John Shankland FNP-C

- Provide comprehensive pediatric care, including well visits, acute illness, and chronic disease management.

- Conduct developmental assessments, order and ensure proper vaccinations, and deliver parent and patient education

- Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and support clinical learners

- Manage a high-volume pediatric panel, consistently seeing 15–25 patients per day in a busy primary care clinic.

- Manage a personal panel of 200+ pediatric patients with ongoing preventative, acute, and chronic care needs.

• Serve as a clinical preceptor for nurse practitioner students each semester, providing hands-on pediatric primary care training.
• Teach and mentor students in assessment, differential diagnosis, evidence-based management, and clinical decision-making.
• Provide real-time supervision and feedback to support student growth, clinical competency, and professional development.
• Model patient-centered communication, documentation standards, and efficient clinic workflow in a high-volume practice setting.
• Evaluate student performance, complete formal assessments, and collaborate with academic faculty to ensure educational objectives are met.

• Conducted comprehensive health assessments and developed individualized care plans for diverse patient populations.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to enhance care delivery and improve patient satisfaction metrics.
• Educated patients on disease prevention, health maintenance, and treatment options through effective communication strategies.
• Short-term work stint to obtain full practice authority before transitioning to pediatric primary care.

• Provided emergency nursing care in a high-acuity, Level I Trauma Center with diverse and complex patient presentations.
• Performed rapid triage, stabilization, and ongoing management of critically ill and injured patients.
• Collaborated with trauma surgeons, physicians, and multidisciplinary teams during high-intensity resuscitations and emergency procedures.
• Managed multiple acute patients simultaneously, prioritizing care in a fast-paced, unpredictable environment.
• Delivered patient and family education during crisis situations with clear, compassionate communication.
• Maintained strict adherence to trauma protocols, evidence-based practice, and hospital safety standards.