KASEY Glatter, BSN, RN

Provide integrated care to patients with a variety of gastrointestinal issues pre-operatively, procedurally, and post-operatively.

• Recognized by upper management for a “Great Catch” award regarding the safety of a patient.
• Performed a research study to discover better treatment options concerning colon preparation for specific patient populations.
• Proficient in performing pre-admission outpatient phone calls with the anesthesia team for safe passage.
• Participates in the hospital's research council to constantly discover new ways to better care for our patients.

Supervise and direct staff to ensure nursing care is delivered exceptionally while managing care plans and performing MDS assessments on a 60 bed LTC unit.

• Exceptional performance acknowledged by the DON has ignited the process of a promotion to manager over subacute care.
• Reduced state citations by implementing routine chart auditing involving falls and wounds.
• Proficient in charting MDS assessments precisely and in a timely manner.

Staff nurse fulfilling roles of primary bedside and student nurse mentor on a 30 bed surgical and renal unit.

• Recognized for exceptional interdepartmental patient care as recipient of three DAISY awards.
• Supported nursing students in training through mentorship with daily patient assignments.
• Recognized for multiple “Great Catch” awards that helped prompt a new EPIC scanning system to eliminate further medication errors.

Staff nurse fulfilling roles as the primary bedside caregiver under the direction of an RN on a 30-bed surgical and renal unit.

• Cared for up to 6 patients per shift with diverse acute surgical needs including small bowel obstructions, craniotomies, appendectomies, amputations, etc.
• Recognized for exceptional nursing qualities and competence by preceptors throughout training.
• Noted for thorough and accurate charting throughout daily patient care in EPIC.

Nurse assistant providing basic clinical and non-clinical patient care activities under supervision on a 30 bed surgical and renal unit.

• Reduced infection rates to dialysis access sites by ensuring hibiclens baths were performed daily on the unit with the implementation of the accountability sheet to be signed off with completion.
• Documented charting responsibilities thoroughly in order to provide insight to nurses and physicians on patients' health status.
• Reported clinical findings to assigned nurses in a timely manner in order to correct healthcare issues and prevent further complications.