Janice Payabyab

• Read physician orders and administered therapies, treatments, and medications.
• Coordinated care and communicated with physicians and other clinical staff to prepare for treatment, carry out interventions and enhance continuum of care.
• Recorded patients' medical history, vital statistics and test results in electronic medical records.
• Evaluated patients to develop and update treatment plans while anticipating day-to-day needs.
• Supervised nurse administration of oral, intramuscular, and IV medications to patients as prescribed, monitoring responses for adverse reactions.
• Advised, coached and mentored experienced and student nurses on medical issues, crisis management and appropriate nursing interventions.
• Conducted patient assessments and diagnostic tests to provide physician with important patient health information.
• Monitored patient vitals post-surgery, managed medical equipment and administered medications and IVs.
• Answered patient questions and provided take-home materials for further information.
• Addressed rapid response and code situations by strategically organizing and delegating tasks.
• Performed nursing skills that would apply to individualized patient plan of care.
• Developed and adapted individualized treatment plans according to patient recovery goals.
• Promoted healthy lifestyle choices to reduce symptom or condition re-emergence.

• Assessed patient conditions regularly, promptly reporting changes in status to healthcare providers for timely intervention.
• Fostered patient independence and self-management skills by teaching families how to assist with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and mobility exercises.
• Maintained accurate documentation of patient progress, treatments administered, and other pertinent information for thorough recordkeeping.
• Educated patients and families on disease management, prevention strategies, and self-care techniques.
• Administered medication safely and accurately, ensuring proper dosage and adherence to physician orders.
• Identifies discharge planning needs as part of the care plan development and implements prior to discharge of the patient.
• Acts as case manager when assigned by clinical supervisor and assumes responsibility to coordinate patient care for assigned caseload.
• Regularly re-evaluates patient nursing needs.

Migrated to United States, married and started a family studied for NCLEX-RN examination.

• Improved patient outcomes by providing high-quality care and support to expectant mothers throughout pregnancy, labor, and postpartum stages.
• Assisted physicians in various surgical procedures such as cesarean sections, dilation and curettage, tubal ligation, and hysterectomies.
• Promoted a safe environment for patients by adhering to strict infection control protocols during examinations and procedures.
• Supported women''s overall health by performing routine gynecological exams including Pap smears, breast examinations, STD testing, and contraceptive counseling.
• Performed vital signs checks and administered vaccinations to infants following birth.
• Enhanced patient satisfaction by providing compassionate and individualized care to newborns and their families.
• Assessed, evaluated, and cared for neonate and pediatric patients.

Worked

• Supported the nursing staff by efficiently completing administrative tasks such as updating patient records and charting vital signs.
• Prepared educational materials for patients on various health topics related to their conditions or treatments.
• Collaborated with nurse preceptors and other medical staff to achieve quality patient outcome goals.
• Monitored medications, noted side effects and reported issues to senior staff.
• Cared for each patient according to care plan and physicians' instructions.
• Attended medical procedures to increase nursing expertise and advance training.
• Reviewed daily assignment lists and associated charts.
• Worked alongside experienced nursing professionals to learn new procedures.
• Administered medications via oral, IV, and intramuscular injections and monitored responses.
• Performed regular rounds to check on well-being of patients.