Denise M. Bolle

Registered Nurse with experience providing quality patient care including pre-operative preparation and medical administrative duties in acute and intensive care environments and surgical units. Ensures effective condition analysis and treatment. Monitors and helps patients recover from outpatient procedures. Exceptional team leader and staff trainer; creates a positive working and patient environment; interacts adeptly with management, nursing facility staff, and physicians. Knowledge of facility, federal, and state policies, procedures and regulations affecting patient care. Possesses exceptional written and oral communication skills; conducts patient reviews; uses computers to prepare reports, and maintains detailed documentation. Applies professional judgment and reasoning to identify patterns, determine the appropriate course(s) of action, and generate viable solutions.

• Licensed Registered Nurse (RN) in Pennsylvania and Virginia
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support for Healthcare Providers – Pediatric Life Support – Basic Life Support

• Provided oversight of and evaluated patient care including pre-operative preparation and outpatient monitoring and recovery; planned, implemented, and made recommendations for improving primary, acute, and intensive care for adult and pediatric populations; administered IV’s, catheters and medication; ensured patient safety; and educated patients and their families
• Performed charge nurse duties and served as a preceptor and trainer for new nurses including teaching federal, state, and facility rules and regulations pertaining to patient care and service delivery
• Demonstrated competence in clinical and administrative responsibilities; collaborated with health care colleagues to provide oversight of patient care to ensure complete and high-quality care
• Examined, analyzed and evaluated medical records and documentation. Updated and maintained all charts, clinical documentation, treatment notes, and discharge information
• Evaluated the plan-of-care for optimal patient outcomes and made improvements to plans as needed