Jaylyn Fitch
Graduate from Montana State University with Bachelor’s in Science, Registered RN for Uchealth surgical trauma floor that developed critical skills in high-pressure healthcare environments, focusing on patient care, communication and teamwork. Looking to transition into the rotating charge nurse position with a strong desire to better patient care, improve patient outcomes, improve quality measures, better floor culture, and aim to make an impact on patients and team members.
Work History
Registered Nurse
2 Years 1 Month- Administered medications and monitored patient responses to ensure optimal care outcomes.
- Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to develop and implement patient care plans.
- Educated patients and families on health maintenance and disease prevention strategies.
- Participated in quality improvement initiatives to enhance clinical practices and patient satisfaction.
- Utilized critical thinking skills to prioritize nursing interventions based on patients'' acuity levels and individual needs.
- Skillfully managed challenging patient situations using de-escalation techniques, crisis intervention strategies, and therapeutic communication skills.
- Demonstrated expertise in wound management techniques resulting in accelerated healing times for patients with complex wounds or pressure injuries.
- Relief Charge Nurse
Education
Bachelor of Science - Nursing
- Presidents and Deans list for Academic Performance
- Montana State Nursing Association member for one year
- 3.8 GPA
Skills
Accomplishments
SCALPEL team member - Department based council focused on improving quality metrics & flow
CEC member - DBC representative that works with other units in the hospital to produce solutions for problems or concerns within the system
Certification
- Basic Life support
- Other certifications in progress
celebrating you award
Received the award in recognition of patient-centered care and commitment to excellence. Nominated by my Assistant Nurse Manager (ANM) following the care of a critically injured trauma patient whose family later recognized my compassion, clinical support, and advocacy during a Trauma Survivor Meeting. Their acknowledgment contributed to my selection for this award, recognizing my dedication to providing exceptional patient care beyond expected standards.