
As nurses, our role is to provide patient care, treatment and education. We are also charged with advocating for our patients. Most importantly, we are to serve with compassion.
Licensed Practical Nurse, skilled in patient care, medication administration, and health monitoring. Dependable and caring healthcare team member. Strong focus on team collaboration, ensuring reliable support and adaptability to changing needs. Known for effective communication, problem-solving, and empathy in high-pressure environments. Track and chart vitals and other markers to help patients, support team treatment goals and boost outcomes. Prepared to contribute significantly to enhancing patient outcomes and overall healthcare quality. Successfully assisted in managing diverse patient needs in various healthcare settings.
A Forensic Treatment Licensed Practical Nurse at Whiting Forensic Hospital provides specialized nursing care and maintains a secure therapeutic environment for patients with mental health conditions involved in the criminal justice system. Key responsibilities include administering medication (including injections), monitoring behavioral/physical changes, conducting ward rounds, implementing security regulations, and assisting with activities of daily living.
Renders bedside/cell side care and mental health services to youth offenders, individuals with physical and/or intellectual disabilities in a youth correctional environment as a professional nurse.
Provides professional nursing/mental health services to individuals with developmental disabilities. Also provide support to the families to enable lifelong planning and to join with others to create and promote meaningful opportunities to fully participate as valued members of their communities.
Pride Award November 2024
"Given by the Department of Correction in support of the Dept's values of professionalism, respect, integrity, dignity and excellence."
"LPN Brown observed the inmate attempting to self harm and was able to call a code purple in time to save the inmate from further harm.
WOW Award, September 2016
Given for handling claims by numerous inmates on the North 2 unit of the Cheshire Correctional Institution that had overdosed on medication. “Despite this event putting her behind in her duties, Laurice continued working with a positive attitude.”
Good Catch Award, December 2013
Good Catch Award, July 2012
Given by the University of Connecticut Correctional Managed Healthcare, Executive Director & Director of Nurses; in recognition of a “Good Catch” at MacDougall/Walker Correctional Institution. “Such actions and the subsequent reporting of them were imperative to creating a culture of safety at Correctional Managed Healthcare and contributed directly to the safety of patients.”
WOW Award, November 2010
Given for helping to reorganize the pharmacy at MacDougall Correctional Institutional. "This enabled a more efficient work flow for all that accessed the pharmacy"
Lambda Psi Nu Nursing Sorority Inc.
National Council for Mental Wellbeing
New Mount Olive COGIC
1199 SEIU United Healthcare Workers
Wolfs Range
City of New Britain Police Department, New Britain, CT
Hartford Seminary, Hartford, CT
E.C. Goodwin R.V.T.S., New Britain, CT