Alexis Kelly

Completing 375 hours of clinical work in Nephrology and Hypertension care under the preceptorship of Dr. Samer Diab Agha, MD.

Completed 250 hours of clinical work in acute care, under the preceptorship of Jody Harris, ARNP.

Completed 125 hours of clinical work in urgent care. Under the preceptorship of Carmelia Lee, ARNP.

Completed 250 hours of clinical work in cardiology, under the preceptorship of Holly Griffth, PA.

• Provide emotional support to patients and families utilizing effective communication.
• Ensured optimal equipment performance through meticulous inspection, maintenance, and calibration of radiological tools and devices.
• Assisted in the training and orientation of new nursing staff members, sharing valuable expertise in interventional radiology practices.
• Minimized complications by promptly identifying and addressing any issues that arose during diagnostic or therapeutic treatments.
• Exhibited strong problem-solving abilities when faced with unexpected challenges during treatment procedures or patient interactions.
• Streamlined the pre-and post-procedure processes, ensuring proper patient preparation and thorough follow-up care.

• Served as primary liaison between physicians and nursing staff, maintaining clear communication channels for optimal patient care delivery.
• Maintained an organized clinical environment conducive to efficient workflow by regularly evaluating unit needs and implementing necessary adjustments.
• Assisted physicians with diagnostic and interventional procedures, ensuring optimal patient care and safety.
• Enhanced patient care by effectively monitoring vital signs and hemodynamic parameters during procedures.
• Assisted in the identification and treatment of life-threatening arrhythmias during cardiac catheterization procedures.
• Ensured smooth workflow by coordinating pre-and post-procedure activities for patients undergoing cardiac catheterization.
• Contributed to successful procedure outcomes through expert administration of conscious sedation under physician guidance.
• Provided post-procedural care for patients, including monitoring vital signs, assessing pain management needs, and educating patients on discharge instructions.

• Advocated for patients by actively participating in discussions regarding plan of care and treatment options.
• Reduced complications with careful monitoring of patients during EP procedures, ensuring prompt intervention when necessary.
• Demonstrated commitment to excellence by consistently delivering high-quality patient-centered care during all phases of electrophysiology procedures.
• Managed a high volume of caseloads while maintaining exceptional attention to detail and clinical accuracy.
• Assisted in complex ablations, resulting in successful treatment of arrhythmias for numerous patients.

• Assisted physicians with diagnostic and interventional procedures, ensuring optimal patient care and safety.
• Enhanced procedural efficiency by preparing necessary supplies, medications, and equipment before each case.
• Enhanced patient care by effectively monitoring vital signs and hemodynamic parameters during procedures.
• Ensured smooth workflow by coordinating pre- and post-procedure activities for cardiac catheterization patients.
• Assisted in the identification and treatment of life-threatening arrhythmias during cardiac catheterization procedures.
• Minimized complications by identifying and responding to emergent situations promptly and efficiently.

• Provided compassionate care to diverse patient populations, promoting a healing environment conducive to recovery and wellbeing.
• Adapted quickly to changing circumstances and emergent situations on the step-down unit while maintaining composure under pressure and providing high-quality care.
• Enhanced patient care by implementing evidence-based nursing practices and providing timely interventions in the step-down unit.
• Promoted a culture of patient safety by consistently following proper protocols for medication administration, falls prevention, and pressure ulcer management.
• Reduced readmission rates for patients with chronic conditions through comprehensive discharge planning and thorough patient education.
• Developed strong rapport with patients in the step-down unit, easing anxieties during transitions of care from intensive care units or surgical wards.

• Ensured continuity of care during shift changes by conducting detailed handoff reports with incoming nursing staff members.
• Participated in interdisciplinary rounds to discuss the care of individual patients, leading to improved communication between healthcare providers and more cohesive treatment plans.
• Reduced complications in the Intermediate Care Unit by providing timely and accurate assessments of patient conditions.
• Improved patient satisfaction by delivering compassionate care, addressing concerns, and actively listening to feedback.
• Supported family members during challenging times by providing emotional support, resource referrals, and clear communication about the patient's condition and care plan.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary healthcare teams to develop comprehensive treatment plans for patients with complex medical needs.