Jamie Jackson Smith

• Level III NICU | 200–300 births/month | 1:2 ratio | Float to Postpartum
• Provided high-volume intrapartum care including inductions and high-risk OB patients
• Circulated C-sections and assisted with surgical deliveries
• Continuous advanced EFM interpretation
• Completed 24-hour newborn screenings (PKU, CCHD, Bilirubin)
• Collaborated with NICU and OB teams

• Level IV NICU | 150–300 births/month | 1:1 ratio | Academic Medical Center
• Managed complex high-risk OB including preeclampsia, magnesium sulfate therapy, titrating pitocin and preterm labor, hemorrhage protocol.
• Circulated routine and emergent C-sections
• Collaborated with Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialists and Level IV NICU
• Floated to Postpartum as needed
• Continuous advanced EFM monitoring and interpretation
• Performed 24-hour newborn testing

• Level II NICU | 70–90 births/month | 1:2 ratio | Float to Postpartum
• Managed intrapartum care including inductions and moderate-risk pregnancies
• Circulated and assisted with C-sections
• Continuous fetal monitoring and FHR interpretation
• Completed 24-hour newborn screening
• Provided postpartum education and discharge planning

• Level III Trauma Center | Level IV NICU
• 300–500 births/month | 1:2–1:3 ratio
• Served as Charge RN overseeing staffing assignments, triage flow, and patient acuity
• Managed high-risk OB including magnesium sulfate, gestational diabetes, and preterm labor
• Circulated routine and emergency C-sections
• Collaborated with MFM, NICU, OB hospitalists, and anesthesia
• Provided postpartum recovery and neonatal stabilization

• Administer IV nutraceuticals, injectables, ozone therapy, and semaglutide
• Perform patient assessments and contraindication screening
• Monitor vital signs and ensure patient safety during treatments

• Preoperative admissions and surgical clearance verification
• PACU recovery including airway management and pain control
• Assisted anesthesia with nerve blocks
• On-call surgical team coverage

● Preoperatively admit patients for surgical procedure. Verifying that pre-admit testing has been completed and results reported to
anesthesiologist, physician, and cleared for surgery
● Obtain surgical and anesthesia consent on day of surgery, start PIV, administer IV fluids, and medication per physician orders or anesthesia protocol
● Ensure vitals and labs are within normal limits and report
abnormalities to physician and anesthesiologist before procedure
● Assist anesthesiologist in preoperative nerve blocks
● Recover patients from the OR with orthopedic surgeries including knee, shoulder, hand, elbow, foot, ankle surgeries, and epidural steroid injections
● Postoperatively receive patient from anesthesia and nurse and obtain report, maintain airway, monitor vitas, surgical site, and pain level
● Ensure patient safety until stable per anesthesia protocol, give discharge instructions to to patient and family member verifying understanding and follow up appointment
● Discharge patient home when stable per anesthesia protocol
● Knowledge of organizational policies, procedures, systems, and objectives
● Delivers collaborative patient centered care with input from medical director, anesthesia team, and nursing staff in planning and implementing
● Lead nurse in the transition of paper charting to computer charting

• Managed 25–50 patients per shift in subacute rehab setting
• Provided care for CHF, CAD, respiratory failure, post-op orthopedic patients
• IV antibiotic therapy and pain management
• Emergency response and interdisciplinary collaboration