Dynamic and highly skilled Nurse with extensive experience delivering patient-centered care in both home and clinical settings. Proficient in creating individualized care plans, expertly managing chronic conditions, and nurturing strong relationships with patients and families to achieve optimal health outcomes. Known for outstanding communication skills, effective problem-solving capabilities, and a steadfast commitment to enhancing patients' quality of life.
Conducted comprehensive physical, emotional, and psychosocial assessments in the home setting.
Responsible for care planning, case management, patient education, wound care, disease management, ostomy care, urinary/suprapubic catheter care, PICC line care, chronic care education, and medication reviews/management.
Provided guidance on mobility, hygiene, nutrition, symptom management strategies, and education on chronic disease management and wellness, which reduces the need for emergency interventions.
Streamlined patient care plans by improving collaboration with physicians, therapists, and social workers, reducing care gaps, and improving patient outcomes.
Worked closely with patients and their families. Facilitated patient care, anticipating patient care needs, individualizing patient care, and adjusting or modifying the nursing plan of care as appropriate.
Coordinating care and collaborating with the medical staff and the other disciplines to provide and enhance patient care.
Conducting comprehensive initial and ongoing assessments of the patient’s physical, functional, social, and environmental needs.
Providing professional nursing care by utilizing all elements of the nursing process.
Educating patients and their families on the disease process, self-care techniques, end-of-life care, and nutrition and dietary needs.
Collaborating with the interdisciplinary team (physicians, social workers, chaplains, and other caregivers).
Providing care that prevents and alleviates suffering.
Ability to guide difficult conversations with patients and families about death and dying.
Administered palliative treatments to manage and maintain quality of life during the final stages of illness.
Responded promptly to the patient’s death, confirming the time of death according to hospice protocols and documenting accordingly.
Cultural competency: sensitivity to diverse cultural values and beliefs, incorporating these into personalized care.
Maintaining complete and thorough electronic medical records, meeting all system and regulatory requirements.
Permanent, Full-time, Part-time