Grace MHango

• Currently manage Quality Management program at the Department of Corrections and oversee the process for reviewing quality reports, incident report analysis, root cause analysis, and help give guidance in developing solutions that help improve patient-centered care. Ensuring clinical audits and study review processes are done. Responsible for supervising the Quality team in conducting the peer review processes for the clinical team, coordinating with the Department of Health, CDOC facilities, and other clinical team members to address infectious disease management.

Worked as an RN/Charge Nurse on a dementia unit. Providing care for people experiencing the effects of dementia, including memory loss and physical limitations. Providing supervision to staff members in the care of patients, monitoring unit workflow, and giving assistance when complex cases arose. Addressing all urgent or emergency cases.

• Providing evaluation and continuity of care for patients recently discharged from the hospital, and also patients with chronic health conditions needing nursing care and health education

Role included the ability to promptly assess patients' conditions, triage and treat patients according to priority based on the severity of their condition. Performing stabilization and lifesaving measures. Continuous assessment and monitoring of the patient, treatment, and administration of medication. This role required collaboration with the clinical team and the patient.

Registered nurse on a GI medical-surgical unit. Gained experience in the assessment and treatment of different GI surgical conditions, including surgeries related to colorectal cancer, pancreatitis, pancreatic cancer ( WHIPPLE), bariatric surgeries, and breast mastectomies, and different types of GI chronic and acute conditions.

• My work involved orienting and evaluating new nurses, continual education for all nursing staff.

Worked as a nurse on the neuro and orthopedic units. The role included the ability to perform neurological and orthopedic assessments, monitoring, intracranial pressure (ICP), manage seizures, including applying seizure precautions, and medication management, and administering and monitoring neuro-specific medications like anticonvulsants, thrombolytics, and anti-spasmodics. Assisted in emergencies and acquired advanced life support certification. Managed post operative Care of patients

• Worked as a registered nurse on a Kidney-Liver transplant unit. Tasks included management of end-stage kidney/liver diseases and overseeing the client's journey through the transplant process. Caring for the living during the transplant process. The transplant nurse's role required knowledge of special medication and the ability to recognize important signs and symptoms specific to the transplanted organ