Glen Davidson

Travel NICU RN at WakeMed Raleigh Campus (Level IV NICU); Raleigh, NC (11/2021-11/2022)

Travel NICU RN at UW Health Swedish American Hospital (Level III NICU); Rockford, IL (11/2022-Present)

• Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations and environments as a Travel RN.
• Assessed & monitored the condition, vital signs, and the progress of premature infants as little as 23 weeks to full-term
• Educated infant's parents & families on their diagnoses, medications, plan of care, goals, and treatment.
• Monitored infants with genetic abnormalities, respiratory distress, hyper/hypoglycemia, gastroschisis, infants on whole-body cooling, sepsis, nitric oxide, and infants post-surgery.
• IV insertion and IV fluid/medication administration
• Conducted patient assessments and diagnostic tests to provide physician with important patient health information.
• Managed central, arterial and PICC lines.

• Assessed & monitored the condition, vital signs, and the progress of premature infants as little as 23 weeks to full term
• Educated infant's parents & families on their diagnoses, medications, plan of care, goals, and treatment.
• Monitored infants with genetic abnormalities, respiratory distress, hyper/hypoglycemia, gastroschisis, infants on whole body cooling, nitric oxide, and infants post-surgery.
• Attended multiple cesarean and vaginal deliveries as the neonatal resuscitation team.
• IV insertion and IV fluid/medication administration
• Conducted patient assessments and diagnostic tests to provide physician with important patient health information.
• Managed central, arterial and PICC lines.
• Reviewed physician orders and administered therapies, treatments and medications.

• Restocked unit frequently with necessary medical supplies.
• Assisted and supported physicians performing procedures, such as circumcisions.
• Engaged with patient family and friends to provide courteous visit experience.
• Maintained the security and safety of the locked unit

• Documented patient intake and dietary requirements and aided with feeding and monitoring.
• Obtained patient vital signs and reported results to staff nurse or physician to identify changes from prior measurements.
• Responded to patient alarms and needs-assessment requests to identify course of treatment.
• Promoted patient satisfaction by assisting with daily living needs such as bathing, dressing, toileting and exercising.
• Worked together with healthcare staff