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Elise Vanetzian

Scituate,MA

Summary

I started my career as a staff nurse on a busy pediatric unit, which was a step down unit for neuroscience and neurology patients. After ten years, I moved into OB/GYN and newborn nursing, and have been working as a primary nurse with premature babies in the Special Care Nursery and ill newborns. I also work as a Nursing Instructor for Simmons University and am currently teaching at The Brigham and Woman's Hospital on the Postpartum Unit. I am also working as a nurse liaison educator between the HOPE Clinic at Massachusetts General Hospital and the Maternal-Child Unit.

Overview

32
32
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Registered Nurse

Massachusetts General Hospital
03.2001 - Current
  • I began my career in the maternal/child unit as a postpartum nurse, and after gaining experience in obstetrics, gynecology, and neonatology, I am presently a a neonatal nurse in the Special Care Nursery.
  • I am a perinatal Substance Use Disorder Nurse Champion for the Special Care Nursery, the Neonatal Intensive Care Nursery and the Maternal Child Unit for the past three years. I am currently taking courses to achieve my C.A.R.N.
  • Assisted in the training and mentorship of new nursing staff members and incorporated educational sessions for the staff in Substance Use Disorder Nursing.
  • Have played a role in committees, such as the Social Determinants of Health, the Welcome Committee for the Special Care Nursery, and have attended conferences to enhance the education for myself and my colleagues.

Clinical Nurse Instructor

Simmons University
09.2016 - Current
  • I am an instructor of six nursing students each semester at The Brigham and Woman's Hospital on the Maternal-Child Unit and the Labor and Delivery Unit, providing hands-on instruction and real-world clinical simulations.
  • Established a culture of continuous improvement through regular assessments of course materials and instructional methods.
  • Evaluated student progress, providing constructive feedback and personalized support to foster growth in clinical skills.


Registered Nurse

South Shore Visiting Nurse Association
10.1998 - 04.2001
  • For three years I traveled the south shore of Boston, and opened cases with pediatric and maternal/child patients, and maintained care with patients in the community
  • Continual assessments and coordinating services for patients was among some of the skills that I acquired while working as a visiting nurse.

Registered Nurse

Childrens Hospital
06.1992 - 02.2001
  • As a primary nurse on a busy neuroscience and oncology pediatric unit, I cared for all age children, from newborn to young adult
  • I started on this unit as a new graduate nurse, and spent 9 years gaining experience in neurology and neurosurgery while caring for very ill children.

Education

Bachelor of Science - Nursing

University of Massachusetts in Amherst
Amherst, MA
01.1992

Bachelor of Science - Sociology and Psychology

Boston College
Chestnut Hill, MA
01.1987

Skills

  • Patient and family advocacy
  • Breastfeeding educator
  • Patient/family focused
  • Preceptor for nursing student from UMass, Simmons University, and Northeastern University
  • I was a member of the Peer review process for hiring our next Nursing Director
  • Primary Nurse in the Special Care Nursery and in the Maternal Child Unit

Certification

  • Neonatal Resuscitation Program
  • Cardiac Pulmonary Resuscitation

Timeline

Clinical Nurse Instructor

Simmons University
09.2016 - Current

Registered Nurse

Massachusetts General Hospital
03.2001 - Current

Registered Nurse

South Shore Visiting Nurse Association
10.1998 - 04.2001

Registered Nurse

Childrens Hospital
06.1992 - 02.2001

Bachelor of Science - Nursing

University of Massachusetts in Amherst

Bachelor of Science - Sociology and Psychology

Boston College
Elise Vanetzian