Jordan Fulton Buckner MSN RN

• Responsible for designing, delivering, and evaluating educational programs for healthcare staff focusing on improving clinical skills, patient care practices, and knowledge by providing hands-on training, mentoring, and assessing competency at BSW Sunnyvale.
• Skilled in the use of learning management systems and online competency platforms
• Engaged in multiple facility committees for system-wide process improvement including servicing as the Co-Chair of the Peer Review Committee.

• Provided pre and post anesthesia care to pediatric and adult patient populations in the acute care setting during scheduled and on-call shifts.
• Facilitated department workflow through interdisciplinary collaboration as the unit Charge Nurse.
• Educated patients and families on health management and post-discharge care, improving adherence to treatment plans.
• Served as a facility resource when needed including floating to other units to meet staffing needs; Inpatient Charge Nurse, Educator, ER, and Phlebotomy Services.

• Provided direct patient care in the home-health setting, including wound care, ostomy care, infusions, preventative care, medication education, and interdisciplinary collaboration with providers to promote healing and prevent poor outcomes.

• St David’s Medical Center (4-week assignment) (PACU ONLY)
• Methodist Mansfield (12-week assignment) (Preop, PACU and Stage 2 Recovery)

Interdepartmental RN and Charge Nurse to meet facility needs by providing care in:

• Pre-Op
• PACU
• Step Down Recovery
• Pain Management
• Inpatient Post-Surgical Unit

• Providing compassionate, non-judgmental care to victims of sexual assault, conducting comprehensive medical-forensic examinations including evidence collection, documentation of injuries, administering preventative medications, and referring patients for further medical and psychological support, while also being prepared to testify in court as an expert witness if needed; essentially acting as a patient advocate throughout the legal process.

• Nursing care provided for up to 6 patients during a twelve hour shift in the acute care setting.
• High risk populations with diagnoses of altered mental status, stroke, and pneumonia, as well as general medical- surgical patients
• Charge RN of a 36-bed unit

• Pediatric and Adult mixed population Medical Surgical Nurse providing total patient care up to seven patients during a 12-hour shift

• 1:1 total patient care for a pediatric patient with autism in their home including but not limited to tube feedings, medication administration, assistance in behavioral training, vital sign monitoring, and activities of daily living.