Lisa Davis

Conscientious care of personal health information by strictly adhering to HIPAA regulations in all verbal communications, written records, or electronic systems.

• Improved quality care by participating in continuous professional development activities, staying current on evidence-based practices in ambulatory nursing.
• Promoted safe, healing environment for patients by adhering to infection control protocols, time-out process , maintaining clean, and organized clinical spaces. Ensuring questions answered prior to procedure.
• Assisted providers during procedures such as spinal injections, ablations, and spinal cord stimulator placements, ensuring patient comfort and safety throughout process.
• Streamlined patient flow by coordinating with healthcare team members and reducing wait times seeing 28-90 patients a shift.
• Enhanced patient satisfaction by providing efficient, compassionate and immersive care to diverse population; effectively communicating in an ambulatory setting, establishing rapport and trust.
• Documented triage, treatments delivered, medications and IVs administered, discharge instructions, and follow-up care.
• Managed patients recovering from medical/ surgical procedures including overnight stays.
• Explained procedure, post procedure care and medication side effects to patients and caregivers in easy-to-understand terms.

• Administered medication to students as prescribed by physicians to provide necessary treatment and manage health conditions.
• Monitored ongoing medical conditions such as asthma or diabetes, adjusting care plans accordingly to maintain optimal student wellness levels.
• Managed immunization compliance for 1800 students to prevent the spread of communicable diseases.
• Managed settings of cohorts upon return to in-person learning; assessing for signs/symptoms of Covid as well as testing.

• Managed ventilator support, feeding tubes, central lines, and chest tubes; assist for placement of modalities and x-rays.
• Assisted physicians/mid-levels with bedside procedures, ensuring accurate treatment administration, medications, and pain management as prescribed.
• Demonstrated advanced critical thinking skills while managing complex clinical situations involving multiple organ systems failures, codes as well as admitting critically ill neonates and infants.
• Pre, Intra and Post Operative management of patient including medications and blood products.
• Collaborative care with all entities that are required for a successful NICU stay including the families providing well-rounded care; educating families on how to care for infants at home.