Elizabeth Jacobs

Though I have had the opportunity to complete many diverse clinical rotations throughout my nursing school journey, I was fortunate to conclude my experience in the Cardiac Critical Care unit at Methodist hospital. This final rotation allowed me to apply everything I had learned, focusing on complex cardiac conditions and high-acuity patients. I gained invaluable experience working alongside a skilled healthcare team, further developing my critical thinking, assessment skills, and ability to manage time-sensitive interventions. This rotation solidified my passion for critical care nursing and prepared me to confidently transition into the next phase of my nursing career.

During my internship, I was fortunate enough to get a ton of hands-on learning experience while working alongside my nurse. I was able to apply the knowledge I was learning in school to each individual patient. I gained experience assisting with medication administration, monitoring vital signs, and performing sterile wound care. I worked closely with nurses to provide direct patient care, including bathing, feeding, and grooming. I also communicated with families about their loved ones' progress and actively participated in interdisciplinary care meetings. This experience strengthened my clinical skills and deepened my passion for delivering compassionate, patient-centered care.

• Displayed enthusiasm and knowledge about restaurant's menu and products.
• Greeted customers, answered questions and recommended specials to increase profits.
• Satisfied customers by topping off drinks and offering condiments, napkins and other items.

• Greeted customers and took orders for coffee drinks, food items, and other beverages.
• Prepared specialty coffee drinks such as lattes, cappuccinos, macchiatos, mochas, and Americanos.
• Operated cash registers to process customer payments.