ALYSSA HEATER

Dynamic new graduate nurse brings strong academic performance and willingness to learn. Solid understanding of role of nurses in interdisciplinary environments. Excellent clinical and people skills. Noted for attention to detail, work ethic and team mindedness. Responds to emergencies with grace and calm mentality. Demonstrated success in delivering superior care to multiple patients, balanced with high-volume task load.

• Hopkinsville Kentucky Association of Nursing Students
• Kentucky Nursing Association
• National Student Nursing Association
• Phi Theta Kappa

Cub Scout Pack 177 Secretary - 2017-2018

• Held monthly meetings with all members of the committee and leaders to develop plans for upcoming quarter. Working closely with our community partner, the Masonic Lodge, to ensure the pack had everything it needed for upcoming events.
• Created and maintained a monthly pack newsletter for all members and families to ensure information was always distributed in a timely manner.
• Assisted in coordination and set up of over 10 events, such as Blue and Gold, Pinewood Derby, Scout Festivity, and Fall & Spring Campout. Each with over 40 scouts (ages 5- 11) and over 60 parents; as well as siblings and working closely with neighborhood and community entities (Fort Benning Military Police and Fire Departments, Masonic Lodge, State Park Officials, Chattahoochee Cub Scout Council).

30th AG Medical Reception Center - Volunteer Advanced Emergency Medical Technician - 2018

• Assisted in operations by controlling patient flow of, drawing blood samples, and administering immunizations to upwards of 10,000 US Army Recruits.
• Responded to episodes of syncope and seizure with and without head trauma as many as thirty times with confidence, professionalism, and compassion

Fort Benning Exceptional Family Member Program - 2016- 2018

• Former active member of Fort Benning’s Exceptional Family Member Program community; working closely with families with individuals with special needs.
• Provided insight on types of events held for EFMP such as EFMP Christmas Party, EFMP special olympics hosting surrounding counties special needs families and children.

1-33 CAV Co Soldier & Family Readiness Group Leader- 2019

• Worked closely with Soldier and Family Readiness Group Leader, Company Commander, and Company First Sergeant to create quarterly events for troop soldiers and families.
• Ensured that information was communicated accurately and efficiently to soldiers, families, and leadership on upcoming events, crucial deployment details, and garrison activities
• Volunteered as part of the Care Team to notify, provide therapeutic communication, and provide emotional assistance to families whose solider had been injured, or passed away in the line of duty.
• Worked closely with Squadron Chaplin, Squadron Commander, and Squadron Sergeant Major to help organize larger squadron events such as Squadron ball, Super bowl event, deployment fair, and Halloween party.

• American Heart Association Basic Life Support - Certified
• American Heater Association Advanced Life Support - Certified
• Pediatric Head Abuse Trauma
• Domestic Violence/ Intimate Partner Violence Training
• Stop the Bleed
• Seizure Recognition and First Aid Certification

Clinical Preceptor

Sonia Deason, RN

270-348-0314

sdeason@jsmc.org

30th AG Preceptor

Maree Kea, MSN, RN

706-575-0546

1-33 C co Soldier Family Readiness Group

Captain Rima Gaspirini

845-422-7283

rima.m.gaspirini.mil@socom.mil

Hopkinsville Community College Nursing Assistant Professor

Denise Revelett, MSN, RN

270-707-3846

rrevelett0001@kctcs.edu