Bryston Miller

• Administered prescribed medications according to established policies and procedures while monitoring for effectiveness and potential side effects.
• Provided comfort measures such as bathing, grooming, feeding, ambulation assistance, positioning, turning, repositioning patients in bed and chair, wheelchair, and changing linens; also emptied drainage bags.

• Developed policies related to pediatric nursing practice that reflect current evidence-based standards.

• Monitored vital signs such as blood pressure, temperature, pulse rate, and respiration rate according to established protocols.
• Prepared medications for administration by reading physicians' orders accurately and following established procedures for administration of drugs safely.
• Observed changes in patient conditions and reported any concerns to supervising nurse or physician.

• Evaluated effectiveness of interventions through ongoing assessment of patient responses.
• Promoted a safe environment through adherence to infection control protocols.

Monitored vital signs such as blood pressure, temperature, pulse rate, and respiration rate according to established protocols.