Fatoumata Diamy Jalloh

Directed patient care operations in cardiovascular transplant unit at St. Vincent Indianapolis, focusing on heart and kidney transplant recipients. Oversaw management of intricate cases involving post-op heart and kidney transplant, LVAD, Impella, IABP, and ventilator support. Coordinated efforts with multidisciplinary teams to optimize patient outcomes in critical care settings.

Oversaw patient care in cardiac medical ICU, focusing on ventilator-dependent individuals post-cardiac arrest. Facilitated the application of advanced therapeutic interventions such as TTM, IABP, Impella, CRRT, and roto-prone beds. Mentored both new and experienced nursing staff. Actively participated in skin and wound committees. Led evidence-based practice committee and initiated a project on mobility enhancement.

• Provided bedside care to critically ill patients in the Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit.
• Evaluated effectiveness of treatments while monitoring any potential side effects or complications.
• Assisted with insertion of ventilators, tracheostomy tubes, chest tubes, Swan Ganz catheters.
• Educated patients and families on post-operative care instructions and lifestyle modifications.
• Conducted daily rounds with attending physician to discuss treatment plans for each patient.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary healthcare team members to develop individualized patient plans of care.

• Assisted in care of ventilated patients following Whipple and vascular surgeries, including carotid endarterectomy and post-myocardial infarction revascularization. Supported neuro patients in recovery. Served as preceptor and charge nurse, contributing to nursing committee initiatives.

• Administered comprehensive nursing services to ventilated patients in Medical ICU at Community North, ensuring optimal patient outcomes and safety.

• Delivered high-quality care to post-operative patients as travel RN for 11 months. Achieved effective intubation and line placement through collaboration with medical teams. Enhanced patient recovery by coordinating education and interdisciplinary care with therapy specialists.

• Assisted patients with bedside dialysis treatments, including hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis, in ICU and acute care settings. Supported healthcare teams at Eskenazi hospital, IU West, and Hendrick Regional Health in delivering quality patient care. Collaborated with multidisciplinary staff to ensure effective treatment plans.

Delivered exceptional care to critically ill patients at Methodist, addressing critical conditions such as GI bleeding, alcohol withdrawal, and liver and renal failure over three years. Contributed to the successful launch of the new ICU at IU West, ensuring high standards of care for post-catheterization and myocardial infarction patients. Enhanced nursing education by precepting new RNs and capstone students, fostering their professional development.

Oversaw patient care initiatives for individuals with mental health challenges, including depression, anxiety, and schizophrenia. Coordinated with interdisciplinary teams to enhance treatment outcomes for patients with mood disorders. Championed a supportive environment for mentally disabled patients post-graduation from nursing school.

Collaborated with healthcare professionals to ensure optimal patient care and well-being in a mental health and stress center environment.