Amy Jennings
RN, BSN
Cupertino,CA
Summary
Adept at triage assessment and emergency care, I significantly improved patient outcomes at multiple Emergency Rooms as a travel nurse and now at Stanford Hospital. My expertise in critical thinking, patient care and compassionate communication, coupled with mentoring new staff, showcases my ability to lead and collaborate effectively in high-stakes environments.
Overview
14
14
years of professional experience
5
5
Certifications
Work History
Emergency Department Nurse
Stanford Hospital
2023.10 - Current
- Improved patient outcomes by providing high-quality emergency nursing care in a fast-paced medical environment.
- Reduced the risk of complications by closely monitoring vital signs, administering medications, and ensuring proper intervention when necessary.
- Conducted thorough physical assessments on incoming patients to accurately identify potential injuries or illnesses requiring immediate attention.
- Mentored and guided new nursing staff members, offering constructive feedback to help them develop their skills and adapt to the Emergency Department environment.
- Enhanced overall patient experience through effective communication and compassionate care.
Travel Nurse, Emergency Department
Travel Nurse Across America
2020.08 - 2023.08
- Ensured accurate medication administration by closely adhering to hospital protocols and procedures.
- Assisted physicians with diagnostic tests and procedures such as IV insertions, blood draws, EKGs, wound care management, splint application among others within the scope of practice for a travel nurse role.
- Communicated with healthcare team members to plan, implement and enhance treatment strategies.
- Demonstrated adaptability by effectively managing assignments across multiple hospital locations and varied patient populations.
Emergency Department Nurse
Banner Health
2017.05 - 2020.08
- Improved patient outcomes by providing high-quality emergency nursing care in a fast-paced medical environment.
- Reduced the risk of complications by closely monitoring vital signs, administering medications, and ensuring proper intervention when necessary.
Aerospace Medical Technician
United States Air Force, USAF
2010.07 - 2014.07
- Enhanced overall mission readiness through the development and implementation of comprehensive health promotion initiatives targeting key areas such as emergency care and medicine as well as education and preventative care
Education
Master of Science - Family Nurse Practitioner
Chamberlain University
Illinois12.2025
Bachelor of Science - RN, BSN
Grand Canyon University
Phoenix, Az12.2016
Bachelor of Science - Political Science
University of Arizona
Tucson, Az06.2010
Skills
- Triage Assessment
- Emergency Care
- Compassionate Care
- Medication and IV administration
- Team Collaboration
- Excellent Communication
- Critical Thinking
- Student Precepting
Certification
- ACLS, BLS certified
- Certified Emergency Nurse (CEN) - Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing.
- TNCC and ENPC certified
- Veteran
Affiliations
- ENA
- United States Military Veteran
Timeline
Emergency Department Nurse
Stanford Hospital
2023.10 - Current
Travel Nurse, Emergency Department
Travel Nurse Across America
2020.08 - 2023.08
Emergency Department Nurse
Banner Health
2017.05 - 2020.08
Aerospace Medical Technician
United States Air Force, USAF
2010.07 - 2014.07
Master of Science - Family Nurse Practitioner
Chamberlain University
Bachelor of Science - RN, BSN
Grand Canyon University
Bachelor of Science - Political Science
University of Arizona
- ACLS, BLS certified
- Certified Emergency Nurse (CEN) - Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing.
- TNCC and ENPC certified
- Veteran
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