Reliable former Hospital Corpsman pursuing Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse opportunity and chance to apply seven years of medical care expertise and experience. Highly skilled in managing patient interactions and simplifying medical jargon while performing with grace and efficiency in high-pressure situations. Well-versed in all elements of patient care, including assessments, care plan initiation and education.
Overview
9
9
years of professional experience
Work History
Hospital Corpsman Third Class
United States Navy(Enlisted), National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda, MD
07.2021 - 07.2024
Administered medications and immunizations.
Performed both emergency and routine medical procedures in high-pressure environments.
Maintained functionality and organization of medical treatment areas and provisions, including equipment maintenance and team leadership.
Facilitated patient care by performing examinations and administering treatment.
Performed medical duties for preventive and unscheduled care by conducting lab work, phlebotomy and IV fluid administration.
Scheduled patient follow up-appointments to monitor injuries or illnesses.
Responded immediately to emergency calls to confirm best possible treatment.
Communicated with nurses and emergency service personnel to get patients immediate care.
Cleaned medical tools regularly to comply with sanitary guidelines.
Performed preliminary exams to determine diagnosis and provide medical treatment.
Built and fostered emotional connections with patients to reduce anxiety.
Observed, recorded and reported patients' condition or injury and treatment provided.
Interviewed patients to obtain medical history and details on current issues.
Calmed patients by carefully explaining each step and remaining composed.
Bandaged wounds and determined necessity for stitches or sutures.
Explained medical terminology in non-complex terms to patients.
Collaborated with team members and other first responders, ensuring consistent communication to maintain order and efficient care delivery.
Collaborated with medical personnel to quickly treat and transport patients.
Positioned patients in preparation for treatment and transport.
Suctioned airways to clear obstructions and help patients breathe.
Obtained and recorded accurate vital signs and reported any abnormalities.
Assisted mothers in breastfeeding and bottle-feeding; monitored infant's weight, length, and head circumference; provided emotional support to new parents.
Provided daily care for infants including changing diapers, bathing, dressing, swaddling and feeding.
Kept detailed records of infant's feedings, sleep patterns, growth measurements, milestones achieved and any medical problems.
Monitored babies' vital signs such as temperature, pulse rate and respiration rate.
Responded to emergency situations quickly and calmly following established protocols; notified doctors or paramedics if necessary.
Taught parents how to recognize signs of illness such as fever or rash; consulted with pediatricians regarding any health concerns about the baby's well-being.
Provided overnight care for newborns allowing parents to rest without worry about their child's safety.
Inspected cribs regularly for possible hazards like loose screws or broken parts before use by the baby.
Administered first aid treatments when required due to minor injuries or illnesses.
Observed babies closely for any changes in behavior that may indicate discomfort or distress.
Assisted with postpartum recovery of mothers by helping them adjust physically and emotionally after childbirth.
Cared for twins simultaneously while still attending to each one individually.
Executed umbilical cord and circumcision care to create safe and healthy postpartum environment.
Reported baby assessment findings and physical and psychosocial responses to nursing intervention for progress towards care goals.
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