

Objective: “A compassionate and dedicated Family Nurse Practitioner student at Purdue University Global with extensive clinical rotation experience in Adult and Pediatric/Adolescent Primary Care, OBGYN, and Dermatology clinic. Eager to leverage strong physical assessment, diagnosis, and patient-centered focus to provide therapeutic care holistically at Family Health and Wellness Urgent Care”.
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· Create dialysis workflow (SNPs) and policies and procedures (P&P) with nephrologist’s approval.
· Collaborates with the nephrologists, MDs, nurses, NPs, case management, mental health providers, dialysis RNs, and other hospitals and clinics for referrals or procedures that are done outside the jail. Serves as a backup dialysis RN if no available nurses. Trains new dialysis RNs. Do audits. Delegates restocking supplies and inventories.
· Conducted chart reviews and audits for RNs, LVNs, medical assistants, and MDs assessing completeness of intake charts, assessments, medication timing, refusals, and procedures.
· Collaborated with healthcare team members to implement policies and enhance quality control and assurance processes in Sacramento County jail in ACH.
Administered medications and treatments according to established protocols and patient care plans.
Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to develop comprehensive care strategies for diverse patient populations.
Monitored patient vital signs, assessing health status and responding promptly to changes in condition.
a Can perform hemodialysis via NxStage machine, Tablo, Fresenius, B Braun, and Gambro machines
b Can perform cervical exams (Pap smears and vaginal swabs)
c Can perform EKG, ear flushing, and skin post-biopsy suturing
Medication and IV administration
Medication administration
Direct patient care
d IUD and Nexplanon procedures
e Dermatology clinic procedures
Primary Care Lifespan Health Focus 01/07/2026 to 03/17/2026 with 160 hours
a. Supervised by an NP and an MD preceptor in two different urgent care settings focusing on Primary Care; trained to document, diagnose, perform physical assessments, prescribe medication, and manage different diseases in different population age groups. Learned to do ear flushing, remove stitches, do EKGs, administer immunizations, and IM injections.
· Women’s Health Primary Care (OBGYN) 03/25/2026 to 06/02/2026 with 160 hours
a. Supervised and trained by an NP preceptor in two different clinics with the same preceptor. Handled women patients, mostly prenatal and postnatal, and during pregnancy. Skills learned include doing Pap smears, observing proper removal of IUDs, observing insertion and removal of Nexplanon, doing physical assessments, and making referrals to specialists.
· Pediatrics/Adolescent Health Primary Care 06/10/2026 to 08/18/2026 with 160 hours
a. Supervised and trained by an NP preceptor, during which I learned physical assessment, diagnosis, and prescribing medications from 0-19 years of age.
· Primary Care Focus 08/26/2026 to 11/03/2026 with 160 hours Supervised and trained by an MD in a primary care urgent care setting and an MD dermatologist preceptor.
a. In dermatology, I learned skills in how to stitch post-skin biopsies, remove stitches, assist in milia extraction and cauterization, freeze dermatofibroma using cryotherapy, observed Botox and fillers, and did microneedling using a Sylfirm radiofrequency machine, applied a chemical peel on a patient with acne, observed a hydrofacial, and removed scar tissue on the buccal area.
b. In Primary Care, I learned to stitch post-skin biopsies. Do EKGs, administered IM injections and immunizations as needed, performed physical assessments, and diagnosed, prescribed, and treated with my MD preceptor.
a. Active license in California, Minnesota, and Montana
b. Inactive license in Missouri
Activities:
1. Deans lister and a member of the National Society for Leadership and Success
b. Member of AANP