Edith Ekeke

• Served as a trusted resource for patients and their families by providing expert advice on pediatric health matters and addressing concerns promptly.
• Developed strong rapport with patients and their families through effective listening skills combined with consistent followup.
• Mentored new hires in pediatric home health nursing best practices, contributing to overall team success and quality of care provided.
• Promoted patient safety by diligently adhering to infection control protocols and maintaining a clean, organized treatment space.
• Identified health issues while at home care visits and contacted patient's physician to discuss best method for resolution.
• Provided compassionate nursing care to medically fragile children in home settings.

Coordination of care . Medication administration.

• Developed strong rapport with patients and their families through effective listening skills combined with consistent followup.
• Mentored new hires in pediatric home health nursing best practices, contributing to overall team success and quality of care provided.
• Promoted patient safety by diligently adhering to infection control protocols and maintaining a clean, organized treatment space.
• Identified health issues while at home care visits and contacted patient's physician to discuss best method for resolution.
• Provided compassionate nursing care to medically fragile children in home settings.
• Educated families on disease management strategies, empowering them to take an active role in their child''s health and wellbeing.
• Improved patient outcomes by providing comprehensive pediatric health care services in a home setting.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to develop individualized care plans tailored to each child''s unique needs.
• Facilitated smooth transitions from hospital to home by coordinating necessary equipment, supplies, and support services for families.
• Tracked patients' progress through careful reporting and documentation at each visit.
• Provided skilled nursing interventions, closely monitoring patients'' vital signs and promptly addressing any concerns or changes in condition.