Dedicated, experienced nurse with a focus on neurocritical care. Holds certifications in ACLS/BLS, SCRN, and CCRN, ready to enhance patient outcomes through effective teamwork and clinical leadership. Compassionate patient advocate with a willingness to learn new skills and procedures.
Overview
5
5
years of professional experience
4
4
Certifications
Work History
Clinical Nurse II - Neuro ICU
MedStar Georgetown University Hospital
Washington, District of Columbia
07.2022 - 04.2026
Managed care of critical care patients with primarily neurological and neurosurgical pathologies.
Administered high-risk medications using clinical judgment based on patient presentation, laboratory values, and vitals.
Served as a preceptor for new-to-practice nurses, experienced nurses, and travel nurses, by providing orientation to the unit's practices.
Educated nursing students as an integral part of their practicum courses.
Acted as charge nurse of a 24-bed unit with 9 to 14 nurses, creating assignments, supervising staff, and communicating effectively and compassionately with patients and families when issues arose.
Educated patients and families on health management and post-discharge care instructions.
Collaborated with an interdisciplinary team in patient care, including residents, attending physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, pharmacists, occupational and physical therapists, speech therapists, social workers, and patient care technicians.
Assisted providers with bedside procedures, including extraventricular drain placement, intubation, central line placement, lumbar puncture/drain placement, tracheostomy, and bronchoscopy.
Utilized critical thinking skills to assess changes in neurologic status of patients on an ongoing basis during shifts worked.
Safely and efficiently transported critically ill patients to scans and procedures throughout the hospital.
Patient Care Technician
Trinity Health Ann Arbor Hospital
Ypsilanti, Michigan
07.2021 - 07.2022
Assisted nursing staff with patient care tasks in an inpatient rehabilitation environment.
Safely ambulated and transferred patients with significant mobility deficits.
Obtained vital signs and blood glucose values, then reported abnormalities to the nursing staff promptly.
Assisted patients with activities of daily living, including dressing, feeding, toileting, and personal hygiene.
Fostered strong relationships with patients and encouraged them to participate in their strict therapy regimens.