
Compassionate and motivated new-graduate nurse graduating December 2025 with almost five years of experience as a PCA in a pediatric emergency department. Skilled in triage support, patient assessment, IV/line preparation, and delivering high-quality family-centered care in fast-paced and emotionally demanding environments. Known for maintaining composure under pressure and forming trusting relationships through clear, empathetic communication. Eager to bring strong clinical skills, adaptability and a commitment to excellent patient care to my first nursing position.
> Supported emergency nursing staff in delivering high-quality, family-centered patient care during high acuity and rapidly evolving clinical situations
> Assisted nursing staff with documenting vital signs, setting up for procedures, obtaining labs, providing proper holds and answering call lights.
> Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to optimize patient outcomes and satisfaction.
> Facilitated effective communication between patients, families, and healthcare staff to ensure understanding and address concerns.
> Contributed to a collaborative team environment by training new staff on department protocols and best practices
> Participated in training sessions to enhance skills and knowledge of emergency care practices.
> Completed 144 hours of clinical immersion in a Level I pediatric emergency department
> Adapted quickly to a fast paced, high-acuity environment while providing compassionate, developmentally appropriate care
> Strengthened clinical judgement skills by prioritizing patient needs, recognizing changes in condition, and escalating care appropriately
> Managed time effectively to support safe patient flow, efficient task completion, and adherence to departmental standards
> Demonstrated strong organization, attention to detail and commitment to continual professional growth
> Completed 477 clinical hours across multiple specialty units, including medical-surgical, pediatrics, labor & delivery, and intensive care
> Gained broad exposure to patient assessment, care planning and medication administration, and interdisciplinary teamwork
> Applied critical thinking skills to make informed nursing decisions based on clinical findings, patient needs and evidence-based guidelines
> Delivered empathetic and culturally sensitive care, ensuring patient dignity, safety and individualized support throughout various stages of illness and recovery
> BLS certified
> Safe medication administration
> Accurate documentation (EHR)
> Patient assessment and vital sign monitoring
> Adaptability in high-stress clinical settings
> Commitment to continuous learning and professional development
> Deans list: Every semester of MSN
> High Five PCA Award