Jenna Greco BSN, RN, CCRN

ICU Registered Nurse with over nine years of experience delivering high-acuity critical care across medical, surgical, trauma, perioperative, and emergency settings. Demonstrates advanced clinical judgment and adaptability in managing physiologically complex, unstable patients requiring continuous assessment and intervention. Completed full-time doctoral nurse anesthesia clinical training that further strengthened expertise in advanced critical care assessment, airway management, and interdisciplinary coordination. Recognized for enhancing bedside practice through calm leadership, effective teamwork, and a strong commitment to patient safety and clinical excellence.

• Advanced management of critically ill adult patients with complex cardiopulmonary, neurologic, renal, and hemodynamic instability requiring continuous invasive monitoring and frequent clinical reassessment.
• Proficiency in ultrasound-guided insertion and management of arterial, peripheral, and central venous lines.
• Proficient in continuous renal replacement therapy, bladder pressure devices, lumbar and external ventricular drains/intracranial pressure monitoring devices, chest tubes, and wound/surgical dressing changes.
• Expertise in interpretation of hemodynamic physiologic data (arterial waveforms, CVP trends, ventilator parameters, laboratory and ABG analysis) to anticipate deterioration and guide timely escalation of care.
• Mechanical ventilation management, including ARDS, lung-protective strategies, ventilator settings, and coordination of ventilatory support with hemodynamic and metabolic demands.
• High-level titration and integration of vasoactive, inotropic, sedative, analgesic, paralytic, anticoagulant, and insulin infusions based on patient-specific physiology and response to therapy.
• Evidence-based management of sepsis, distributive and cardiogenic shock, and multi-organ dysfunction with focus on end-organ perfusion and stability.
• Skilled in advanced airway management, intubation, RSI, conscious sedation, and emergency airway access.
• Leadership during rapid response activations, code situations, and acute clinical decompensation.
• Delivery of precise, high-acuity handoffs and interdisciplinary communication to ensure continuity of care and patient safety.
• Charge nurse leadership, including unit flow oversight, acuity-based staffing decisions, and real-time support of bedside nursing staff.
• Precepting, mentoring, and clinical education of ICU nurses with emphasis on critical thinking, prioritization, and safe independent practice.

• Distinguished Alumni (Pioneer) Award, Sacred Heart University School of Nursing, 2024, Recognized for outstanding vocational achievement and embodiment of Sacred Heart University values through exemplary service and leadership.
• Honored for critical care service during the COVID-19 pandemic, Providing frontline ICU care at Long Island Jewish Medical Center in New York.

Medical Mission – Antigua, Guatemala, Registered Nurse, 10/01/18

• Provided perioperative and post-anesthesia care support for pediatric patients undergoing cleft lip and palate repair.
• Assisted with patient monitoring, pain control, and recovery in a resource-limited surgical setting.

Medical Mission – Quito, Ecuador, Student Nurse, 02/01/17

• Delivered direct patient care, health education, and clinical support in underserved rural communities.
• Worked collaboratively with international healthcare providers to support community-based medical outreach.