Genovie Maliao

• Delivered specialized, evidence-based nursing care to premature and critically ill neonates in a high-acuity Level II/III NICU, utilizing advanced monitoring techniques and interventions tailored to individual patient needs.
• Conducted comprehensive assessments of neonatal patients, including regular evaluation of vital signs, neurological status, and growth metrics to identify potential complications and implement timely interventions.
• Administered complex medications and intravenous therapies with precision, adhering to strict protocols to minimize risks and ensure optimal pharmacological outcomes, including managing TPN (total parenteral nutrition) and phototherapy.
• Performed advanced technical procedures such as intubation, central venous catheter placement, and umbilical line insertions, adhering to sterile techniques and best practice guidelines to ensure patient safety and comfort. Performed technical procedures such as intubation, central line placement, and blood gas analysis with precision and care.
• Mentored and trained new nursing staff and nursing students, fostering a collaborative learning environment through hands-on training and knowledge sharing, which enhanced team competence and patient care quality.

• Received patient when assigned as admission nurse and performed routine nursing interventions.
• Carrying out the doctor's orders, such as:

- Performing intravenous insertion and assisting in PICC placement.
- Doing blood collections (BGA, CBC, SE, Bld C/S, and any blood investigations), as well as urine and stool collection.
- Assist in intubations, extubations, umbilical catheterization, chest tube insertion, and exchange transfusion.
- Preparing IVF medication incorporation (Pediatrace/Soluvit) and preparing intralipids for all the patients in the unit.
- Perform OGT and NGT tube insertion and giving tube feeds.

• Assisting the physician in giving Survanta and conducting eye laser.
• Assemble special equipment, such as CPAP machine tubing, SLE ventilators (HFO oscillator, SLE 2000+HFO, SLE 5000), and SECHRIST ventilator, CFM, and Cool Cap.
• Escorting the patient in transporting outside and inside hospital premises with the use of portable ventilators, as well as portable incubators, with the patient on an O2 hood and indirect O2.
• Performing colostomy care.
• Assisting in performing bedside procedures like ultrasound and echo.
• Do a case study and discuss it with the nurse on duty once a month, as per assignment.
• Computation of intake and output during the night shift and preparation of bedside record papers.
• Receiving and endorsing to outgoing and incoming staff, respectively. Turn over of patient in the middle of the shift when necessary, especially if to go escorting for special procedures.
• Maintaining and updating nursing records, daily checking of NICU articles.
• Performing related activity as assigned or required as admission nurse.

• Supervise and guide students in their patient intervention in terms of independent, dependent, and interdependent nursing function.
• Develops and executes a teaching curriculum for nursing students.
• Explain specifics about the nursing jobs to the students.
• Lectures students, conducts and supervises laboratory works, issues assignments, directs seminars, and panels.

• Clinical Activities:

- Assesses the situation of the given unit in relation to different types of patient care and facilities provided by the nursing personnel.

- Administer medications as ordered and other nursing independent, dependent, and interdependent functions.

- Identifies the patient's need/problem in the unit.
- Assigns the patient's care and other activities to nursing personnel.
- Evaluates the patient's care given by nurses. Attends Doctor's round and Head Nurse's Clinical rounds.
- Checks, carries out, and delegates the doctor's instructions and orders after rounds.
- Participates and refers the patient for rehabilitation therapy.
- Guides and conducts health education activities to clients, as required.

• Supervisory Activities:

- Guides and supervises all staff for giving bedside nursing care.
- Maintains regular records, reports concerning the patient's care.
- Provides direct guidance and supervision of nursing and non-nursing personnel for the efficient running of the wards and in carrying out nursing routines, bearing in mind the individual needs of patients.
- Encourages, motivates, assesses the effectiveness of their own work, and develops their potential for giving good nursing care.
- Uses the standard guideline and manual for supervision.

• Received patient when assigned as admission nurse and performed routine nursing interventions.
• Carrying out doctors' orders, such as:

- Performing intravenous insertion and assisting in PICC placement. Doing blood collections (BGA, CBC, SE, Bld C/S, and any blood investigations), as well as urine and stool collection.

- Doing blood collections (BGA, CBC, SE, Bld C/S, and any blood investigations), as well as urine and stool collection.
- Assist in intubations, extubations, umbilical catheterization, chest tube insertion, and exchange transfusion.
- Preparing IVF medication incorporation (pediatrace/soluvit) and preparing intralipids for all the patients in the unit.

- Perform OGT and NGT tube insertion, and give tube feeds.

• Assemble special equipment, such as CAP machine tubing, SLE (HFO oscillator, SLE 2000+HFO, SLE 5000), and SECHRIST ventilator.
• Escorting patient in transporting outside and inside hospital premises with the use of portable ventilators, as well as portable incubators, with patient on O2 hood and indirect O2.
• Performing colostomy care.
• Assisting in performing bedside procedures like ultrasound and echo.
• Computation of intake and output during the night shift and preparation of bedside record papers.
• Receiving and endorsing to outgoing and incoming staff respectively. Turn over of patient in the middle of the shift when necessary, especially if to go escorting for special procedures.
• Maintaining and updating nursing records.
• Performing related activity as assigned or required as an admission nurse.

• Monitors the health status of abused children and teenagers and makes referrals to the hospital if the need arises.
• Administer medicine, wound dressing, and any nursing interventions congruent to the patient's needs.
• Coordinate with the nearest health center for residential vaccination.
• Report to the head of the department if any untoward incidents happen that need urgent intervention.