Casey Lynn Shivers

• Provide specialized nursing care to critically ill neonates in a Level III NICU
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to develop and implement patient care plans
• Educate families on neonatal care, discharge planning, and CPR
• Discharge Coordinator: Appointed in April 2023 to enhance patient transition and continuity of care
• Level 3 Clinical Nurse: Achieved advanced clinical standing in February 2008
• Level 2 Clinical Nurse: Promoted in April 2006

Committees & Teaching Roles

• PFE (Patient and Family Engagement) Council Member: Actively contributing since 2023 to improve family-centered care initiatives
• Family CPR Instructor (August 2022 – Present): Teaching families essential CPR skills for emergency preparedness
• PALS Instructor (Certified February 2021 – Present): Educating healthcare professionals on pediatric advanced life support
• Healing Hearts Committee (2009-2013): Served as Co-Chair in 2009, supporting families dealing with neonatal loss
• NICU Journal Club Chair (2009): Led discussions on emerging research and best practices in neonatal care
• NICU PICC Team RN (July 2008 – December 2011): Provided expertise in peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) line placement

• Provided patient care gaining valuable critical care experience in a high-acuity setting
• Assisted nurses and healthcare professionals in delivering patient-centered care