Katie Manly
Holbrook
Summary
Personable and dedicated with strong commitment to providing exceptional neonatal care and support. Possess deep understanding of neonatal physiology and advanced clinical skills in monitoring patient vitals and administering medications. Focused on delivering compassionate care to improve patient outcomes and foster nurturing environment.
Overview
20
20
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Registered Nurse Level 3, NICU
Stony Brook University Hospital
02.2024 - Current
- Provided compassionate emotional support to families during difficult times while navigating the complexities of neonatal intensive care.
- Participated in quality improvement initiatives within the NICU, resulting in improved patient outcomes and overall unit performance.
- Facilitated parent education sessions on infant care, fostering confidence and competence in new parents transitioning home with their newborns.
- Streamlined communication between healthcare providers, patients, and families by maintaining accurate documentation of patient progress and treatment plans.
- Assessed potential risks within the NICU environment, implementing preventive measures to maintain patient safety and wellbeing.
- Assisted in high-risk deliveries as part of a multidisciplinary team, providing immediate stabilization and resuscitation efforts for newborns in need of critical intervention.
- Utilized advanced medical equipment to monitor vital signs, track patient progress, and identify areas for improvement in care delivery.
- Implemented infection control measures to maintain a safe environment for both patients and staff within the NICU setting.
- Administered prescribed medications to neonatal patients, closely monitoring for adverse reactions or potential complications.
- Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to develop comprehensive care plans for neonatal patients, ensuring optimal outcomes.
- Educated family members about neonatal health conditions and treatment options, empowering them to make informed decisions about their infant''s care.
- Conducted regular assessments of premature infants'' growth and development, making necessary adjustments to their care plans accordingly.
- Assessed, evaluated, and cared for neonate and pediatric patients.
- Conducted patient assessments, recorded vitals, and analyzed records and charts to define care requirements.
NICU Registered Nurse
St Catherine Siena Hospital
01.2015 - 01.2024
- Managed complex cases, addressing needs of premature infants requiring ventilator support, IV therapy, and total parenteral nutrition.
- Assisted physicians with neonatal procedures such as intubation, umbilical line insertion, and lumbar puncture.
- Improved patient outcomes by providing exceptional care for critically ill neonates in a Level III NICU setting.
- Promoted family-centered care, involving parents in the decision-making process and educating them about their infant''s condition.
- Utilized advanced assessment skills to identify subtle changes in patient conditions promptly initiating appropriate interventions when necessary.
- Provided emotional support to families during difficult times, demonstrating empathy and understanding in high-stress situations.
- Administered medications and blood products safely, following established guidelines to minimize adverse effects on patients.
- Achieved positive patient outcomes, by closely monitoring vital signs and adjusting treatments accordingly.
- Reduced infection rates through strict adherence to infection control protocols and proper hand hygiene practices.
- Collaborated with case managers and social workers to develop comprehensive discharge plans for patients transitioning from NICU care to home or other facilities.
- Organized parent education sessions on neonatal health issues, empowering families with information to care for their infants effectively.
- Reduced incidence of infection in NICU by rigorously implementing and maintaining strict hygiene and aseptic techniques.
- Identified and responded to critical changes in neonates' conditions, initiating emergency procedures to stabilize patients.
- Advocated for needs of neonates and their families, liaising with healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive care.
- Improved family satisfaction by providing empathetic support and clear communication about their infant's condition and care requirements.
- Conducted detailed patient assessments to monitor progress and identify any complications early, facilitating timely interventions.
NICU Registered Nurse
Stony Brook University Hospital
09.2014 - 01.2015
- Managed complex cases, addressing needs of premature infants requiring ventilator support, IV therapy, and total parenteral nutrition.
- Assisted physicians with neonatal procedures such as intubation, umbilical line insertion, and lumbar puncture.
- Improved patient outcomes by providing exceptional care for critically ill neonates in a Level III NICU setting.
- Utilized advanced assessment skills to identify subtle changes in patient conditions promptly initiating appropriate interventions when necessary.
- Provided emotional support to families during difficult times, demonstrating empathy and understanding in high-stress situations.
- Administered medications and blood products safely, following established guidelines to minimize adverse effects on patients.
- Achieved positive patient outcomes, by closely monitoring vital signs and adjusting treatments accordingly.
- Reduced infection rates through strict adherence to infection control protocols and proper hand hygiene practices.
- Advocated for patients and families, ensuring their needs were met and concerns were addressed in a timely manner.
- Collaborated with case managers and social workers to develop comprehensive discharge plans for patients transitioning from NICU care to home or other facilities.
- Reduced incidence of infection in NICU by rigorously implementing and maintaining strict hygiene and aseptic techniques.
- Identified and responded to critical changes in neonates' conditions, initiating emergency procedures to stabilize patients.
- Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to develop effective care strategies, optimizing outcomes for critically ill neonates.
- Advocated for needs of neonates and their families, liaising with healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive care.
NICU RN
St Catherine Of Siena Hospital
11.2010 - 09.2014
- Participated in interdisciplinary rounds daily, providing valuable input on patients'' progress and updating care plans accordingly.
- Provided education and support to parents and families during challenging times, promoting understanding of complex medical conditions and procedures.
- Maintained detailed documentation of all aspects of patient care using electronic medical records systems for accurate record-keeping and communication among team members.
- Utilized advanced assessment skills to recognize early signs of clinical deterioration in neonates, initiating appropriate interventions or escalating concerns promptly.
- Decreased incidence of infections by adhering to strict infection control protocols and maintaining a clean, safe environment for patients.
- Performed thorough physical assessments on newborns daily to detect early signs of potential complications or abnormalities requiring attention.
- Skilled in monitoring vital signs, lab values, and diagnostic results to identify trends requiring intervention or further evaluation from physicians.
- Assisted with high-risk deliveries as part of the Neonatal Resuscitation Team, implementing life-saving interventions when necessary.
- Collaborated closely with interdisciplinary healthcare teams for optimal patient management and treatment planning.
- Monitored and adjusted life-support equipment, ensuring optimal settings for patient health and recovery.
- Managed ventilator care for intubated neonates, ensuring proper settings were maintained for optimal respiratory function.
- Enhanced patient survival rates by providing critical care and monitoring for premature and critically ill newborns.
- Conducted detailed assessments of newborns to identify health issues, ensuring timely intervention.
- Improved patient and family satisfaction with compassionate and effective communication during stressful situations.
- Reduced incidence of hospital-acquired infections through strict adherence to hygiene and infection control protocols.
- Supported mothers in establishing effective breastfeeding, promoting neonatal health and mother-child bonding.
- Assisted physicians during invasive procedures such as intubations, central line placements, and lumbar punctures to ensure patient safety and comfort.
- Administered medications accurately following physician orders while closely monitoring for potential side effects or adverse reactions.
- Improved patient outcomes by providing compassionate, evidence-based nursing care to critically ill neonates in a fast-paced NICU environment.
NICU Registered Nurse
Cross Country Travel Agency
06.2010 - 09.2010
- Managed complex cases, addressing needs of premature infants requiring ventilator support, IV therapy, and total parenteral nutrition.
- Assisted physicians with neonatal procedures such as intubation, umbilical line insertion, and lumbar puncture.
- Improved patient outcomes by providing exceptional care for critically ill neonates in a Level III NICU setting.
- Promoted family-centered care, involving parents in the decision-making process and educating them about their infant''s condition.
- Utilized advanced assessment skills to identify subtle changes in patient conditions promptly initiating appropriate interventions when necessary.
- Provided emotional support to families during difficult times, demonstrating empathy and understanding in high-stress situations.
- Administered medications and blood products safely, following established guidelines to minimize adverse effects on patients.
- Reduced infection rates through strict adherence to infection control protocols and proper hand hygiene practices.
- Advocated for patients and families, ensuring their needs were met and concerns were addressed in a timely manner.
- Collaborated with case managers and social workers to develop comprehensive discharge plans for patients transitioning from NICU care to home or other facilities.
- Identified and responded to critical changes in neonates' conditions, initiating emergency procedures to stabilize patients.
- Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to develop effective care strategies, optimizing outcomes for critically ill neonates.
- Facilitated smooth transitions for neonates moving from NICU to home care, preparing parents with necessary skills and knowledge.
- Advocated for needs of neonates and their families, liaising with healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive care.
- Conducted detailed patient assessments to monitor progress and identify any complications early, facilitating timely interventions.
- Monitored and adjusted specialized equipment used in neonatal care, guaranteeing optimal operation for patient support.
- Administered critical medications and treatments to neonates, ensuring adherence to hospital protocols for patient safety.
- Guided patients, caregivers, and family members on plans of treatment and helpful resources available locally to support care.
NICU Registered Nurse
Stony Brook University Hospital
07.2005 - 03.2010
- Managed complex cases, addressing needs of premature infants requiring ventilator support, IV therapy, and total parenteral nutrition.
- Assisted physicians with neonatal procedures such as intubation, umbilical line insertion, and lumbar puncture.
- Improved patient outcomes by providing exceptional care for critically ill neonates in a Level III NICU setting.
- Promoted family-centered care, involving parents in the decision-making process and educating them about their infant''s condition.
- Utilized advanced assessment skills to identify subtle changes in patient conditions promptly initiating appropriate interventions when necessary.
- Provided emotional support to families during difficult times, demonstrating empathy and understanding in high-stress situations.
- Enhanced interdisciplinary communication by participating in daily rounds and collaborating with multidisciplinary medical teams.
- Administered medications and blood products safely, following established guidelines to minimize adverse effects on patients.
- Advocated for patients and families, ensuring their needs were met and concerns were addressed in a timely manner.
- Collaborated with case managers and social workers to develop comprehensive discharge plans for patients transitioning from NICU care to home or other facilities.
- Developed personalized discharge plans for neonates, coordinating with healthcare providers to ensure ongoing support after leaving NICU.
- Identified and responded to critical changes in neonates' conditions, initiating emergency procedures to stabilize patients.
- Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to develop effective care strategies, optimizing outcomes for critically ill neonates.
- Facilitated smooth transitions for neonates moving from NICU to home care, preparing parents with necessary skills and knowledge.
Education
Associate of Applied Science - Nursing
Suffolk County Community College
Selden, NY05.2005
Skills
- Nursing documentation
- Family-centered care
- Premature infant care
- Collaborative teamwork
- Intravenous therapy
- Cardiopulmonary monitoring
- Neonatal resuscitation
- Parental education
- Blood transfusion
- Ventilator management
- Oxygen therapy
- Emotional support
Certification
BLS
NRP
Timeline
Registered Nurse Level 3, NICU
Stony Brook University Hospital
02.2024 - Current
NICU Registered Nurse
St Catherine Siena Hospital
01.2015 - 01.2024
NICU Registered Nurse
Stony Brook University Hospital
09.2014 - 01.2015
NICU RN
St Catherine Of Siena Hospital
11.2010 - 09.2014
NICU Registered Nurse
Cross Country Travel Agency
06.2010 - 09.2010
NICU Registered Nurse
Stony Brook University Hospital
07.2005 - 03.2010
Associate of Applied Science - Nursing
Suffolk County Community College
BLS
NRP
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