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Employed as a Registered Nurse since 1985 and received her Critical Care certification in 1986. Areas of expertise include the immediate postoperative cardiovascular patient, trauma, sepsis. Teaching experiences includes lectures and presentations with .clinical skills instruction to both physicians and nurses. Reliable and compassionate with keen understanding of cardiovascular health and patient care. Well-versed in electrocardiogram (EKG) interpretation and stress testing procedures, coupled with ability to operate and maintain specialized cardiovascular equipment. Committed to improving patient outcomes and contributing to effective clinical operations.
Experienced healthcare professional skilled in patient care, critical thinking, and communication. Strong focus on team collaboration and achieving optimal patient outcomes. Reliable and adaptable, ensuring efficient and compassionate care in dynamic environments. Equipped with expertise in medical procedures, patient assessments, and care coordination. Compassionate COVID-19 Intensive Care Registered Nurse with 40 years of medical experience. Skilled in supporting extremely high-need patients while protecting self and others from contagious virus. Excellent communication and medical skill,s
Degrees
Certifications
Cardiovascular intensive care with care of the Open heart patient
Cardiac devices including- Heartware I, II, III, Heart Mate, Impella, IABP, ECMO
Prismaflex/ prismamax
Data abstraction
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Collaboration as an as a thesis advisor for:
Shirin Badrkhani, California State University, Northern California Consortium Doctor of Nursing Practice
Publication Date
2019
Degree Type
Doctoral Project
Degree Name
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
Department
Nursing
First Advisor
Vivian Wong
Second Advisor
Pervaiz Chaudhry
Third Advisor
Caralee Bromme
Published Lecture
Test Taking Strategies for Nursing Student with 26327 views
Elsevier Mosby and Saunders 2003
Textbook chapter review-
Medical Surgical Nursing- 7th Edition, Lewis et al.