Lindsay Osterberg

• Provided compassionate, patient-centered care to up to nine patients per shift on a 36-bed cardiac telemetry unit.
• Obtained and documented vital signs, promptly reporting abnormal findings and changes in patient condition to registered nurses.
• Assisted patients with ADLs, mobility, hygiene, and repositioning to enhance safety and comfort.
• Collaborated with registered nurses and interdisciplinary teams to ensure safe, effective patient care delivery.
• Exhibited strong communication, time management, and prioritization skills in fast-paced hospital environment.

• Ensured safety and well-being of children in a structured environment, addressing individual needs through attentive supervision.
• Utilized effective communication and conflict-resolution skills to foster positive interactions among children, families, and staff.
• Coordinated with team members to create and sustain a safe, supportive, and organized environment for children's development.

• Supervised groups of children with diverse developmental needs while promoting a safe and inclusive environment.
• Collaborated with fellow counselors to coordinate activities, resolve conflicts, and promote positive group interactions.
• Responded promptly to incidents and concerns while maintaining established safety protocols.

• Delivered individualized care to children of varying ages, prioritizing safety and well-being.
• Managed multiple responsibilities effectively, showcasing strong time management, adaptability, and problem-solving skills.

Clinical Rotations: Emergency Department, Medical-Surgical Nursing, Obstetrics/Maternal-Newborn Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing, and Medical-Surgical Observation Unit (Capstone- In Progress).

• Provided supervised, patient-centered nursing care across diverse clinical settings.
• Performed patient assessments, monitored vital signs, and reported changes in patient condition.
• Safely administered medications under RN and clinical instructor supervision.
• Applied clinical judgment, critical thinking, and prioritization skills to promote patient safety and effective care.