Kristina McMican

• Provided yearly physicals from newborns to age 21, sports physicals, and immunizations to pediatric patients.
• Assessed developmental progress to foster mental and physical wellness.
• Teamed with other physicians, specialists and health care providers to provide well-rounded care for complex cases.
• Established preventive health practices in alignment with developmental markers and family health history.
• Treated acutely and chronically ill pediatric patients in urgent clinic setting
• Ordered and interpreted diagnostic tests to develop and implement treatment plans
• Used Citrix/Epic to create detailed patient reports on patient's condition status and treatments received

• Pediatric Hematology & Oncology Unit
• Unit Charge Nurse for 5 years overseeing 18 bed unit with up to 10 staff members
• Performed bedside procedures including port access/de-access, central line placement and management, and chemotherapy administration
• Chemotherapy certified to administer neurotoxic and immunosuppressive medications and infusions
• Provided direct patient care, stabilized patients and determined next course of action.
• Trained new nurses in proper techniques, care standards, operational procedures and safety protocols.

Pediatric Primary Care

Collaborating with Cassandra Harle, ARNP, 20 Hours

Internal Medicine and Primary Family Care

Collaborating with Dr. Farrukh Ambareen, MD, 400 Hours

• Collaborating with Wanda Liddell, ARNP 180 Hours

• Adult Medical/Surgical Unit. Unit Charge Nurse
• Provided direct patient care, stabilized patients and determined next course of action.
• Performed emergency medical procedures such as BLS, ACLS and other condition stabilizing interventions.
• Managed care from admission to discharge.
• Monitored patient condition by interpreting and tracking EKG readings, identifying irregular telemetry readings and updating team members on changes in stability or acuity.
• Trained new nurses in proper techniques, care standards, operational procedures and safety protocols.

• Obtained patient vital signs and reported results to staff nurse or physician, noting changes from prior measurements.
• Monitored, tracked and conveyed important patient information to healthcare staff to help optimize treatment planning and care delivery.
• Helped young patients feel comfortable with procedures and immunizations.
• Trained family members in how to care for patients and manage individual conditions.