
Compassionate Registered Nurse with extensive experience in Labor and Delivery. Skilled in patient advocacy, leadership, and emergency response. Committed to fostering a collaborative environment to ensure safe and effective care for mothers and newborns. Focused on delivering high-quality maternal care. Strong background in ACLS, NRP, and BLS, with a track record of managing vital patient assessments and mentoring staff to improve healthcare delivery.
• Greets and orients new patients to the hospital environment.
•Performs tasks/acts that are routinely part of any nursing assistant’s job description under the supervision of the registered
nurse.
•Contributes to the assessment of patients by collecting data during a Physical Assessment (including health history) for
review and co-signature by the registered nurse.
• Ensures documentation is accurate, complete, specific, and timely.
• Assists nursing staff to identify physical, psychosocial, age-specific, and cultural considerations of each patient.
• Works with the nursing staff to provide personal care according to organizational standards and policies.
• Reports abnormal findings or changes in physical, mental, and emotional conditions to nursing staff.
•Performs patient nursing care activities as delegated and supervised by an RN, including collecting specimens, vital signs,
and other related data.
•Nurse Externs may administer medication by P.O., SQ, IM, topical, nasally, otic, optic, inhaled, IV push, IV piggyback, via
nasogastric/PEG, G-tube routes under the direct supervision and co-signature of the registered nurse.
place peripheral IV catheter under the direct supervision of the registered nurse; may also remove peripheral IV
catheters.
• perform foley catheter insertions (male and female) under the direct supervision of the registered nurse.
• assist with the administration of oxygen modalities under the direct supervision of the registered nurse.
• assist with sterile dressing changes under the direct supervision of the registered nurse.
• Demonstrates interpersonal competency in dealing with patients specific to the work area.
• Assists with activity and mobility of patients.
• Assists with provision of nonpharmacological interventions.
A goal of mine is to start offering a child birth class to expecting parents. In the past child birth class was offered monthly. It would be a great benefit to restart these classes for our patients and the community.