Laycee Hopkins

• Assessment/interventions of pediatric and adult patients in the high demand ED
• Assisted with complex procedures such as chest tube insertion, intubation, cardioversion, and multiple codes
• Initiated IV access, foley catheter insertion/removal, wound care, EKG, telemetry, respiratory care
• Assist with codes (rapid, stroke, STEMI, sepsis, blue) on pediatric-geriatric patients.

Manager: Orchid Quiton Chefalo (408) 438-2148

• Managed multiple critical care patients per shift providing high-quality nursing skills
• Established patient priorities while communicating with the interprofessional team to provide appropriate nursing interventions for critically ill medical patients
• Assisted with complex procedures such as chest tube, tracheostomy, bronchoscopy, intubation, extubation, and multiple codes
• Assisted with complex care to covid-19 critically ill clients
• Completed rounding with the intensivists teams.

Manager: Amy Doroy Aldoroy@ucdavis.edu

• Worked closely with the nursing manager to provide timely unit activities includingstaffing assignments, admission/discharge, phone calls and other assigned tasks
• Assisted the nursing staff with various patient care activities to maintain unit flow.

• Responsible for supervision of all medical response staff while working closely with thepublic health department
• Served as a resource for all staff and patients and trained for all PPE protocols andupdates.

• Worked in both the clinical decision unit and emergency department providing patientcare such as ADLs, vital signs, and responding to any assigned tasks
• Rounded on 10-18 patients per shift to provide nursing assistant duties and assisted thenursing staff with inpatient hospice care.

• Floated to multiple specialties per day to provide additional help or break relief forclinical assistant staff
• Provided care to patients in a variety of settings
• Performed medication administration, injections, vital signs, EKG, procedure assistance,and patient education.

• Provided patient care to all urgent care patients including vital signs, blood draw, EKG, medication administration, injections, wound care, ear/eye care, splinting, and other assigned duties
• Assisted with all patient care activities while completing multiple demands in a highly intense and busy environment.