Jennifer Lorimer

• Counseled female patients on birth control methods, cervical and breast cancer and answered questions or concerns.
• Explained test results to patients to help each make decisions about lifestyle choices, future healthcare and treatments for gynecologic or obstetric issues.
• Excelled in building rapport and effective therapeutic communication with patients and their families
• Kept detailed records of patient treatments and needs throughout medical processes.
• Quickly learned new skills and applied them to daily tasks, improving efficiency and productivity.

• Completed 225 hours of graduate student clinical work in Obstetrics and Gynecology, supervised by Dr. Lisa Vinokur
• Established effective relationships with patients and families by respecting patient rights and involving patients and families in decision making
• Conducted physical exams and health screenings specific to Women's Health
• Discussed care plans with patients and explained test results and proper use of medications
• Assisted Dr. Vinokur in a variety of in-office procedures

• Completed 60 hours of graduate student clinical work in a retail pharmacy setting, supervised by Dr. LaTonya Stephens.
• Evaluated patient histories, complaints and current symptoms.
• Performed patient physicals (including DOT physical exams) and compared and contrasted results with established medical records to provide proper diagnosis and facilitate appropriate treatment.
• Prescribed appropriate pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic treatment modalities to support health and comfort of patients.
• Educated patients on treatment options, medical needs and non-medical options for treatments and therapy.

• Completed 135 hours of graduate student clinical work in Pediatric Primary Care, supervised by Dr. Maria Batlle and Katherine Morris, PNP
• Provided anticipatory guidance to pediatric patients and families concerning areas such as vaccine administration, developmental milestones and nutrition and hygiene practices
• Cultivated rapport with patients and caregivers, utilizing proactive communication with parents and children
• Identified common pediatric and adolescent illnesses to plan and implement interventions and management.

• Completed 160 hours of graduate student clinical work in Primary Care and
• Internal Medicine, supervised by Anne Taylor, FNP, and Lauren Regan, PA
• Assessed patients to determine individual needs and develop care plans in coordination with multidisciplinary healthcare professionals
• Discussed care plans with patients and explained test results and proper use of medications
• Prescribed appropriate pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic treatment modalities to support health and comfort of patients.

• Performed highly precise and individualized pelvic floor therapy to women across the lifespan utilizing a wide variety of methods, equipment, and bio-feedback
• Taught patients how to improve lifestyle choices, dramatically reducing chance of symptom reoccurrence
• Provided didactic and clinical instructions to orient and train new nurses and potential student nurses to achieve training outcomes.

GPA: 3.9