Audrey Moyer

Enthusiastic health studies student with 2 years of clinical experience and a strong passion for delivering quality care. Skilled in accurate patient assessment, medication administration, and wound care management. Proficient in the use of electronic health record systems to ensure efficient documentation. Recognized for excellent communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively within interdisciplinary healthcare teams. Committed to expanding clinical knowledge and skills to provide exceptional care to patients. Seeking a Nurse Extern role to further strengthen clinical experience and contribute to the mission of providing compassionate and comprehensive healthcare.

January - May 2022 : Care-Adults/Older Adults at Westerly Hospital

September  - December 2022 : Acute/ Chronic Illnesses at Kent Hospital

January - May 2023 : Psych Mental Health Nursing at Rhode Island Hospital and Family Nursing at Women and Infants Hospital

• Served 4 different clinical rotations as part of the nursing school curriculum, including Pediatrics, Geriatrics, Med-Surg, and Psychiatry
• Gained exposure to Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems, including Epic
• Assisted in providing direct patient care activities for assigned patients, under the supervision of RN, ensuring high-quality care and positive patient outcomes
• Assessed patient vital signs during rotations and aided in the triaging of those patients by conducting comprehensive medical assessments.
• Performed vital sign assessments, including blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, and respiratory rate, ensuring accurate data collection
• Assisted in wound care management by cleaning and dressing wounds, promoting timely healing and infection prevention
• Participated in patient education initiatives, providing information on medication administration, diet, and self-care practices
• Administered medications and treatments as per physician orders, ensuring accurate dosage and timely administration
• Assisted nursing teams by anticipating their needs and providing an empathetic hand to patients and their families