Kelley Seta

• Performed thorough assessments and chart review of complex orthopedic and surgical patients to facilitate anesthesia clearance prior to surgery

-Led PAT department to transition to

full electronic documentation

-Initiated project to identify preoperative testing locations across all Shriners facilities to ease financial and time burden for families

-Facilitated transition to telehealth visits for all international patients

-Participate with opioid stewardship, daily Huddle, SPEAK reviewer for PAT, weekly Safety Briefing, APP roundtable, EPIC PAT workflow group, perioperative committee

• Provided comprehensive health services to pediatric patients from newborns to 21 years, ensuring age-appropriate care.

• Coordinate care and manage acute surgical patients for complex orthopedic procedures, urology and plastic surgery, as well as inpatient rehabilitation patients with spinal cord injuries, trach/vent dependence and inpatient acute rehabilitation needs.
• Work with socially disadvantaged populations both international and domestic to coordinate care and analyze access to care and supplies

-responsible for monthly schedule for NP group

• Coordinated operations in critical care department
• Oversaw 33 critical care beds, providing comprehensive care for patients with respiratory, cardiovascular, endocrine, trauma, burn, neurologic, pulmonary, and surgical conditions.

• Teach pediatric component in classroom, clinical and lab setting. Teach medication math for nurses. Participated in Middle States accreditation (2009) as well as NLNAC accreditation (2010). Chair of the curriculum committee (Jan 2010 – June 2012). Faculty Advisor for the Student Nurse Association.

• Junior pediatric clinical instructor, senior leadership clinical instructor, sophomore clinical instructor, undergraduate learning lab instructor, senior seminar assistant

• --Care for children 0-21, responsible for coordinating and administering Synagis vaccines, responsible to monitor all newborn screening, responsible for office emergency equipment and mock codes