Junelle Williams

Directs and manages the nursing staff, according to the relevant hospital policies and procedures, in the contribution of optimal nursing care to the overall management of the patients.

• Oversee a team of 40 RNs, and nursing assistants for a 31 bed unit, develop and allocate a $4.2M operating budget, and reduce employee turnover by 21% through the development and implementation of optimized clinical workflows.
• Cover 4 Cardiac units, two ICU's and step-down unit on weekends and holidays.
• Anticipates management of schedules of staff nurses in all units when the need arises.
• Supervises and decides if ever there will be a shortage of nurses on the units, appraised from professional nursing and rational point of view.
• Reports occurrence/ Variance accidents promptly and collect detailed reports.
• Properly endorse special cases on the units, admissions of VIP's , patients that need special attention, communicable disease, etc.
• Respond to all rapid response and codes within the cardiac service line
• Managed hospital operations, patient care delivery, HR functions, and departmental operations within the cardiac care service line.
• Delivered mentorship to team members and built a collaborative work culture centered on diversity and inclusion.
• Evaluated nursing performance, drove continuous improvement, and monitored quality metrics to ensure compliance with departmental goals and objectives.

• Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to implement patient care strategies, drive positive outcomes, and enhance clinical operations.
• Coordinate with multi-disciplinary teams to enhance clinical operations and care standards, resulting in a 12% reduction in average length of stay.
• Teach patients and their families about their conditions and promote lifestyle adjustments to prioritize their heart health.
• Specializes in monitoring and caring for patients who require continuous cardiac monitoring.

• Monitoring patient progress and updating patient medical records as needed.
• Responds to patients experiencing cardiac pain.
• Performs various diagnostic tests.
• Managing and administering medication.
• Monitoring and using the electrocardiogram, EKG, or ECG.
• Educating patients on cardiac health.
• Communicating with patient’s family.
• Administering tests, analyzing lab results, then reporting to the physician.
• Managing patient care, and giving them care instructions before they go home.