Brooke Walker

Motivated and detail-oriented nursing student poised to graduate with an ADN in December 2026, offering clinical experience in critical care, medical-surgical, and acute care settings. Proficient in patient assessment, cardiac monitoring, medication administration, and interdisciplinary collaboration, with a proven ability to prioritize care and swiftly recognize changes in patient conditions. Committed to delivering compassionate, evidence-based care in fast-paced environments while actively seeking to launch a career in critical care nursing. Eager to pursue ongoing professional development through further education in BSN, MSN, and Nurse Practitioner programs.

• BLS Certification – American Heart Association
• RN Licensure Expected Upon Graduation and NCLEX Completion
• NYS Mandated Reporter Training: Identifying and Reporting Child Abuse and Maltreatment
• Pending NCLEX date

• Provided patient-centered nursing care in various medical settings
• Performed vital signs, focused assessments, intake/output monitoring, and documentation
• Administered medications under RN supervision and followed safety protocols
• Educated patients and families regarding treatment plans and discharge care

St. Charles Hospital — Medical-Surgical/Telemetry Clinical Rotation

• Performed focused patient assessments, vital signs, and medication administration under RN supervision
• Assisted with patient mobility, safety precautions, and interdisciplinary care planning
• Documented patient status and changes in condition using EMR systems

John T. Mather Memorial Hospital — Psychiatric Clinical Rotation

• Utilized therapeutic communication techniques while caring for patients with mental health disorders
• Assisted with patient observation, safety monitoring, and behavioral interventions
• Collaborated with the healthcare team to support individualized psychiatric care plans

St. Catherine of Siena Hospital — Medical-Surgical Clinical Rotation

• Provided nursing care for adult patients with acute and chronic illnesses
• Monitored intake/output, patient status, and response to treatments
• Strengthened prioritization and clinical judgment skills in a fast-paced hospital setting

Good Samaritan University Hospital — Pediatric/PICU& Obstetric/Maternity Clinical Rotation

• Assisted with pediatric assessments, medication administration, and family-centered care
• Participated in postpartum and newborn care within the OB/maternity unit
• Recognized and reported changes in patient condition promptly
• Educated patients and families on safety, discharge planning, and supportive care techniques

• Collegiate Softball Athlete — Demonstrated leadership, teamwork, discipline, and time-management skills while balancing academics and athletics. Participated in team collaboration, communication, and goal-oriented performance in a fast-paced environment.
• Member, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society — Recognized for academic achievement and excellence in nursing studies at Suffolk County Community College.