Jayme Streeter, MSN-Ed, RN, BSN, CCRN

• Level 1 trauma center and STEMI call.
• Experienced in critical care situations and high risk PCIs.
• Precepted new nurses to the cardiac cath lab for 5 years.
• Charge nurse for 4 years.
• Administered medications and monitored patients hemodynamics during cardiac catheterization procedures (diagnostics and interventions).
• Assisted physicians with diagnostic and interventional procedures, ensuring optimal patient care and safety.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to develop the best plan of care for cardiovascular patients.
• Educated patients on post-procedure care and lifestyle modifications to enhance recovery outcomes to help prevent needing a catheterization again.

Please see below for Pediatric ICU job descriptions I achieved. I continued to provide the same type of critical care experience in this role as well, but as a travel nurse.

• I functioned more independently in this role as a PICU nurse.
• I advocated more for the patients I cared for as their bedside nurse. I grew more comfortable and experienced in my role, especially when I felt more independence as a travel RN.

• Gained critical care ICU experience.
• Monitored vital signs and responded appropriately and quickly to hemodynamic changes on critical pediatric patients, thus ensuring safety and best possible outcomes.
• Utilized critical care interventions for pediatric patients in a fast-paced ICU environment.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to develop and implement daily individualized care plans that were patient specific.
• Performed emergency interventions as needed and applied critical thinking skills in high-pressure stressful situations to stabilize patients'.

• Processed prescriptions accurately, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and pharmacy policies.
• Assisted pharmacists in medication management, enhancing workflow efficiency and patient care and satisfaction.
• Maintained inventory levels, coordinating stock replenishment to minimize disruptions in service.
• Gained mediation knowledge, including side effects, to educate patients on.

• Assisted in patient care by monitoring vital signs, administered medications under an RN supervision, and documented assessments and vital signs.
• Performed basic medical procedures.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive patient assessments and care plans.
• Learned communication skills, working as a team, and understanding prioritization of patient care.