Janet Williams

I am a motivated registered nurse with extensive critical care experience and a passion for anesthesia. With comprehensive experience in diverse clinical settings, I have developed a strong foundation in patient care, emergency response, and medical procedures. My expertise in critical care, combined with a focus on teamwork and adaptability, enables me to provide reliable support in high-pressure environments. Known for my clinical proficiency, compassionate approach to patient care, and ability to thrive in dynamic healthcare settings, I am eager to advance my skills and contribute to the field of anesthesia. I am committed to enhancing patient outcomes through precise and empathetic anesthesia care and am ready to take on the challenges of CRNA training.

• Diversity CRNA January 2024 - present
• American Association of Critical Care Nurses February 2024 - present

• Trauma Care After Resuscitation (TCAR) Exp March 2030
• Critical Care Registered Nurse (CCRN) Exp March 2029
• Advanced Life Support (ACLS) Exp Jan. 2028
• Pediatric Advanced Life support (PALS) Exp Aug. 2027
• Basic Life Support (BLS) Exp Nov. 2027

Charge Nurse, SICU/MICU

• Supervised 10-15 RNs and 1-2 PCAs within a 25 bed MICU, including an adjacent extension unit.
• Led patient care rounds and facilitated admission and transfer of ICU patients, alongside the Attending Physician.
• On-call as the Rapid Response Nurse.
• Collaborated with the Assistant Nurse Manager and Assistant Director of Nursing to ensure appropriate staffing.
• Created optimal patient/nurse assignments based on patient acuity and RN skillset.

Skin Integrity Prevention Committee, MICU/SICU/NEURO ICU/CCU/CTICU

• Implemented device-skin protection guidelines (ET/NG tubes, monitoring leads, lines, adhesives) to reduce device-related skin breakdown.
• Led/organized in-service trainings on Braden Scale use, repositioning, barrier dressings, and adhesive selection for ICU.
• Performed audits of skin care practice and documentation, identified gaps, and drove adoption of evidence-based products and processes.
• Established escalation pathways with wound care for early intervention and reduced time-to-consult for suspected pressure injuries.

Nassau University Medical Center June 2024

• CRNA shadowing - 40 hours
• Endoscopy/colonoscopy
• Chest wall and breast mass removal
• Total knee arthroplasty
• Lung resection

• Patient experience recognition certificate 2025
• President Ambassador- Samuel Merritt University 2017-2018