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Table of ContentsLETTER – EXPERIENCE IN LONG TERM CARE FIELD INCLUDING SKILLS AND CAPABILITIES AS A CAREGIVER AND MEDAIDE ........................................................................... 4MY LIFE AS A VOLUNTEER .................................................................................................................. 7

UNITED CAREGIVERS OF AMERICA ............................................................................................. 7MISSION STATEMENT .................................................................................................................. 7

ALTERNATIVE PUBLIC RADIO INTERNATIONAL ...................................................................... 7MISSION STATEMENT .................................................................................................................. 7

NORTHWEST EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DISASTER RESPONSE TEAM .......................... 8MISSION STATEMENT .................................................................................................................. 8

LANE COUNTY CONSUMER ADVISORY COUNCIL .................................................................... 8MISSION STATEMENT .................................................................................................................. 8

OBJECTIVE .............................................................................................................................................. 9EXPERIENCE ........................................................................................................................................... 9

ALTERNATIVE PUBLIC RADIO INTERNATIONAL ...................................................................... 9SENIOR ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE PRODUCER ........................................................................ 9

OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY DIVISION OF MEDICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS ........ 10FOX HOLLOW RESIDENTIAL CARE ............................................................................................ 11

MEDICATION AIDE ..................................................................................................................... 11RESIDENT ATTENDANT ............................................................................................................ 12

MAIDEN VOYAGE MINISTRIES .................................................................................................... 13SENIOR ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE PRODUCER ...................................................................... 13

TIMBERWOOD COURT MEMORY CARE COMMUNITY ........................................................... 14MEDICATION AIDE ..................................................................................................................... 14CAREGIVER ................................................................................................................................ 15

RED TIGER MEDIA (INDEPENDENT FILM AND COMMUNITY TELEVISION ...................... 16ASSOCIATE PRODUCER ............................................................................................................ 16

TIMBERHILL PLACE – CORVALLIS OREGON ............................................................................ 17MEDICATION AIDE ..................................................................................................................... 17CAREGIVER ................................................................................................................................ 18

BROOKDALE SENIOR LIVING – WYNWOOD OF ALBANY ..................................................... 19RESIDENT ATTENDANT ............................................................................................................ 19DINING SERVICES AIDE ............................................................................................................ 20

THE WESLEY HOUSE ...................................................................................................................... 21MEDICATION AIDE ..................................................................................................................... 22RESIDENT ATTENDANT ............................................................................................................ 23

AGAPE HOME HEALTH .................................................................................................................. 24HOME HEALTH AIDE .................................................................................................................. 24

CLIENT – IRENE PULLEN .............................................................................................................. 25PRIVATE CAREGIVER ............................................................................................................... 25

EDUCATION ........................................................................................................................................... 26CERTIFICATES OF COMPLETION THROUGH CARE AND COMPLIANCE GROUP .............. 26ACQUIRE COURSE THROUGH REGENCY PACIFIC FOR CAREGIVERS AND MEDICATIONAIDES ................................................................................................................................................. 27

CAREGIVER TRAINING ............................................................................................................. 27ALZHEIMER'S AND MEMORY CARE ...................................................................................... 28BASIC FIRST AID COURSE ........................................................................................................ 28FOOD AND NUTRITION COURSE ............................................................................................ 28

OREGON MEDICATIONS COURSE ........................................................................................... 29PROVIDING PERSONAL CARE ................................................................................................. 29UNDERSTANDING SERVICE PLANS ....................................................................................... 30

LETTER OF RECOMMENDATIONS ................................................................................................... 31KILER DAVENPORT ......................................................................................................................... 31SCOTT STEWART ............................................................................................................................. 32PICTURES OF LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATIONS FROM PEOPLE I WORKED WITH AND FAMILY .............................................................................................................................................. 33

LETTER – EXPERIENCE IN LONG TERM CARE FIELDINCLUDING SKILLS AND CAPABILITIES AS A

CAREGIVER AND MEDAIDE

My name is Marion Pound. I am a 17 year veteran caregiver and patient advocate. I have worked both in home and in facilities including Alzheimer's Specialty Facilities as medication aide / caregiver. My objective is to find a position where I can work with the elderly, chronically ill, mentally ill and physically handicapped; to advance my knowledge and skills; to have an opportunity to advance and work with others and grow with an innovative organization.

I started caregiving at the age of 21 caring for my best friend's mother, Irene Virginia Pullen, after she broke her hip. I worked with her through 3 months of in-home rehab. I took care of cooking her meals, cleaning her house, and meeting her basic adls. She slowly went down hill from there. This was in 1998.

A few years later she had a stroke that put her in a coma for 21 days in the hospital. I stayed with her day and night. She came home unable to walk or take care of herself. She was dependent on her son, Philip Anderton, and myself for all adls. It took us about 6 months of working with her and night to get her to be able to feed herself and help assist with standing and feeding.

During this time of care I also assisted with scheduling doctor appointments, monitoring her pacemaker (3rd degree atrioventricular block) via satellite (from home over telephone), assisting her to and from doctor appointments, going shopping for her (both personal and food). As time went on I cared for more and more of her adls including feeding, dressing, toileting, bathing (both in shower and in bed). I even assisted her with bowel and bladder care (both catheter care and constipation matters as they arose). After her stroke she had secondary parkinsonism and Alzheimer's disease. Several years after having the stroke she passed away at home on hospice. Both me and her son saw to her every need. She passed away Oct. 1st, 2008.

After she passed away I went to work at long term facilities. During that time I was a medication aide for a total of about 4 years. I have been a caregiver for a total of about 5 years. As a medication aide I prepared and administered medications in compliance with the related policies and procedures at the long term care facilities. I counted and calculated doses on a limited basis and documented the number of scheduled drugs at the beginning and end of each shift. I reviewed resident's medical records and medication administration records (MAR). I also provided resident care within the scope of the medication aide roleand continue direct care activities and other relevant caregiving duties asassigned e.g., performance, improvement, activities.

During the past seven years I have been a caregiver at long term carefacilities for almost 5 years and during that time I did the following:

• ambitiously provided friendly and superb service to theresidents of the home with compassion and zeal while maintaining an

attitude of professionalism, maturity and team orientation.

• I had an awareness for all residents with specialconditions such as mental impairment, behavior disorders and

medical problems.

• I also had an awareness of and responded to residentrequest for assistance such as response to illness, emergencies,

complaints to concerns and requests for repairs.

• I prompted or assisted with the following: am and pmcare; incontinence care and toileting; ambulation, transfers and

transports

• I reported to or requested assistance from the manager orservice coordinator if needed in case of a resident illness or

emergency and much more

I have also done in home care and have recently ended my position of medication aide / caregiver at Fox Hollow Residential in Eugene, Oregon. I took care of my best friend's mother at home for ten years and I am currently working with Kiler Davenport at Alternative Public Radio International around the world on the web. I assist with such things as getting guests for the show, run the board when the show is live on air; manage the marketing for APRI and much more. I have been doing this for over 5 years.

My goals in life right now are to make the lives of the indigent, sick, and elderly as good as they can be and that is to give them respect, love and compassion. Also to treat them like they are human. Allow them to keep their dignity and pride about them and help them live as long as they can and as comfortable as they can. I know that I would hope and pray that someone would be as kind, compassionate, loving and understanding as I am to the ones I care for to me when I get old and sick.

I know that I will make a good asset to this team. Throughout my seventeen years in the long term care field I have learned how tobe a good communicator and team player. I have learned the importance of servant leadership. I have excellent listening skills andtake instructions from others well. I have compassion and empathy for not only the ones I care for but the ones I work with. I am a determined individual to be the best at what I do and excel at learning new things.

Thank you for your time and interest

Marion Pound

March 19th, 2015

MY LIFE AS A VOLUNTEER

UNITED CAREGIVERS OF AMERICAPOSITION: FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

http://www.unitedcaregiversofamerica.org

MISSION STATEMENT

UCOA'S mission is to empower the general public, elderly,caregivers (both paid and unpaid), and people suffering withmany diseases by providing current, relevant, and easy to

understand information on issues that effect the hundreds ofthousands of elder caregivers, the ones they care for, and the

indigent and sick in America. We are a grass roots organizationdevoted to increasing the quality of direct care by

communicating directly with those who provide it throughsupport, education, training, advocacy, workshops, seminars,video, and audio media such as television, radio, and internet.By empowering the public we will raise the standard of care,

increase morale, infuse self-esteem, create a network that willincrease the flow of ideas and information relating to elder carematters and much more, and be a clearing house of ideas and

major referral and resource center for all health careprofessionals who are directly and indirectly involved in taking

care of our nations elderly.

ALTERNATIVE PUBLIC RADIO INTERNATIONALPOSITION: COFOUNDER AND PRESIDENT

http://www.apribroadcasting.org

MISSION STATEMENTAlternative Public Radio International (APRI) was developed as a

launching pad for new and established hosts, producers, directors, writers,technicians, engineers, stations and others dedicated to internet radio

programming. We provide extensive training and education in the areas ofbroadcasting including on air hosting, station planning and development,

graphics, public relations, marketing, administration, field production,casting, studio, audio, camera, podcasting and much more.

http://www.apribroadcasting.org/

http://www.unitedcaregiversofamerica.org/

We are a public service network with a strong emphasis oncommunity outreach to underserved populations. Our team is active in the

community and involved in many areas of critical outreach includingmental health, disaster response, the elderly and disabled and the

homeless. We are a teaching organization. We are all volunteer and weare a non-profit.

NORTHWEST EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DISASTER RESPONSETEAM

POSITION: COFOUNDER AND FIELD COORDINATOR

http://www.nemdrt.tumblr.com

MISSION STATEMENTOur mission here at Northwest Emergency Management DisasterResponse Team will be to assist, resupply and provide respite andvolunteers for law enforcement, fire, emergency medical, hazmatteam and others in the event of man made or natural disaster. Wewill respond also to local emergencies when called upon to do so.We will also be involved in training the local citizens to respond tolocal disasters to assist their communities in preparing for these

events and to provide education and training through out thecommunity including those our youth from ages 13 and up.

LANE COUNTY CONSUMER ADVISORY COUNCILPOSITION: ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY

MISSION STATEMENTThe Lane County Consumer Advisory Council is organized purposes established by

a work group arising from the Community Mental Health Planning processestablished by Oregon Senate Bill 324. This bill mandated community input into

mental health planning and policy. From this process a number of consumersdetermined there was a positive role for a consumer forum and a policy making

board where a diversity of consumer viewpoints of could be heard.

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OBJECTIVE

My objective is to use my skills, talent, motivation, experienceand passion to help build community organizations that deal with

underserved populations in the United States.

EXPERIENCE

ALTERNATIVE PUBLIC RADIO INTERNATIONAL

Lane County (Eugene, Oregon)

Phone #: 541-521-2922

Email: [email protected]

July 2010 to Present

SENIOR ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE PRODUCER

• Collaborate with Producer in the development of program ideas, conceptsand recommendations.

• Conduct and organize research for projects. Gather information fromavailable sources. Organize and summarize results in an accurate and

reliable form.

• Makes personal contact with the general public or representatives ofinterviews, private agencies, businesses and organizations. Arranges

interviews for program material and conducts interviews as necessary.

• Build and connect social platforms and create networks.

• Do psycho-demographic analysis and stratification.

• Assist with field production – lighting, props, electrical, safety, seating

• Assist with in remote location photo shoots for studio production andbackground images with branding.

• Consult with other young entreprenuers and assist with same above.

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• Produce talk shows in studio including audio, technical, VTR, pre and postedit and other control room duties.

• Create, design and develop education, training workshops and seminars

OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY DIVISION OF MEDICALASSISTANCE PROGRAMS

500 Summer St NE, E44

Salem, Oregon 97301

Provider Information

PROVIDER ID: 500671659 (MCD)

PROVIDER NAME: MARION POUND

PROVIDER ADDRESS:

1430 WILLAMETTE ST #313

EUGENE, OREGON 97401-4049

PROVIDER TYPE: MH-PC20

PROVIDER SPECIALTY: AMH – PERSONAL CARE SERVICES 20

CURRENT CONTRACT(S)

CONTRACT: AMH SMHS SERVICES

STATUS: ACTIVE

EFFECTIVE DATE: 5/28/2014

EXPIRATION DATE: 12/31/2299

FOX HOLLOW RESIDENTIAL CARE

5320 Fox Hollow Road

Eugene, Oregon 97405

Phone #: 541-393-2829

March 2012 to December 2014

MEDICATION AIDE

● Prepare and administer medications in compliance with the related policies and procedures at Timberwood Court Memory Care Company

● Count, calculate dosages on a limited basis and document the number of scheduled drugs at the beginning and end of each shift

● Review residents' medical record and medication administration record (MAR) for new medication orders, changes in medications and the overall accuracy of MAR including resident allergies, medication vs. suspected adverse action and report discrepancies to the supervising nurse

● Document in the medical related documents; vital signs, medication administration, resident behaviors associated with medication administration, medication incident and accident reports, and facility incident and accident reports

● Meet with supervisory staff to report, review and discuss medication administration process and participate in review response, e.g. report preparation related to process, response to data collected from 24 hours medication audits and other performance improvement activities related to medication administration, problem identification and corrective actions

● Provide resident care within the scope of the MA role and continue direct care activities and other relevant care giving duties as assigned e.g., performance improvement activities

● Communicate with other facility staff for the purpose of taking and giving shift-to-shift report, report any unusual events, circumstances or changes inresident condition, reporting resident conditions

● Reorder and replace medications and medication administration supplies as needed in compliance with facility policies and procedures

● Maintain and clean medication cart, refrigerator and work area

● Knowledge: medical terminology; professional conduct andethics; medical equipment and proper usage and safety

techniques; basic hygiene and sanitation practices; knowledge ofproper methods of lifting and transferring patients; knowledge of

possible side effects of medications; skill in preparing andcharting and maintaining accurate resident charts, reports, and

observations; effective communication and interpersonalrelations; skill in understanding appropriate nursing techniques;

skill in administering medications with the exceptions ofinjections; knowledge of basic first aide and CPR; skill in taking

vital signs; knowledge of the English language

RESIDENT ATTENDANT

● Ambitiously provide friendly and superb service to the constituency ofthe Home with compassion and zeal while maintaining an attitude of

professionalism, maturity and team orientation● Promote the mission and values

● Understand and practice all applicable policies and procedures● Awareness of needs of residents with special conditions such as

mental impairment, behavior disorders and medical problems● Awareness of and responds to resident requests for assistance. This

will involve response to illness, emergencies, complaints to concerns,and requests for repairs

● Prompt and/or assists residents with: AM and PM care; Incontinencecare and toileting; Ambulation, transfers and transports

● Report to and/or request assistance from the Manager or ServiceCoordinator if needed in case of a resident illness or emergency

● Recognize resident personal living space by knocking and identifyingself before entering a resident's room

● Direct and assist visitors; convey pertinent messages to residents andstaff

● Maintain the confidentiality of all residents● Assist the dietary staff in serving residents at meals

● Assist new residents and orient them to the facility's routines,schedules and policies to ensure a smooth and pleasant transition for

them● Empty trash receptacles when needed

● Appropriate cleanup any substance inappropriately spilled ordischarged by a resident

● Attend in-service programs provided to facilitate professionaldevelopment in accordance with government regulations. Participate

in all required meetings, in-services, and conferences● Fill in for other Caregivers in their absence, i.e. vacations, holidays,

sick leave, medical leave of absence

MAIDEN VOYAGE MINISTRIES

Albany Oregon 97322

541-521-2922

February 2011 to Present

SENIOR ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE PRODUCER

• Collaborate with Producer in the development of program ideas, conceptsand recommendations.

• Conduct and organize research for projects. Gather information fromavailable sources. Organize and summarize results in an accurate and

reliable form.

• Makes personal contact with the general public or representatives ofinterviews, private agencies, businesses and organizations. Arranges

interviews for program material and conducts interviews as necessary.

• Build and connect social platforms and create networks.

• Do psycho-demographic analysis and stratification.

• Assist with field production – lighting, props, electrical, safety, seating

• Assist with in remote location photo shoots for studio production andbackground images with branding.

• Consult with other young entreprenuers and assist with same above.

• Produce talk shows in studio including audio, technical, VTR, pre and postedit and other control room duties.

• Create, design and develop education, training workshops and seminars

TIMBERWOOD COURT MEMORY CARE COMMUNITY

2875 14th Avenue SE

Albany, Oregon 97322

541-967-9700

July 2010 to February 2011

MEDICATION AIDE








● Reorder and replace medications and medication administration supplies as needed in compliance with facility policies and procedures


● Knowledge: medical terminology; professionalconduct and ethics; medical equipment and proper usage

and safety techniques; basic hygiene and sanitationpractices; knowledge of proper methods of lifting and

transferring patients; knowledge of possible side effectsof medications; skill in preparing and charting andmaintaining accurate resident charts, reports, and

observations; effective communication and interpersonalrelations; skill in understanding appropriate nursing

techniques; skill in administering medications with theexceptions of injections; knowledge of basic first aide andCPR; skill in taking vital signs; knowledge of the English

language

CAREGIVER















in all required meetings, in-services, and conferences● Fill in for other Caregivers in their absence, i.e. vacations,

holidays, sick leave, medical leave of absence

RED TIGER MEDIA (INDEPENDENT FILM AND COMMUNITYTELEVISION

Scott Stewart

Dallas, Texas

1-214-226-0432

October 2009 to July 2010

ASSOCIATE PRODUCER

• Television production both field and studio

• Associate producer and executive assistant to the executive producer anddirector

• Contact and schedule talent, events, activities and other on air news feeds

• Prepare talent for on air

• Work in post edit

• Work up budgets for productions including studio and field

• Camera operator

• Technical director

• Graphics and audio

• Planning and development

TIMBERHILL PLACE – CORVALLIS OREGON

989 Northwest Spruce Avenue

Corvallis, Oregon 97330

541-753-1488

July 2009 to October 2009

MEDICATION AIDE








● Reorder and replace medications and medication administration supplies as needed in compliance with facility policies and procedures.


● Knowledge: medical terminology; professionalconduct and ethics; medical equipment and proper usage

and safety techniques; basic hygiene and sanitationpractices; knowledge of proper methods of lifting and

transferring patients; knowledge of possible side effectsof medications; skill in preparing and charting andmaintaining accurate resident charts, reports, and



language

CAREGIVER ● Ambitiously provide friendly and superb service to the constituency of

the Home with compassion and zeal while maintaining an attitude ofprofessionalism, maturity and team orientation

● Promote the mission and values● Understand and practice all applicable policies and procedures● Awareness of needs of residents with special conditions such as









them

● Empty trash receptacles when needed● Appropriate cleanup any substance inappropriately spilled or

discharged by a resident● Attend in-service programs provided to facilitate professional

development in accordance with government regulations. Participatein all required meetings, in-services, and conferences

● Fill in for other Caregivers in their absence, i.e. vacations,holidays, sick leave, medical leave of absence

BROOKDALE SENIOR LIVING – WYNWOOD OF ALBANY

3445 Southeast Geary Street

Albany, Oregon 97322

541-926-8200

April 2009 to July 2009

RESIDENT ATTENDANT

















DINING SERVICES AIDE

• Follow oral and written directions

• set up trays and tables, serve trays, bus trays and diningroom, pour and cover beverages and assist in preparing

food and covering food

• work independently but am also willing to work as a team

• transport carts to appropriate areas

• assist in the proper care and use of kitchen equipment

• deliver nourishment and snacks appropriately

• attend in-service training programs to maintain positioncompetency

• maintain steady work pace to produce an adequate supplyof clean kitchen utensils and dishes

• scrape soiled dishes

• place dishes into and supervise travel of dishes throughdish machine

• operate an automated dish washing solution dispensingmachine

• sort clean dishes and transport dishes to storage area

• clean work area and equipment

• maintain acceptable attendance levels; come to work asscheduled and consistently demonstrate dependability

and punctuality

• perform in: an inside environment, variable temperatures,adequate lighting, possible exposure to infectious

diseases, blood borne pathogens and unpleasant sightsand smells

• hear, speak, feel and communicate to perform essentialjob functions

• adapt to emergency situations

• use good communication to interact with residents, staffand departments to promote resident well-being and

motivate others

• maintain a safe and sanitary environment

• abide by the facility's policies, procedures and practices

• maintain acceptable attendance levels

• perform job in safe manner according to establishedsafety procedures and encourages and supports others in

the safe performance of job duties

• participate in and supports Quality efforts throughout thefacility

• perform other duties as directed

THE WESLEY HOUSE

1044 Church Street

Sulphur Springs, Texas 75482

Phone #: 903-439-0529

December 2008 to April 2009

MEDICATION AIDE








● Reorder and replace medications and medication administration supplies as needed in compliance with facility policies and procedures.

● Maintain and clean medication cart, refrigerator and work area● Knowledge: medical terminology; professional

conduct and ethics; medical equipment and proper usageand safety techniques; basic hygiene and sanitation

practices; knowledge of proper methods of lifting andtransferring patients; knowledge of possible side effects

of medications; skill in preparing and charting andmaintaining accurate resident charts, reports, and



language

RESIDENT ATTENDANT

















AGAPE HOME HEALTH

3030 Towne Centre Drive #200

Mesquite, Texas

972-681-8420

June 2005 to October 2008

HOME HEALTH AIDE

• Perform a variety of duties as requested by client, such as obtaininghousehold supplies and running errands

• Accompany clients to doctors' offices and on other trips outside the home,providing transportation, assistance and companionship

• Administer prescribed oral medications under written direction of physicianor as directed by home care nurse and aide

• Massage patients and apply preparations and treatments, such as liniment,alcohol rubs and heat lamp stimulation

• Maintain records of patient care, condition, progress and problems in orderto report and discuss observations with a supervisor or case manager

• Provide patients with help moving in and out of beds, baths, wheelchairs orautomobiles and with dressing and grooming

• Provide patients and families with emotional support and instruction inareas such as infant care, preparing healthy meals, independent living and

adaptation to disability or illness

• Change bed linens, wash and iron patients' laundry and clean patients'quarters

• Entertain, converse with or read aloud to patients to keep them mentallyhealthy and alert

• Plan, purchase, prepare and serve meals to patients and other familymembers, according to prescribed diets

CLIENT – IRENE PULLEN (PASSED AWAY OCTOBER 1ST, 2008)

RT. 3 Canton, Texas

(contact person – Kiler Davenport @ 541-521-2922)

September 1998 to October 2008

PRIVATE CAREGIVER (Over 15,000 hours day and night)

• Scheduled all doctor appointments

• Met with multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary teams frequently forupdates, follow-up and continuing care for patient

• Assisted with pacemaker check for 3rd degree atrio ventricular block viasatellite

• Accompanied patient to both doctor appointments and hospital staysincluding 21 days in hospital during coma

• Managed complex and ever changing pharmaceutical regimen

• Assisted in feeding, bathing, dressing and toileting patient

• Assisted and managed all bedsores including stage 5 to stage 1

• Worked with physical therapists, speech therapists and occupationaltherapists

• Managed patient through last three months of hospice care including picline, feeding tube, oxygen therapy, morphine therapy and other pain

management therapy (patient passed away Octob//er 1st, 2008)

EDUCATION

HIGHSCHOOL DIPLOMA FROM L.V. BERKNER HIGHSCHOOL

IN 1995 RICHARDSON, TEXAS

SGR MED AIDE TRAINING – COMPLETED IN AUGUST 2010

CERTIFICATES OF COMPLETION THROUGH CARE ANDCOMPLIANCE GROUP

• SAFE MANAGEMENT OF NARCOTICS – 9/30/2010

• COPING WITH MEMORY LOSS – 9/30/2010

• ABUSE AND NEGLECT OF ADULTS, CHILDREN AND THE ELDERLY –9/30/2010

• FALLS IN ASSISTED LIVING AND RESIDENTIAL CARE – 9/30/2010

• WARFARIN (COUMADIN): ANTICOAGULANT MEDICATIONS – 10/16/2010

• DEMENTIA CARE: WANDERING – 12/17/2010

• FOOD SERVICE IN DEMENTIA CARE – 12/17/2010

• EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS – 12/21/2010

• LVC DIRECT CARE STAFF ORIENTATION including:

➢ bloodborne pathogens and standard precautions

➢ aging changes and considerations

➢ respecting resident's rights, dignity and independence

➢ assisting with residents with activities of daily living

➢ psychosocial issues

➢ dementia essential

➢ medication basics

➢ understanding dementia care

ACQUIRE COURSE THROUGH REGENCY PACIFIC FORCAREGIVERS AND MEDICATION AIDES

Completed by Marion Pound

March 2012 & September 2012

(REQUIRED FOR WORKING AT FOX HOLLOW RESIDENTIAL)

CAREGIVER TRAINING

Care001: Becoming a Caregiver - This course covers the core values of caregiving,understanding the range of caregiver duties, the basics of client rights, and

understanding other team members' roles. : MARCH 30, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

Care002: Duties of a Caregiver - Learn the basic scope of a caregiver's job includinghow to preserve your clients' safety and integrity, help with mobility and

independence, and how to work within the rules and regulations that govern yourjob. : MARCH 30, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

Care003: Ethics and Personal Rights - Ethics is the art of knowing the right thing to do,even in confusing circumstances. This course will help you better manage those

gray areas when it's hard to know the right thing to do. : MARCH 30, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

Care004: Communicating with Others: 2 Hours - This 2 credit course will help youunderstand how to communicate with impaired clients, individuals with

Alzheimer's or memory loss, agitated people and others in your work. : MARCH 30,2012 – CERTIFICATE

Care005: Understanding Client Rights - No matter what the care setting, your clientshave rights - rights to privacy, dignity, independence and respect, among other

things. Learn how to apply these rights in your daily work with all clients. : MARCH30, 2012 - CERIFICATE

Care006: Promoting Your Clients' Independence - Keeping clients as independent aspossible is a cornerstone of good care. Learn how to maintain your clients'

independence, while also providing care when needed. This course covers topicsof skin care and positioning for more dependent clients, too. : MARCH 30, 2012 -

CERTIFICATE

Care007: Understand Elder Abuse: 2 Hours - Abuse is more than justphysical. It can also be emotional, financial and sexual. Learn how to recognizeand report all types of abuse and neglect, as well as how to protect yourself sothat you never abuse a client in your care. : MARCH 30, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

ALZHEIMER'S AND MEMORY CARE

ALZH01: Memory Loss and Aging, Part 1 – MARCH 30, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

ALZH02: Memory Loss and Aging, Part 2 – MARCH 30, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

ALZH03: Getting a Diagnosis, Part 1 – MARCH 30, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

ALZH04: Getting a Diagnosis, Part 2 – MARCH 30, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

ALZH05: Learning to Communicate – MARCH 30, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

BASIC FIRST AID COURSE

FIRS01: Burns and Poisons – MARCH 30, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

FIRS02: Falls and Wounds – SEPTEMBER 7, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

FIRS03: Shock and Heart Attacks – MARCH 30, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

FIRS04: Strokes, and Choking – MARCH 30, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

FIRS05: Other Sudden Emergencies – MARCH 30, 2012 CERTIFICATE

Certificate of Completion – FIRST AIDE CERTIFICATE – SEPTEMBER 7, 2012

FOOD AND NUTRITION COURSE

FOOD01: Eating Right and Providing Good Nutrition, Part 1 - Believe it ornot, the number one complaint in a senior living community isn’t generally about

care – it’s about the food! - MARCH 30, 2012 - CERTIFICATE

FOOD02: Eating Right and Providing Good Nutrition, Part 2 - Thetemperature at which food is stored and cooked controls and destroys thebacteria that cause food borne illness. - MARCH 30, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

FOOD03: Promoting Successful Dining - A care concern in any elder livingenvironment - whether it be long-term care, adult foster care, or assisted living -is ensuring sufficient nutritional intake to promote overall good health. - MARCH

30, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

FOOD04: Food and Culture - This course is about food and culture. You mightbe surprised at how much of a role culture has in the food choices we all make. -

MARCH 30, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

OREGON MEDICATIONS COURSE

MEDI01: Introduction to Medication Management – MARCH 31, 2012 – CERTFICATE

MEDI02: Understanding Medication Orders, Part 1 – MARCH 31, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

MEDI03: Understanding Medication Orders, Part 2 – MARCH 31, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

MEDI04: Safely Monitoring Medications – MARCH 31, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

MEDI05: Documentation of Medication Handling, Part 1 – MARCH 31, 2012 – CERTFICATE

MEDI06: Documentation of Medication Handling, Part 2 – MARCH 31, 2012 - CERTIFICATE

Final Certificate of Completion -Medications – Oregon ALF / RCF Regulations Certificate (2012)

– March 31st, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

PROVIDING PERSONAL CARE

PPC01: Philosophy and Basic Principles - This course outlines the basics of care including care priorities and goals. - MARCH 31, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

PPC02: The Caregiver's Code of Ethics - From time to time you’ll face situations where you don’t really know the right thing to do. It is at these times that you’ll want to think back to the Code of Ethicsthat you’ll learn about in this course. - MARCH 31, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

PPC03: Understanding the Aging Process - In this course we will take a look at the changes, system by system, and how you can help the older person adjust to these changes. - MARCH 31, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

PPC04: Bathing Basics - This course discusses the importance of bathing older people and how you can help without infringing on personal privacy or independence. - MARCH 31, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

PPC05: Assisting with Dressing - As a caregiver, it will be your responsibility to assist your residents with getting dressed and undressed. - MARCH 31, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

PPC06: Basic Grooming Assistance - In this course, you will learn about basic grooming, specifically hair care, oral hygiene, shaving and nail care. - MARCH 31, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

PPC07: Bowel and Bladder Care - Toileting is a big dignity issue for elderly residents in your care, especially when the resident has a problem with incontinence (loss of control of bowel or bladder). - MARCH 31, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

PROVIDING PERSONAL CARE: Certificate of Completion – MARCH 31, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

UNDERSTANDING SERVICE PLANS

SERV01: Understanding Service Plans – MARCH 30, 2012 – CERTIFICATE

LETTER OF RECOMMENDATIONS

KILER DAVENPORTKiler Davenport

541-521-2922

email: [email protected]

Dear Sir or Madam,

Marion Pound took care of my mother for ten years. If not for her mother would not have lived as long as she did. Marion is a fighter. She is a dedicated caregiver. Mother loved her dearly. She was by her side night and day. She developed a special diet for mom. She helped with physical therapy, took her and stayed with her at the hospital twenty one days without coming home, and fought for her care every step of the way. She did mom’s hair, kept her skin in perfect shape where she would not get bed sores and read her stories every day and night before she went to bed.

Marion is a blessing to this world and to the long term care industry. Caregiving is not a job to her. It is a mission. Persons in her careare not patients or residents. To her they are human beings. I recommend her highly for any caregiving position or any other position for that matter. You can call me if you have any other questions about theten years she took care of my mother call me day or night.

Also her no nonsense attitude about caregiving is not welcomed by everyone When she works she works. She is a good listener and a fast learner. She is a very fast learner as far as learning the ways of a new place and the ways of the residents and their needs.

When she is at home she works writing articles to stop abuse andneglect. She is an advocate for the caregivers and the families of those inthe long term care system. She is a servant leader in the sense that she

is not above doing any job or performing any function so long as it isgood for the resident.

Sincerely,

Kiler Davenport

SCOTT STEWART

Scott Stewart

Dallas, Texas

214-226-0432

Dear Sir or Madam,

I have known Ms. Mary now for almost nine years. She is without a doubt the most genuine, loyal, and down to earth person I have ever met. I am an independent film maker doing both in studio and field production. Ms. Mary has worked with me on several television productions and has proven herself to be an exceptional production assistant. She is also a dedicated, compassionate caregiver. She took care of a good friend of mine for ten years day and night. And God knows Ms. Mary was the reason she lived as long as she did. I am a witness to that. If the whole world was half as good as she is we would all be in paradise. Call me if you need me at 1-214-226-0432. I am out a lot so if you can’t reach me my email is rsstewart 81@ yahoo . com.

Sincerely, Scott Stewart

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PICTURES OF LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATIONS FROM PEOPLEI WORKED WITH AND FAMILY

Letter from Tris (Senior Administrator @Regency Pacific Management)

Birthday card to me from management atFox Hollow Residential

Christmas card from Sandie (friend and medication aide on swing shift)

Letter written to me by Jessica Lounsbury(Health Services @ Fox Hollow Residential)

Letter from family member ofRaemond Sammons after he passed away

in 2013

resume marion pound

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