Alyssa Puente

• Provide comprehensive post-anesthesia care to patients recovering from surgical procedures.
• Perform focused airway, respiratory, cardiovascular, neurological, and pain assessments.
• Recognize and respond to postoperative complications and changes in patient condition.
• Collaborate with anesthesia providers, surgeons, and interdisciplinary teams to promote safe patient recovery.

• Provide individualized one-on-one nursing care to pediatric patients in the home setting according to physician orders and care plans.
• Safely administer medications, enteral feedings, treatments, and prescribed therapies.
• Provide tracheostomy, ventilator, oxygen, suctioning, and other respiratory care based on patient needs.
• Communicate changes in patient condition with physicians, case managers, therapists, and interdisciplinary team members.

• Provide comprehensive postpartum care to mothers and newborns following vaginal and cesarean deliveries.
• Administer medications, manage pain, provide patient education, and support breastfeeding and newborn care.
• Prepare patients and families for discharge through education regarding postpartum recovery, newborn care, medications, and warning signs.

• Prepare and maintain anesthesia machines, workstations, supplies, airway equipment, suction, and oxygen systems for surgical procedures.
• Set up anesthesia machines, breathing circuits, suction equipment, oxygen delivery systems, and airway management supplies.
• Assist with airway equipment, including endotracheal tubes, laryngoscopes, and supraglottic airways.
• Demonstrate strong organization, attention to detail, and prioritization in a fast-paced surgical environment.

• Provide comprehensive care to critically ill patients with complex and rapidly changing conditions, utilizing advanced assessment and clinical judgment.
• Monitor and interpret vital signs, cardiac rhythms, oxygenation, laboratory results, and hemodynamic status to identify changes and initiate timely interventions.
• Manage mechanical ventilation, invasive lines, drains, and other critical-care equipment while maintaining patient safety and infection-prevention standards.
• Safely administer and titrate high-alert medications.
• Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary teams to develop care plans, respond to emergencies, and promote patient outcomes.

G.P.A 4.0