Emma Parker

• Assessed condition of mother and baby immediately after birth
• Monitored for any complications during postpartum period.
• Monitor for signs of complications, such as postpartum hemorrhage, infection, or postpartum depression, and initiate appropriate interventions.
• Conduct thorough assessments of postpartum mothers, including vital signs, pain levels, incision sites (if applicable), and emotional well-being
• Administer medications, including pain management and postpartum vaccinations.
• Educate new mothers and their families on postpartum recovery, self-care, and newborn care, including feeding techniques, bathing, and safe sleep practices.
• Support and assist with breastfeeding initiation and provide guidance on proper latch, positioning, and milk supply.
• Maintain accurate and detailed electronic health records, documenting patient assessments, interventions, and outcomes.

UNC Hospital, Medical Surgical Unit - 190 hrs (Fall,2022)

UNC Hospital,Acute Care Medicine,Pediatric Intensive Care,Medical Surgical Unit, - 190hrs (Spring,2023)

UNC Hospital,GI- Surgery Acute Care,Nephrology Unit- 96hrs (Summer, 2023)

Duke University Hospital,Labor and Delivery, Neonatal Intensive Care,Antepartum/Postpartum Unit - 96hrs (Fall, 2023)

Duke University Hospital,Organ Transplant,Bone Marrow Transplant,General Oncology Unit- 96hrs (Fall,2023)

Duke Regional Hospital,Mother Baby Unit -Preceptorship, 240 hrs (Spring,2024)

• Enhanced patient engagement in their treatment plan through active listening and empathetic communication skills.
• Assisting patients to complete psychiatric rating scales after sessions
• Enabling effective treatment by accurately positioning TMS equipment's electromagnetic coil
• Charted on each patient daily.

• Improved patient well-being by providing compassionate care and support during their mental health journey.
• Monitored patients'' progress, documenting changes in behavior and updating treatment plans accordingly.
• Provided crisis intervention and de-escalation techniques for patients experiencing emotional distress or exhibiting aggressive behaviors.
• Developed strong rapport with patients, establishing trust and fostering positive relationships conducive to healing.