrate patience when working with patients who require additional support.
Attend regular staff meetings to remain informed on updates and changes.
Follow protocols for handling hazardous materials or waste products.
Provide clear instructions to patients regarding their care plans or medications.
Foster a trusting relationship with patients and their families.
Continually monitor patient progress and adjust care plan as necessary.
Provide a comforting presence to patients who may be feeling vulnerable or scared.
Continuously improve patient satisfaction ratings through exceptional service.
Help patients perform range of motion exercises to prevent stiffness or weakness.
Assist with catheterization procedures as directed by healthcare provider.
Monitor patient sleep patterns to ensure restful nights.
Help patients perform breathing exercises after surgeries or prolonged bedrest.
Aid in physical therapy sessions to help patients regain strength and mobility.
Help patients maintain good oral hygiene.
Provide comfort measures, such as warm blankets, pillows, or music, to aid in relaxation during difficult procedures.
Be available and attentive to patients who may need emotional support.
Keep an up-to-date knowledge of new medical techniques or treatments.
Show compassion and kindness towards all patients, regardless of their background or circumstances.
Demonstrate a willingness to go above and beyond for patients and their families.
Keep abreast of changing healthcare laws and regulations.
Offer a listening ear to patients who may be experiencing anxiety or stress.
Maintain a high level of professionalism and dedication to the job at all times.