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Alexander  Busateri

Alexander Busateri

Oak Creek,WI

Summary

Dedicated nursing student with regular clinical experience in high-acuity environments and routine hands-on procedures, including IVs, catheters, and NG/OG tubes. Has a deep passion for fast paced critical care, and is known for critical thinking, patient interaction, and maintaining high care standards. Ready to support safe patient outcomes through strong judgment and teamwork.

Overview

3
3
years of professional experience

Work History

Nurse Intern

Ascension St. Mary's Hospital
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
01.2026 - Current
  • Taken critical roles of care in multiple codes, traumas, and various high acuity patients.
  • Reviewed patient status and identified possible risks to support early intervention.
  • Applied clinical judgment to determine patient priorities and manage workload effectively.
  • Maintained strong care standards across all patient interactions.
  • Maintained BLS Certification
  • Demonstrated competency through routine practice with peripheral IVs, indwelling urinary catheters, and nasogastric and orogastric tubes.

Certified Nursing Assistant

Ascension St. Mary's Hospital
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
04.2024 - 04.2026
  • Provided assistance with personal hygiene, grooming, and mobility for patients.
  • Supported patients in daily living tasks to promote independence and comfort.
  • Measured and recorded vital signs, promptly reporting any significant changes.
  • Maintained clear communication with healthcare professionals regarding patient needs.

Education

Bachelor of Science - Nursing

University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Milwaukee, WI
12-2026

Skills

  • Patient interaction and assessment
  • Clinical judgment
  • Care planning
  • Patient safety
  • Interprofessional team collaboration
  • Critical thinking
  • Compassionate care

Recognition

  • Hi Alex,

    Just wanted to reach out to you and let you know how how incredibly
    amazing you were last Friday during the MTP/Code. It was an
    incredibly difficult and critical situation. I know the outcome wasn't
    what anyone wanted, we did our best. In that 5 hours 35 blood
    products were given and the patient coded at least 3 times. You were
    truly part of our team that day! You're going to be a excellent nurse!
    Just wanted you to know that.

    Ann Smith, rapid response RN

Timeline

Nurse Intern

Ascension St. Mary's Hospital
01.2026 - Current

Certified Nursing Assistant

Ascension St. Mary's Hospital
04.2024 - 04.2026

Bachelor of Science - Nursing

University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Alexander Busateri