Lauren Williams

Administer immunizations and medications according to established protocols and pediatric guidelines. Manage immunization records. Perform a wide range of point-of-care testing including viral PCR/rapid panels, urinalysis, preventative screenings, bilirubin monitoring, and vision/hearing assessments. Collect and process clinical specimens. Uphold infection-control standards. Maintain clear documentation, support efficient triage, educate families, coordinate care-management follow-ups, and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive pediatric care. Managed electronic health records efficiently, ensuring accuracy and confidentiality. Coordinated referrals to specialists or external healthcare providers when necessary for specialized care.

Assisted with complex neonatal procedures, including intubation and umbilical line placement, while maintaining strict infection-control standards and safe equipment handling. Supported family-centered care by educating and guiding NICU parents, advocated for infant needs, and collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to develop individualized plans for premature and critically ill neonates. Applied evidence-based NICU protocols, administered medications, managed feeding plans, and ensured accurate, compliant documentation to optimize patient outcomes. Monitored vital signs and performed assessments to detect changes in patient condition promptly.

• 375+ clinical hours across Adult Health, Maternal/Pediatric Health, Mental Health, Community Health
• Member, Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing