Katelyn Weber
Williamsport,PA
Summary
Registered Nurse with adult critical care and Level IV neonatal intensive care experience caring for medically and socially complex patients. Skilled in discharge planning, care coordination, caregiver education, identification of barriers to safe transitions of care, medication and insurance access, durable medical equipment coordination, multidisciplinary collaboration, child safety advocacy, and comprehensive clinical documentation. Experienced in supporting infants and families affected by maternal substance use, suspected child abuse, foster placement, and other complex psychosocial circumstances. BSN candidate with expected completion December 2026.
Overview
13
13
years of professional experience
Work History
Registered Nurse – Level IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Geisinger
Danville, PA
05.2025 - Current
- Provide comprehensive nursing care to critically ill and medically complex neonates while incorporating clinical, developmental, educational, family, and psychosocial needs into individualized plans of care.
- Identify and communicate barriers to safe discharge, including medication access, insurance coverage, caregiver readiness, transportation, home equipment needs, and complex social circumstances.
- Coordinate with providers, pharmacy, case management, families, and medication suppliers to address coverage barriers and obtain accessible medication brands or formulations.
- Communicate with home medical equipment suppliers to support timely delivery of required equipment and a safe transition from hospital to home.
- Provide intensive caregiver education on medication administration, feeding and formula preparation, medical equipment, safe sleep, CPR, developmental care, and signs requiring medical evaluation.
- Participate in interdisciplinary rounds and collaborate with neonatologists, advanced practice providers, social work, case management, pharmacy, respiratory therapy, nutrition, and rehabilitation disciplines.
- Assess caregiver understanding, participation, resources, and readiness to independently care for medically complex infants; escalate concerns and advocate for additional support when needed.
- Support infants and families affected by maternal substance use, neonatal withdrawal, suspected child abuse, foster placement, and other complex social circumstances.
- Collaborate in CYS/child protective services cases by communicating objective assessment findings to physicians and the multidisciplinary team and maintaining thorough, timely clinical documentation.
- Recognize, objectively document, and escalate unsafe acts and patient safety concerns through appropriate clinical and organizational channels.
- Analyze trends in respiratory status, feeding tolerance, growth, weight, laboratory findings, intake and output, and other clinical data to identify changes and promptly escalate concerns.
- Advocate for specialty follow-up, developmental services, Early Intervention resources, and individualized family needs as part of discharge and ongoing care planning.
Registered Nurse, Intensive Care Unit
UPMC
Williamsport, PA
01.2024 - 04.2025
- Administered critical care interventions to stabilize patients in life-threatening conditions.
- Monitored vital signs and assessed changes in patient status to ensure timely medical responses.
- Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to develop and implement comprehensive care plans.
- Trained and mentored junior nursing staff on best practices in ICU protocols and procedures.
Experimental Design Quality Assurance Inspector
Lycoming Engines
Williamsport, PA
08.2017 - 07.2021
- Evaluated machine operations and assembly processes for safety, compliance, and adherence to quality standards.
- Documented findings, identified process concerns, and recommended changes to improve procedures and reduce risk.
- Trained cross-functional team members in experimental inspection techniques and quality expectations.
Aircraft Maintenance Technician
United States Air Force
Texas
11.2013 - 12.2016
- Planned and performed scheduled and unscheduled aircraft inspections to evaluate safety, readiness, and compliance.
- Organized and directed small maintenance teams, contributing to a 92% mission effectiveness rate.
- Maintained detailed documentation and enforced safety, tool control, and foreign object damage prevention standards.
- Received the Air Force Achievement Award and unit-level recognition for service and performance.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Nursing -
Liberty University
Virginia12-2026
Associate of Science in Nursing - undefined
Pennsylvania College of Technology
Pennsylvania12-2023
Skills
- Pediatric Care Coordination
- Discharge Planning
- Caregiver Education
- Complex Social Needs
- Social Determinants of Health
- Medication Access & Insurance Barriers
- Durable Medical Equipment Coordination
- Interdisciplinary Care Planning
- Child Safety Advocacy
- CYS/CPS Collaboration
- Clinical Trend Recognition
- Patient Safety Escalation
- Clinical Documentation
- Evidence-Based Practice
Timeline
Registered Nurse – Level IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Geisinger
05.2025 - Current
Registered Nurse, Intensive Care Unit
UPMC
01.2024 - 04.2025
Experimental Design Quality Assurance Inspector
Lycoming Engines
08.2017 - 07.2021
Aircraft Maintenance Technician
United States Air Force
11.2013 - 12.2016
Associate of Science in Nursing - undefined
Pennsylvania College of Technology
Bachelor of Science in Nursing -
Liberty University
RECOGNITION
Nursing Peer Recognition Award, Air Force Achievement Award, Meritorious Unit Award, Outstanding Unit Award