Katie Bond, BSN, RN

• Provides individualized care and dedicates oversight to an average of 15 patients per day in the preoperative setting (i.e. IV insertion, surgical prep, vitals).
• Provides for the emotional and physical safety and comfort of the patient through the entire procedural visit.
• Assists nurses with essential tasks, streamlining workflow and increasing efficiency in the healthcare setting.
• Contributes to efficient unit operations by educating new staff members about proper IV insertion.

• Monitored an average of 40 patients on cardiac and pulse ox monitors during a 12-hour period.
• Demonstrated strong attention to detail when analyzing cardiac patterns for subtle yet significant changes that could indicate potential complications or emergencies.
• Assisted in training new telemetry monitor technicians, sharing expertise and knowledge to help develop competent and confident staff members.

• Monitored an average of 40 patients on cardiac and pulse ox monitors during a 12-hour period.
• Provided direct patient care to an average of 10-20 patients during a 12-hour period (i.e. vitals, BGs, bathing, meals, ambulation, etc.).
• Worked under direct RN supervision to complete nursing skills allowed by the facility (i.e. IV insertion, foley catheters, straight catheters, wound dressing changes, and surgical drain care).
• Maintained strict adherence to hospital policies and procedures related to confidentiality, infection control, and safety protocols during daily activities.

• Provided direct patient care to an average of 10-20 patients during a 12-hour period (i.e. vitals, BGs, bathing, meals, ambulation, etc.) while preserving patient dignity and minimizing discomfort.
• Served as a safety sitter providing 1:1 supervision to high-risk patients.
• Delivered high-quality patient centered care in various units of the hospital (i.e. med/surg, rehab, tele, ICU).

NICU Level III

• Completed 120 clinical hours dedicated to caring for the critical neonatal population and their families.
• Managed 2 critically ill infants independently during 12-hour period with preceptor available as a resource.
• Developed critical thinking skills to solve problems that arose and provided quality care under the direct supervision of an RNC-NIC.
• Served as a consistent patient advocate while communicating compassionately and effectively with patients, families, and providers to facilitate an outstanding level of care and service.