Experienced Registered Nurse with a strong background in intensive care and rehabilitation nursing. Skilled in caring for critically ill patients, including those on mechanical ventilation and advanced respiratory support. Experience as an ICU charge nurse, rapid response nurse, and preceptor. Seeking to transition to a Pulmonary Clinic RN role, offering a strong background in respiratory care and the management of patients with complex medical conditions.
Provide comprehensive care to critically ill medical, surgical, cardiac, and respiratory patients in a high-acuity ICU.
Assess and manage patients receiving mechanical ventilation, BiPAP, high-flow nasal cannula, or supplemental oxygen.
Monitor for changes in patient condition, communicate findings, and initiate timely interventions.
Respond to hospital-wide rapid response calls and assist with assessment and stabilization of patients experiencing clinical deterioration.
Coordinate nursing assignments, patient care, and unit operations as charge nurse.
Precept and mentor new nursing staff to support clinical development and safe practice.
Collaborate with physicians, respiratory therapists, and multidisciplinary teams, and educate patients and families on treatment and ongoing care needs.
Performed assessments, administered medications and treatments, and monitored patient progress to ensure optimal care outcomes.
Provided personalized nursing care to patients with complex medical and rehabilitation needs, enhancing their recovery experience.
Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams and educated patients and families on recovery and care plans to promote understanding and adherence.
Delivered direct patient care, conducted thorough assessments, and accurately administered prescribed medications and treatments to ensure optimal patient outcomes.
Monitored patient conditions, documented comprehensive care, and effectively communicated with the healthcare team to support coordinated treatment plans.
Facilitated mobility, enhanced comfort, and addressed daily living needs during rehabilitation care to promote patient independence.