Laura Guerra

I am a dedicated and highly motivated new Registered Nurse (RN) with a strong foundation in critical care, honed through my invaluable experience with Life Flight and my background as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). I possess a proven ability to perform rapid and accurate patient assessments, even in high-pressure and time-sensitive environments, while consistently maintaining composure and a calm demeanor. My commitment to delivering safe, high-quality patient care is unwavering, and I achieve this through a collaborative approach, working effectively within a team, exercising strong clinical judgment, and actively pursuing continuous learning and professional development. I am eager to apply my skills and passion for patient advocacy to a challenging and rewarding nursing role.

• RN – Registered Nurse
• EMT – Certified Emergency Medical Technician
• BLS – Basic Life Support
• ACLS – Advanced Cardiac Life Support
• PALS – Pediatric Advanced Life Support

• North Shore Medical Center | Community Outreach
• Fundamentals of Nursing Practicum (135+ Hours + 30 Simulation Hours)
• Provided foundational patient care and assistance across multiple units, including NICU, CCU, ICU, ER, and Telemetry.
• Mental Health Nursing Practicum (45 Hours)
• Observed therapeutic interventions, conducted psychiatric assessments, and contributed to individualized care plans.
• Medical-Surgical Nursing I & II Practicum (270+ Hours + 88 Simulation Hours)
• Managed pre- and post-operative care, administered medications, and monitored critically ill patients in ICU, ER, Telemetry, and NICU settings.
• Mother-Baby & Pediatric Nursing (90 Hours)
• Supported postpartum mothers, assisted with breastfeeding education, and performed neonatal assessments. Delivered pediatric care using a family-centered approach.
• Community Health Nursing (45 Hours)
• Collaborated on health education, screenings, and preventive care initiatives within community settings.
• Transition to Practice Clinical (90 Hours)
• Applied nursing skills in high-acuity environments, including ICU, CCU, and ER, integrating clinical judgment and leadership.