Jamie Dirrim

GI/Pain nurse

• Monitored patient vitals and documented changes accurately.
• Delivered high-quality patient care in diverse clinical settings.
• Conducted thorough patient assessments to identify changes in condition, promptly notifying physicians and initiating appropriate interventions when necessary.
• Administered medications safely according to established guidelines while closely monitoring for side effects or adverse reactions requiring intervention.
• Recovered patients post procedure, with sedation for pain injections and patients post endo/colonoscopy procedures with Propofol.
• Collaboration with physicians in course of patients care when needed. Critical thinking skills utilized post procedures.

• Managed complex patient cases, ensuring comprehensive care delivery.
• Utilized critical thinking skills to prioritize nursing interventions based on patients'' acuity levels and individual needs.
• Provided skilled, timely and level-headed emergency response to critically-ill patients.
• Learned advanced life saving skills including, chest tube placement, arterial line placement and monitoring and intubation.
• Knowledge of Night Vision Goggles use and care, IVR flights.

Took care of wide variety of patients in the trauma center.

• Implemented evidence-based practices to enhance patient outcomes.
• Multiple IV starts during shift
• Managed several patients I Level One Trauma Center
• Care of multitude of patients including complex medical patients and critical medical and trauma patients.
• Charge Nurse

Improved patient outcomes by implementing evidence-based nursing interventions and individualized care plans.

• Implemented evidence-based fall prevention strategies, resulting in a significant decrease in patient falls within the unit.
• Streamlined medication administration processes for increased safety and accuracy during busy shifts.
• Educated family members and caregivers on patient care instructions.
• Evaluated patient histories, complaints, and current symptoms.
• Monitored patient reactions after administering medications and IV therapies.