Corporal Little Rock

Location:

Conway, AR

Posted:

June 01, 2021

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Resume:

Tabatha Janeice Henderson

**** ***** **.

Conway, AR 72034

501-***-****

admvfk@r.postjobfree.com

Skills:

- CNA certified (expired), Manual Blood Pressures, Removal of Foleys, Removal of IV’s, removal of the dressing of open pressure sores.

-Strong communication, analytical and organizational skills.

-Excellent interpersonal skills, customer service, phone manner, and office etiquette.

-ACIC/NCIC certified, pepper spray certified, Jail Standards certified, Taser certified, and Part Time II certified

Software: All Windows operating systems, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Winsoms, Quick books.

Work History:

Conway Regional Medical Center (December2017- Present)

Manual blood pressure and Automatic cuffs

making sure the patients was clean and dry

rotating the patient every 2 hours if they couldn’t move themselves

giving morning baths or showers

helping those that could not feed them selves.

Getting the supplies ready if the patient had a pressure sore,

Assisting with grooming

Walking with them down the halls

Chart vitals, meals, notes to each patients chart.

Seven Springs Health and Rehab ( February 1997 – August 1997)

(Geriatrics Nursing Home)

(Certified Nursing Assistant)

Manual blood pressure

making sure the patients was clean and dry

rotating the patient every 2 hours if they couldn’t move themselves

giving morning baths or showers

helping those that could walk or get into a wheel chair down to the dining hall for breakfast, lunch and dinner. ( feeding or assisting the patients that needed help)

removing Foleys when they were ready to come out

removing IV’s when they were ready to come out

taking the patience outside to smoke during smoking hours.

Getting the supplies ready if the patient had a pressure sore, taking the dressings off and washing out the sore.

Assisting with grooming

Walking with them down the halls

Arkansas State Health Department In-Home Services (August 1997 September 1999)

(Kindred Hospice)

(Certified Nursing Assistant)

Manual blood pressure

Drive to the office pick up paper work and drop off paper work

Drive to the patients home

Clean their home

Cook their meals

Give them showers

Help assist with dressing, grooming and bathing

If the patient was on hospice care, make sure they stayed dry and cleaned sponged bathed them. If any chance was to happen while in my care, I would notified the RN and stay until the RN got there.

If the patient passed away I would clean the patient and get them ready for the funeral home to arrive and try to confront the family the best that I could.

I would stay the weekends with some of my patients for nightly care

Lakeland Lodge Nursing Home (June 1998- December 1999)

Southridge Village Nursing and Rehab (March 2001- September 2001)

( 2002 - July 2003)

(Certified Nursing Assistant)

Manual blood pressure

making sure the patients was clean and dry

rotating the patient every 2 hours if they couldn’t move themselves

giving morning baths or showers

helping those that could walk or get into a wheel chair down to the dining hall for breakfast, lunch and dinner. ( feeding or assisting the patients that needed help)

removing Foleys when they were ready to come out

removing IV’s when they were ready to come out

taking the patience outside to smoke during smoking hours.

Getting the supplies ready if the patient had a pressure sore, taking the dressings off and washing out the sore

Assisting with grooming

Walking with down the halls

Faulkner County Sheriff Department (August 2007 – October 2008)

(Booking Officer)

Booking/receiving inmates

Supervision of inmates and inmate workers

Transport inmates to and from court appearances, other facilities

Dispense prescription and non-prescription medications

Court security

Taking cash and security bonds after hours and weekends

Perform other related duties as required.

Search all detainees that were transported to our facility.

Process detainees into the winsom computer system. Create and maintain all detainee files to include intake forms, release forms, court paperwork, and grievances.

Ensure all detainees that were scheduled to be in court gone to the correct court on the correct dates and times and to make sure all detainees went before a judge within their allotted time.

Perform daily cell checks and cell inspections

Faulkner County Sheriff Department (October 2008 – November 2008)

(Housing Corporal)

Supervise shift employees and guide shift functions in the absence of the Sergeant.

Assist in leading, planning, and reviewing the work of the assigned shift

Notify the oncoming shift and its Corporal of any and all information pertaining to the order and security of the facility

Train officers in areas of work methods, techniques, and the proper use of jail equipment as well as to help train with the department policies and procedures set forth

Review officers for proper work methods and ethics, all reports and documents filled out and completed by fellow officers, to make sure all reports are completed in a timely manner

Take responsibility for the actions of fellow officers and to report to the sergeant any and all information

Assist the sergeant in implementing any and all orders handed down through the chain of command as well as the monthly corporal meetings

maintain a positive attitude while dealing with the detainees and the general public, court personnel, and any other personnel or civilians in need of assistance or information that can be provided as per policy

Maintain the safety and security of all detainees as well as all officers

Plan, organize, and review all work performed by the assigned officers to the specific shift

Interpret, explain, enforce, and follow all policies and procedures set forth by the department

Analyze situations quickly and objectively and be able to make and determine the proper course of action to take

prepare, maintain, and complete any and all records and documents

communicate clearly and concisely with detainees and other officers

respond to requests and inquiries from the general public, detainees, and officers in other departments

establish and maintain a positive yet safe work environment for officers and detainees

Faulkner County Sheriff Department (April 2009 – August 2009)

(Juvenile Officer)

The main responsibility of the juvenile detention officer is the maintenance of security and safety within a correctional facility for individuals under 18 years of age. To ensure that this is done, the juvenile detention officer monitors the youths and carries out physical head counts to ensure that all the youth in the facility are accounted for at any given time. Security of the youth and the officer’s peers is ensured by carrying out safety checks on locks, doors and alarms. The juvenile detention officer also carries out regular checks of the rooms of the youths and their personal belongings. He maintains records such as release and intake forms as well as shift reports and juvenile data. These records must be accurate and well-recorded.

Faulkner County Sheriff Department (August 2009 – August 2010)

(Court Liaison Officer)

Transport detainee to and from court

Observed the court room and waited for court paperwork to insure correct information was provided, if a detainee is being released at the soonest break or recess in court, I would go to unit one and fax the paperwork to booking and then call booking to let them know I was faxing the paperwork to ensure the detainee was released in a timely manner.

Get commitment packs double stamps and certify for ADC or RPF

Call the jail for the courts to find out jail credit

manage paperwork between 4 courts going at the same time, and coordinate between the bailiffs and court clerks to help hold my court paperwork then go to each courtroom and get the paperwork

enter all court paperwork and jail orders in winsoms

I created a calendar for all the in house commitments for jail for detainee released dates

made sure all sentencing information was correct and entered into the computer system to determine the estimated release dates of the detainees

Faulkner County Sheriff Department (August 2010 – February 2011)

(Booking Corporal)

Booking/receiving inmates

Supervision of all detainees, trustees, work crew, work release, special work crew

Transport inmates to and from court appearances, other facilities and medical appointments

Court security

accepting cash and security bonds after hours and weekends as well as normal hours to bond detainees as ordered through the court

Perform other related duties as required.

Search all detainees that were transported in to our facility from doctor visits, court room appointments and other related circumstances that required the detainee to leave our facility for any period of time

Process detainees into the winsom computer system. Create and maintain all detainee files to include intake forms, release forms, court paperwork, and grievances.

Perform daily cell checks and cell inspections

Faulkner County Sheriff Department (February 2011 – July 2012)