Gloria Stumpf

• RN oncology nurse travel nurse for oncology various locations in new york state.
• Managed complex cases involving multiple diagnoses or treatments.
• Administered prescribed medications and treatments in accordance with approved nursing protocols.
• Monitored vital signs, such as blood pressure, temperature, respiration rate, pulse rate and weight.
• Maintained accurate documentation of patient records in accordance with HIPAA regulations.
• Advised family members on the best course of action for their loved ones' healthcare needs.
• Provided direct nursing care to patients, including administering medications, wound care, and IV therapy.
• Ensured compliance with infection control policies and procedures.
• Counseled patients on lifestyle changes that could improve their overall health outcomes.
• Performed physical examinations and assessments of patients' medical histories.
• Assessed patient health and developed individualized care plans accordingly.
• Identified potential safety hazards in the environment or among patients' behaviors.
• Carried out physician orders regarding tests or medication administration accurately and safely.
• Attended continuing education courses to stay up-to-date on current trends in nursing practice.
• Responded quickly to life-threatening situations by providing appropriate interventions.
• Assisted doctors during medical procedures.
• Collaborated with physicians in developing patient-specific treatment plans.
• Developed education materials to help explain various conditions and treatments to patients.
• Educated patients on health maintenance, disease prevention, and treatment options.
• Participated in continuing education programs related to nursing practice.
• Provided emotional support to families facing difficult decisions about a loved one's care.
• Educated patients on disease prevention and health maintenance.
• Participated in quality improvement initiatives to enhance patient care outcomes.
• Created, implemented and evaluated patient care plans with medical team.
• Administered medications and treatments, monitoring patients for reactions and side effects.
• Adhered to infection control procedures to facilitate safe, clean patient environment.
• Evaluated patients, recognized and addressed complications and coordinated treatment with other members of critical care team.
• Oversaw patient admission and discharge processes to coordinate related paperwork.
• Administered medications, tracked dosages, and documented patient conditions.
• Conducted intake assessments with patients and relatives to gather case history.
• Recorded patient condition, vital signs, recovery progress and medication side effects.
• Updated charts throughout shifts with current, accurate information to maintain strict recordkeeping standards.
• Acted as patient advocate and implemented total patient care through team nursing process.
• Assessed patient needs, prioritized treatment, maintained patient flows and assisted physicians with non-invasive procedures.
• Provided patient and family health education focusing on self-management, prevention and wellness.
• Maintained thorough, accurate and confidential documentation in electronic medical records.
• Advocated for patients by supporting and respecting basic rights, values, and beliefs.
• Collected lab specimens, ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests and lab results.
• Counseled patients and caregivers, providing emotional, psychological and spiritual support.
• Assessed and prepared patients for procedures, performing initial and ongoing patient assessments.
• Maintained personal and team compliance with medication administration standards and patient care best practices.
• Educated patients and families on health care needs, conditions, and options.
• Collaborated with doctors to plan post-treatment home care and prevent return hospitalization.
• Monitored and managed various treatment and care interventions.
• Trained and mentored new RNs on best practices, hospital policies and standards of care.
• Provided emotional support and counseling to patients and their families.
• Observed strict safety measures, including checking medication dosages before administration to patients.
• Coordinated with healthcare team to establish, enact and evaluate patient care plans.
• Helped patients and families feel comfortable during challenging and stressful situations, promoting recovery and reducing compliance issues.
• Monitored diet, physical activity, behaviors and other patient factors to assess conditions and adjust treatment plans.
• Delivered information regarding care and medications to patients and caregivers in comprehendible terminology.
• Conducted specified laboratory tests to help detect conditions and determine diagnosis.
• Advocated for patient needs with interdisciplinary team and implemented outlined treatment plans.
• Maintained strict patient data procedures to comply with HIPAA laws and prevent information breaches.
• Stocked clinical workstations and procedure rooms with necessary supplies.
• Utilized computerized Resource and Patient Management System (RPMS) and Electronic Health Record (EHR) system.
• Achieved departmental goals and objectives by instituting new processes and standards for in-patient care.
• Assessed patient conditions, monitored behaviors and updated supervising physicians with observations and concerns.
• Coordinated discharge planning to ensure continuity of care post-hospitalization.
• Prepared medical equipment and tools to aid physician during examination and treatment of patients.
• Interpreted and evaluated diagnostic tests to identify and assess patient's condition.
• Administered oral, IV and intra-muscular medications and monitored patient reactions.
• Responded to emergency situations with speed, expertise and level-headed approaches to provide optimal care, support and life-saving interventions.
• Collaborated with health groups to plan or implement programs designed to improve overall health of communities.
• Referred patients to specialized health resources or community agencies to furnish additional assistance.
• Administered local, inhalation or intravenous anesthetics to patients undergoing procedures.

Oncology RN. Treated patients with chemotherapy, biotherapy, prescribed IV fluids

• Managed complex cases involving multiple diagnoses or treatments.