Writing legal documents, such as summonses, motions, subpoenas, etc., conducting research and reading legal articles, and more, as well as standard secretarial duties, that might include answering phones and email, filing, creating and maintaining schedules for lawyers, ordering supplies, copying, faxing and maintaining the office.

Measure patients’ vital signs, including temperature, blood pressure, pulse rate, and respirationAssist patients with daily living activities, such as bathing, dressing, eating, brushing teeth, and using the restroomCollect urine or stool samples required for certain tests by physicians and laboratory techniciansReposition and transfer patients from their beds to wheelchairs, walkers, or other mobile medical equipment for transportationExecute housekeeping tasks, including making patients’ beds, changing bed pans, replacing linens, and collecting laundryRecord patients’ health concerns and maintain reports of provided information for nurses to reviewEducate patients on range-of-motion exercises and stretches to relieve pain or improve functioning with certain chronic conditionsPerform safety techniques, including CPR and first aid, in emergency situations