Haley M. Fuller BSN, RN

Dedicated and compassionate nurse with proven ability to provide patient care in fast-paced environment. Calm and level-headed when handling high-stress situations. Uses strong communication skills and humor to develop professional relationships with patients and families.

Within this shared decision-making model, nursing councils function as the primary mechanism for deliberating, deciding, and acting on specific areas of accountability—ownership, professional ethics, and value-based decision-making related to practice, care quality, and provider competence. They also aid the creation, generation, and application of nursing knowledge in the interests of advancing individual and community health.

Research Medical Center, Obstetrics unit

October2021-December2021 (72 hours)

• Performed maternal and newborn assessments, direct couplet care, and medication management.
• Developed and implemented a plan of care for patients and newborns.
• Assisted in surgical c-sections by participating in sponge count, accepting the newborn from the sterile field, and performing first newborn assessment including APGAR scores, respiratory rates, muscle tone, reflexes, and color.
• Conducted and evaluated fetal monitoring to determine fetal well-being.
• Provided education as well as discharge planning to new mothers and family.
• Clinical Instructor: Donna Zimmerman (816)286-4835

Belton Regional Medical Center, Medical Surgical unit

August2021-December2021 (104 hours)

• Observed upwards of6 patients per shift, charted and reported changes in patient' conditions such as adverse reactions to medications or treatment.
• Administered prescribed medications and documented using Meditech, started intravenous fluids, and documented patients' charts by recording food and fluid intake and output.
• Answered patients' calls and determined how to assist them, as well provided family support.
• Measured and recorded patients' vital signs, such as height, weight, temperature, blood pressure, pulse, and respiration.
• Provided basic patient care and treatments, such as dressed wounds, treated bedsores, gave enemas, douches, and performed catheterizations.
• Assisted patients with bathing, dressing, maintaining personal hygiene, moving in bed, standing, and walking.
• Integral member of a health care team charged with assessing patient needs, planning, or modifying care and implementing interventions.
• Clinical Instructor: Dena Pflughoft (913)205-4462

Menorah Medical Center, Ortho Neuro unit

January2021-May2021 (104 hours)

• Cared for post-surgical joint replacements, fractures, cardiac and stroke patients.
• Monitored wounds for signs and symptoms of infection and maintained hygiene of wounds.
• Demonstrated and assisted patients with use of prescribed therapies including continuous passive motion devices.
• Documented patient performance and evaluated ability to thrive after discharge.
• Monitored and controlled patient pain levels for adherence to prescribed therapies.
• Clinical Instructor: Nicole McCulloch (913)710-3963