ASHLEY KILCREASE

• 1,000+ Hours

Hometown Health Family Practice – Byron, GA

• Managed ER/ED follow-ups, acute complaints, and chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, and obesity; provided weight-loss counseling and medication-based management.
• Provided well-woman exams, contraception counseling, STI screening/treatment.
• Conducted telehealth follow-ups and triage.

Piedmont WellStreet Urgent Care – Atlanta, GA

• Conducted sports/employment physicals and urgent care evaluations.
• Performed POC testing: strep, flu, COVID, UA, pregnancy tests.
• Treated pediatric, adult, and geriatric patients.
• Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.

Internal Medicine – Columbia, SC

• Managed acute and chronic disease in high-volume clinic.
• Conducted diagnostic testing, interpreted EKGs, labs, and imaging.

Location/Units: •Critical Care Unit: Banner Health, Emory Hospital, Northside Hospital, Piedmont Hospital (AZ,GA)•Infusion Clinics (FL) • LTC/SNF (FL, SC, TX, GA, OH)

Key Contributions

• Charge Nurse: Led unit operations, coordinated patient assignments, ensured safe staffing, and supported patient flow during high-volume shifts.
• Preceptor: Mentored and trained 200+ new nurses and support staff, modeling calm, emotionally intelligent clinical decision-making in high-stress situations.
• Provided care to high-acuity patients transitioning between ICU, step-down, medical-surgical units, and SNFs. Gaining deep insight into care continuity vulnerabilities.
• Performed complex clinical assessments, identified early deterioration signals, and communicated critical updates to interdisciplinary teams.
• Collaborated with case management, social work, and therapy teams to ensure individualized discharge plans.
• Educated patients and families on medication changes, follow-up requirements, and symptom monitoring to prevent readmission.
• Coordinated discharge referrals, diagnostics, and continuity of care with specialists and primary teams.

• Managed daily operations of a fully functional outpatient clinic, coordinating care for military members transitioning between duty stations, hospitals, and specialty services.
• Ensured readiness compliance, handled high-volume patient evaluations, and maintained continuity through accurate documentation and follow-up.
• Provided case coordination and quality review for service members with complex medical and behavioral health needs.
• Supported 2,100 patient visits quarterly, emphasizing efficiency, communication, and safe care handoffs.