Amy Register

I started out on Med/Surg as a staff nurse and moved into the Charge nurse position shortly after I started. The past 18 months I have worked as House Supervisor on night shift. I have enjoyed this new roll and have learned a tremendous amount about management and staffing.

RN Medical/ Surgical unit as well as ICU and Emergency Room. I worked as Charge Nurse and relief House Supervisor.

During my time at Evergreen Home Care I learned a lot about Medicare and Medicaid guidelines as it relates to nursing in the home setting. I was responsible for coordinating the care of patients in their home. This included frequent home assessments and communications with physicians and other specialties involved in patients care.

At EMS I started out as a staff RN on the medical/ pediatric unit. I was promoted to nurse manager after a while. This was a 40 bed unit including 5 step down beds. We cared for a wide variety of patients on this unit.

While working at DGH I work on the pediatric unit as well as mother/baby unit. I cared for newborns and children up to the age of 18 with a wide variety of conditions. I became charge nurse on my shift after some time. I also went on many infant and pediatric transfers to other hospitals in the Ambulance. I became PALS and NALS certified during that time.