Brianna D. Hill

• Manage 1–2 critically ill cardiac patients per shift, including post-CABG, valve repair, and LVAD patients.
• Demonstrated proficiency in titrating vasoactive medications according to physician orders while closely monitoring hemodynamic parameters for early detection of adverse effects or trends that may require intervention or escalation of care.
• Operate CRRT, IABP, and Impella devices; analyze Swan-Ganz data for hemodynamic assessment.
• Collaborate with CRNAs and intensivists in developing and adjusting care plans during daily rounds.

• Administer biologics and immunotherapies to 6–8 patients per shift in an outpatient setting.
• Accurately calculate mg/kg dosing and monitor for infusion reactions.
• Rotate across 3 sites while ensuring consistent care and 95%+ patient satisfaction.

• Delivered ICU and CVICU care across 3 major hospitals, adapting quickly to diverse EMRs and protocols.
• Managed 2–3 high-acuity patients per shift with advanced needs including open heart recovery, ECMO, mechanical ventilation, and vasopressor support.
• Maintained 100% charting compliance and contributed to patient satisfaction improvements.

• Provided critical care for transplant and post-cardiac surgery patients in a 30-bed CVICU.
• Monitored EKGs, responded to codes, and assisted in bedside procedures.
• Led care for patients recovering from CABG, heart valve, liver, and kidney surgeries.
• Administered various life-saving medications such as vasopressors, sedatives, analgesics, anticoagulants under stringent protocols ensuring accuracy and safety.

• Managed 4-6 intermediate-acuity patients with CHF, pulmonary hypertension, and arrhythmias.
• Participated in practice improvement initiatives that reduced HAIs by 15%.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams for comprehensive patient care plans, resulting in better health outcomes.
• Implemented infection control measures within the unit, maintaining a safe environment for both patients and staff members.

• Provided comprehensive care to 15–20 patients with chronic, complex conditions, including ventilator-dependent and tracheostomy patients.
• Led care teams of up to 6 staff while coordinating multidisciplinary treatment plans with providers and therapists.
• Reduced unplanned acute care transfers by 30% through proactive assessments and timely interventions.

Relevant coursework: Advanced Pathophysiology, Pharmacology, High Acuity & Critical Care Nursing, Evidence-Based Practice, Clinical Decision-Making, Nursing Leadership, Anatomy & Physiology