Adeana Petrillo, R.N.

• Managed care from admission to discharge each school year.
• Provide exceptional care as 1:1 nurse with student who requires direct patient care to attend school due to fragile medical conditions.
• Assess, monitor and respond to any clinical changes daily. Create and modify care plan throughout school year for new doctors orders, medication changes, etc.
• Teach staff on emergency situation, seizure training, tracheostomy, g-button, ventilator alarms and other training, student specific
• Administer tube feeding and medications as ordered. Computerized documentation/charting. Process monthly report.
• Effectively communicate with school staff during school day.
• Give report/update to parents daily on medical at school.

• Managed all nursing elements of patient care in med/surg rehabilitation.
• Supervision of staff nurses and CNA's.
• Collaborated with healthcare team daily.
• Determined staffing coverage needed for patient acuity. Staffing adjusted if needed.
• Addressed concerns, questions of family members or patients as needed.
• Conduit for positive energy to working environment.
• Learned new skills and applied to daily tasks to improve efficiency and productivity

• Participated in delivery of patient education and disease management interventions to help members improve their health, lab results and reach new goals related to their medical diagnosis via telephone.
• Proved successful working within deadlines and fast-paced atmosphere

Managed all elements of pediatric patient care from admission to discharge.

Including; placing IV's, lab draws.

Floated throughout five SSM adult hospitals, pediatric urgent care @ DePaul hospital and later included Cardinal Glennon Children's hospital. Depending on need of each day determined which hospital, area I was sent. Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital was not part of SSM registry when I was hired. Having pediatric background I was sent to Cardinal Glennon to represent SSM registry nursing on a trial basis. The plan being to evaluate the RN on a trial basis for three months to determine if CGCH would agree to use registry RN's in the future. When completed Cardinal Glennon agreed and signed on to use SSM registry nurses.

• Gathered patient health data through interviews and observation, documenting data in electronic records.
• Performed various nursing interventions such as wound dressing,
• Updated patient charts with data such as medications to keep records current and support accurate treatments.
• Administered medications via oral, intramuscular injections and monitored responses.
• Lab draws, drug screening as ordered.