As an executive administrative assistant my duties and roles typically included was mentioned below,1. Managing schedules: This involves coordinating appointments, meetings, and travel arrangements for the executive(s) they support.2. Screening calls and emails: Executive administrative assistants often screen incoming calls and emails, prioritizing and responding to them as necessary.3. Handling correspondence: They may draft, edit, and proofread correspondence, memos, reports, and other documents on behalf of the executive(s).4. Organizing meetings and events: This includes scheduling meetings, booking conference rooms, preparing agendas, taking minutes, and arranging catering or other logistics.5. Managing office supplies and equipment: Executive administrative assistants may be responsible for ordering supplies, maintaining inventory, and ensuring office equipment is in working order.6. Conducting research: They may research topics, gather information, and compile reports to support the executive(s) in decision-making and planning.7. Providing administrative support: This involves general administrative tasks such as filing, photocopying, scanning, faxing, and maintaining organizational systems.8. Liaising with internal and external stakeholders: Executive administrative assistants may communicate with clients, vendors, employees, and other stakeholders on behalf of the executive(s).9. Handling confidential information: They must maintain confidentiality and discretion when handling sensitive information and documents.10. Assisting with special projects: Executive administrative assistants may be assigned special projects or initiatives that require research, coordination, and follow-up.Overall, executive administrative assistants play a critical role in supporting executives and ensuring the efficient operation of the office or organization. They must be highly organized, detail-oriented, and skilled communicators.

1. Assisting with personal care activities: This involves helping clients with tasks such as bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and feeding.2. Providing mobility assistance: PSWs may assist clients with moving around, transferring from one location to another, or using mobility aids such as walkers or wheelchairs.3. Administering medication reminders: While PSWs usually cannot administer medication, they can remind clients to take their medications as prescribed by healthcare professionals.4. Assisting with meal preparation and feeding: PSWs may help clients prepare meals, adhere to dietary restrictions, and assist with feeding if necessary.5. Performing light housekeeping tasks: This includes tasks such as cleaning common areas, doing laundry, changing bed linens, and maintaining a safe and tidy environment for the client.6. Providing companionship and emotional support: PSWs often engage in conversation, provide companionship, and offer emotional support to clients, helping to alleviate feelings of loneliness and isolation.7. Monitoring and reporting changes in the client's condition: PSWs observe clients for any changes in health status or behavior and report these observations to healthcare professionals or family members.8. Assisting with rehabilitation exercises: In some cases, PSWs may help clients with exercises or rehabilitation routines prescribed by physiotherapists or occupational therapists.9. Accompanying clients to appointments or outings: PSWs may accompany clients to medical appointments, social activities, or errands, providing assistance and support as needed.10. Documenting care provided: PSWs often maintain records of the care they provide, including daily activities, observations, and any changes in the client's condition.My role as PSWs was adhere to ethical standards, maintain client confidentiality, and communicate effectively with clients, their families, and other healthcare professionals.