Gabrielle Sexton

• Overseeing daily operations and manage all external and internal transfers
• Serve as a liaison between hospital administration and nursing staff
• Collaborate with physicians and nursing staff to optimize resource allocation

• Led team of 45 employees, introducing nursing track schedules and a structured orientation plan for new grades and experienced ED staff.
• Recruited, hired, and oversaw training of all staff. Decreased travelers within the department by 60% within 9 months of hire.
• Developed a front end process and new streamlined triage protocols to initiate provider in triage, decreasing provider to MSE times by 50%.
• Developed and implemented training programs to ensure ongoing professional development for ED staff members.
• Restructured and Implemented Nurse Initiated Ordersets, decreasing delays in care during surges in ED census
• Trios Sepsis Program manager.
• Managed budgets effectively to ensure optimal use of resources while maintaining financial stability.
• Coordinated Emergency Management drills with Hanford and other EMS facilities, to improve emergency preparedness

• Responsible for scheduling and payroll of all ED staff
• Oversaw daily operations of the department, ensuring smooth workflow and timely completion of tasks.
• Developed action plan for JACHO survey and oversaw its completion

• Managed daily patient flow of 25 bed ER
• Acted as preceptor for new nursing staff, enhancing skills and knowledge
• Assisted with implementation of intake process to decrease number of unseen patients and increase patient satisfaction
• Participated in continuous learning opportunities to stay updated on current nursing practices

• Charge nurse in large capacity ED, with daily census of 180 - 220 patients
• Triaged patients to effectively coordinate placement in 38 bed ER
• Proficient in the stabilization, prioritization and time management of trauma and critically ill patients

Served multiple roles within the hospital including ER Charge and Advanced Care Unit Charge

• Management of bipap and ventilators on the floor
• Trauma Registar, entering state documentation of all traumas leading to Samaritan obtaining level 3 trauma certification.
• Management of vasoactive drips and hemodynamic monitoring