Kevin Lugdon

It is my goal and desire to obtain a per diem nursing job using my current set of skills to facilitate the care for patients requiring rehab rehabilitative services. I have a broad background and function in a resource role in many of the jobs that I have had in my nursing career.

• Registered nurse (RN), 925 Union St. Suite 1, Bangor, ME, 04401, R0017563, R0020123, It is my goal and desire to obtain a nursing job in the dialysis field that will allow me to learn the technical aspects of this life saving technology. While allowing me to maintain patient contact and develop a rapport with the clients served.
• Pacemaker industry representative for Abbott Medical, Saint Paul, MN, 01/01/13, present, In my current role I am responsible for the programming of pacemakers and cardiac defibrillator's as well as running a computer that generates three-dimensional images of the heart to facilitate the guidance of catheters for cardiac ablation procedure's. I also provide staff education on the equipment and procedures we perform and assist staff and physicians with clinics to optimize device function.
• Electrophysiology Lab Staff Nurse and Clinical Coordinator, Bangor, ME, 01/01/07, 01/01/13, As clinical coordinator and Staff Nurse I was in a supervisory position where I was responsible for the daily schedule of patients and staff. I also assisted the physicians with patient readiness issues facilitating the flow of cases I assisted with Inventory management and provided education for staff and physicians on new equipment. I facilitated the clinical orientation of the registered nurses and technicians I assisted with billing and coding process. While maintaining my clinical skills as a scrub nurse, EP circulator nurse and running the electrophysiology monitoring equipment.
• Patient Service Representative (PSR) ZOLL Lifevest, 121 Gamma Dr., Pittsburgh, PA, 01/01/11, 01/01/13, In this role I functioned as a patient representative assisting with the ordering fitting and troubleshooting of the soul defibrillator like fast as my first step into the medical industry world I worked in a as needed roll often traveling 100+ miles to assist patients and families with sometimes complex situations dealing with durable medical equipment.
• Registered Nurse, Charge Nurse, Cardiac Cath Lab, Bangor, ME, 01/01/03, 01/01/07, In this role I functioned as a scrub nurse, circulator nurse for the cardiac cath, peripheral interventions and cardiac device cases. I was responsible for daily schedule of cases and staff as well as the inventory and supplies for the lab.
• Registered Nurse, Cardiac Cath Lab, Eastern Maine Medical Center, Bangor, ME, 01/01/99, 01/01/03, In this role I functioned as a scrub nurse, circulator nurse and recovery area nurse I assisted with the orientation process of new and additional staff as well as working in the relief charge nurse role.
• Registered Nurse, In-patient cardiac telemetry unit Eastern Maine Medical Center, Bangor, ME, 01/01/90, 01/01/99, In this role I functioned as a staff nurse working with a range of patients from cardiac medical management patients to complex post bypass patients. As an RN I worked as a relief charge nurse on both day and night shifts.
• Licensed Practical Nurse United States Army Reserve, Bangor, ME, 01/01/92, 01/01/96, In this role I functioned as a Licensed Practical Nurse in various areas of the hospitals and field medical units. As a military nurse I was taught respect and discipline as well as how to maintain composure under pressure.