Alex Marshall

Dedicated nursing student and patient care technician with a strong foundation in compassionate care. Skilled in managing patient needs in fast-paced healthcare environments. Committed to transitioning into a registered nurse role to enhance patient outcomes.

• Certified Nursing Assistant
• Basic Life Support (BLS) - American Heart Association
• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Certification

Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU), University Medical Center — Summer 2026
108 Clinical Hours

• Completed clinical training in the intensive care unit setting during Summer 2026.
• Assisted with patient assessments, monitoring, and interdisciplinary care for critically ill patients.
• Strengthened clinical judgment, prioritization, and communication skills in a high-acuity environment.

Medical/Surgical Unit, University Medical Center — Summer 2026
132 Clinical Hours

• Completed clinical training in an acute care medical-surgical setting during Summer 2026.
• Provided patient-centered care under supervision, including assessments, medication administration, and documentation.
• Collaborated with healthcare team members to support safe and effective patient care.

Pediatric and Family Care Units, University Medical Center

• Supported pediatric patients and families using family-centered and developmentally appropriate care approaches.
• Performed pediatric and maternal assessments under clinical supervision.
• Assisted with patient care, communication, and education to promote positive health outcomes for children and families.

Urology Medical-Surgical Unit, Covenant Medical Center — Spring 2026
50 Clinical Hours

• Completed hands-on clinical training under the supervision of nursing professionals.
• Educated patients on medications, diagnoses, and care plans alongside preceptors to improve understanding and engagement in care.
• Performed venipuncture and collected blood specimens using safe handling techniques and accurate documentation practices.

Simulation Experience, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center — Summer 2025 to Spring 2026

• Practiced and strengthened nursing skills including patient assessments, safe medication administration, and prioritization of care.
• Participated in simulation experiences focused on maternal/newborn care, behavioral health, acute care, and palliative/hospice care.
• Enhanced clinical decision-making, teamwork, and communication skills through scenario-based learning.