Daniel Cazares

• Provide initial assessment and safe care to stabilize patient in a fast-paced 16 bed ER
• Decisively and confidently made judgment on patient conditions based on vital signs, patient presentation, and initial assessment, triaged to appropriate zone, activated codes when indicated (code: Sepsis, Stroke, STEMI, Blue, and Pink)
• Provided safe and effective care to people with different conditions from infants/children, pregnant women, and the elderly as well as with different acuity levels in a time-restricted and demanding environment
• Multitasking and prioritizing responsibilities based on patients conditions in a timely manner maintaining confidence in critical situations
• Calm and effectively assisted in the care of multiple traumas, cardiac arrest, stroke codes, conscious sedations, and providing care to psychiatric patients which demonstrated sound decisions making that helped save patients lives
• Closely monitored patients, notified physicians/charge nurse with any changes in patients status
• Efficiently and knowledgeably provided care for all patients, handled intubations, defibrillation, blood transfusions, IV insertions, orthopedic splinting, ultrasounds, and Level 1 transfuser
• Administered IV fluids, packed RBC’s, narcotics, and antibiotics
• Administered critical IV medications such as Cardizem, Vasoconstrictors, TPA, Insulin/Drips, Nitroglycerin, and Adenosine
• Applied expertise in data analysis by monitoring laboratory results, x-rays results, EKG readings, and CT/MRI results
• Constantly communicated and collaborated with physicians, residents, and other healthcare professionals to ensure optimal care was given to patients in a timely manner
• Professional Interaction and communication with patient and family members with empathy to build trust by ensuring both physical and emotional needs often from pain, stress, shock or grief
• Demonstrate exemplary documentation skills by accurately maintaining nurse’s notes

COVID CONTRACT

• Enhanced patient satisfaction through effective communication, empathy, and timely response to their needs.
• Administered medications accurately and safely, reducing medication errors and adverse reactions.
• Educated patients on disease management and self-care techniques, promoting lifestyle changes for improved health.

• Provide initial assessment and safe care to stabilize patient in a fast-paced 16 bed ER
• Decisively and confidently made judgment on patient conditions based on vital signs, patient presentation, and initial assessment, triaged to appropriate zone, activated codes when indicated (code: Sepsis, Stroke, STEMI, Blue, and Pink)
• Provided safe and effective care to people with different conditions from infants/children, pregnant women, and the elderly as well as with different acuity levels in a time-restricted and demanding environment
• Multitasking and prioritizing responsibilities based on patients conditions in a timely manner maintaining confidence in critical situations
• Calm and effectively assisted in the care of multiple traumas, cardiac arrest, stroke codes, conscious sedations, and providing care to psychiatric patients which demonstrated sound decisions making that helped save patients lives
• Closely monitored patients, notified physicians/charge nurse with any changes in patients status
• Efficiently and knowledgeably provided care for all patients, handled intubations, defibrillation, blood transfusions, IV insertions, orthopedic splinting, ultrasounds, and Level 1 transfuser
• Administered IV fluids, packed RBC’s, narcotics, and antibiotics
• Administered critical IV medications such as Cardizem, Vasoconstrictors, TPA, Insulin/Drips, Nitroglycerin, and Adenosine
• Applied expertise in data analysis by monitoring laboratory results, x-rays results, EKG readings, and CT/MRI results
• Constantly communicated and collaborated with physicians, residents, and other healthcare professionals to ensure optimal care was given to patients in a timely manner
• Professional Interaction and communication with patient and family members with empathy to build trust by ensuring both physical and emotional needs often from pain, stress, shock or grief
• Demonstrate exemplary documentation skills by accurately maintaining nurse’s notes

• Provide initial assessment and safe care to stabilize patient in an urgent care setting
• Same as noted above

• Provide initial assessment and safe care to stabilize patient in emergency department with 20 beds and ICU with 14 beds
• Provided exceptional care in Emergency Department to critically ill patients in ICU
• Observed, assessed, and documented patient vital signs, adequacy of ventilation, level of consciousness, and pain
• Administered IV fluids, packed RBC’s, narcotics, and antibiotics
• Administered critical IV medications such as, vasoconstrictors, TPA, Insulin, Nitroglycerin, and Adenosine
• Monitor telemetry and respond to calls and emergent, life-saving situations
• Follow physicians orders and closely monitored patients, notified physicians/charge nurse with any changes in patients status