Elizabeth Wilder

• Assessed and managed various patient health conditions for optimal outcomes.
• Conducted comprehensive physical examinations, ordering necessary diagnostic tests.
• Counseled patients on lifestyle modifications to enhance health.
• Prescribed medications aligned with patient needs and clinical standards.
• Collaborated with physicians to coordinate integrated patient care.
• Developed disease prevention strategies and promoted health in community settings.
• Educated patients and families on medical treatments and self-care.
• Maintained detailed electronic health records of visits, diagnoses, and treatment plans.

• Assessed patient health conditions, and developed individualized care plans
• Counseled patients on palliative and hospice-aligned, holistic, conservative care.
• Collaborated with physicians to coordinate optimal patient care outcomes.
• Maintained detailed records of patient visits, diagnoses, treatments, and test results in electronic health record systems.
• Managed acute illnesses, such as infections, respiratory disorders, or chronic diseases, like diabetes or hypertension.
• Provided guidance during end-of-life decisions for terminally ill patients and their families.
• Managed care of critically ill patients with hypertension, diabetes, renal failure, cardiac disease, closed head injuries, strokes, seizures, and tumors.

• Reviewed patient's medical history and laboratory data for abnormalities and completeness and delivered informed follow-up.
• Offered preventive services such as well-child, adult and gynecological examinations. Managed contraception including implantable birth control, IUD placement as well as noninvasive medication options.
• Treat and monitor acute wounds using glue, suturing and staples. Also, manage skin tears and pressure wounds.
• Performed simple skin procedures including excision and punch biopsy to evaluate and treat skin conditions.

• Collaborated with physicians to coordinate optimal patient care outcomes.
• Educated patients and families about medical treatments and self-care management techniques.
• Maintained detailed records of patient visits, diagnoses, treatments, and test results in electronic health record systems.
• Provided guidance during end-of-life decisions for terminally ill patients and their families.
• Attended continuing education courses to stay up-to-date on best practices in nursing care delivery.
• Built trust and rapport with patients by listening to concerns, advocating for wellness and educating on acute and chronic health issues.
• Managed pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment of various disorders and diseases.
• Answered patient and family questions to educate on optimal treatment procedures.

Recruited to this practice because of a good reputation in the community. This is a very busy, growing practice. I established many new patients every day as well as completing medicare wellness exams and seeing walk in and routine follow up patients. Minimal well woman and procedural appointments at this time.EMR - eClinical Works

• Lead NP on Roosevelt Island treating patients early in the COVID PANDEMIC.
• Communicated professionally to explain COVID-19 precautions to staff members and patients. No family was allowed in at that time.
• Sanitized work area and sterilized equipment and instruments to comply with protocols.
• Advocated for the staff to get the PPE needed in a time of supply shortage and emotional uncertainty country-wide.
• Helped open the makeshift hospital with an incredible team of medical professionals from all over North America

EMR- Practice Fusion. Initiated the use of new EMR for practice-wide use. Previously paper charting was exclusive to this office.Skills: Continued to build on the skills performed previously at Warren Family Practice. The skills I used less than before are surgical procedures and pelvic exams mostly due to the internal medicine base practice I am working out of. Limited supplies and tools for these procedures.

During my time at Warren Family Practice I was able to achieve my final advance practicum for nurse practitioner school. The practicum resulted in the practice retaining me as a provider once my education was completed. I was carefully mentored and trained as a student under the direction of a competent D.O. which I feel led to increased confidence in my skills once I was working independently. I have had ongoing training in new skills throughout my time there.Examined up to 21 patients per day with various medical instruments and equipment.Carefully analyzed test results and information gathered during examinations to properly diagnose illnesses and diseases. Vaccinated patients against various communicable diseases. Regularly referred patients to medical specialists or other practitioners for more specialized courses of treatment. Closely examined patients’ medical history, medication allergies, physical condition and test results to verify necessity of operations and to determine proper procedures. Thoroughly assessed patients to determine medical condition and level of surgical risk. Patiently explained prescribed procedures and discussed test results with patients and their families. Strictly maintained the confidentiality of patients, families, colleagues and any sensitive situations. Discussed various treatment options extensively with patients and families. Rapidly assessed and responded to medical emergencies. Maintained accurate medical records and documented patient case history in detail.
Other skills achieved: EMR (Athena, Elation, Health Fusion, EClinical Works;Time management – busy 5 day a week practice 60 to 80 patients per week including ordering, reviewing and analyzing results, setting up consultations, working with office staff;Health Maintenance;Well Woman;Well Child;Joint injections (knees and shoulders), trigger point injections (c spine and traps only), simple skin procedures (biopsies, shave, excision, cryo)