Elizabeth Chalman

Acted independently in educating, screening, evaluating, and qualifying healthy donors in compliance with FDA, DOH, AABB, and state government regulations. Effectively utilized FDA-approved screening tool to evaluate donor eligibility.

Accessed platelets during blood donation while monitoring apheresis machine operations.

Capitalized on donor blood product yield through expertise in apheresis machine operations.

Conducted donor physical examinations and collected medical histories to identify risk factors for unsuitability.

Acted as a critical resource for patients needing therapeutic phlebotomy, providing timely procedures to enhance patient care and hospital efficiency.

Performed therapeutic phlebotomy procedures to enhance patient care and effectively manage hospital resources.

Performed therapeutic phlebotomy procedures efficiently, optimizing time and resources for patients and hospital.

• Served as PICC Line/Vascular Access Nurse and Endoscopy Nurse, applying knowledge in anatomy and patient assessment to ensure safe and effective procedures. Ensured compliance with documentation and organizational policies regarding operator credentials and patient consent processes. Conducted patient assessments and medication administration, monitoring for complications. Interviewed and evaluated/documented medical histories and physical assessments as Endoscopy Nurse, determining eligibility and safety for procedures. Implemented quality control processes for medical history cards and assisted doctors during complex procedures while training new nursing staff.
• Administered medications and monitored patient vital signs for optimal health.
• Collaborated with healthcare teams to develop comprehensive patient care plans that addressed individual needs and facilitated optimal recovery.
• Educated patients and families on effective health management strategies and disease prevention practices, enhancing understanding and engagement in their care.

• Administered medications and treatments according to patient care plans, contributing to effective recovery.
• Monitored vital signs and recorded patient health data consistently.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to improve patient care strategies.
• Educated patients and families on health management and recovery, enhancing understanding and adherence to treatment protocols.
• Assisted in developing individualized care plans for diverse patient populations.
• Managed medical equipment compliance with safety standards, ensuring optimal operational readiness and patient safety.
• Collaborated with physicians, nurses, therapists, social workers and other healthcare professionals to develop individualized treatment plans for the pediatric patient population.
• Served in earlier position as Clinical Nurse II for CHOC accountable for providing Oncology nursing services to newly diagnosed children with cancer from admission through discharge from Oncology Intensive Care Unit from 1991–1997