Loren Walker

• Travel to designated hospital, full schedule flexibility
• Integrate and adapt into work environment with minimal preceptorship
• Patient assessment, triage, treatment and trauma nursing care
• Medication administration, establishing IV access, MD assistance with invasive medical procedures
• Patient education and care coordination

• Patient assessment, triage, treatment and trauma nursing care
• Medication administration, establishing IV access, MD assistance with invasive medical procedures
• Patient education and care coordination

· Assignment on PCU| 3-4 patient-to-nurse ratio

· Medication administration, IV therapy, Wound care and Patient assessment/VS every 4 hours

· Care coordination with cross-functional medical team personnel, family and friends of residents

· Charting on patient’s EMAR using EPIC

· Supervision of shift CNAs

• Regimented resident assignment on Rehab unit caring for residents ranging from vegetative total care trach patients to rehabilitative injuries to transition back home
• Medication administration, IV therapy, Wound care implementation per physician’s order
• Rapport establishment with PCM, and cross-functional medical team personnel, family and friends of residents
• Accurate charting and data logging on patient’s EMAR using Point Click Care
• Supervision of shift CNAs

• Caring for patients in a rehabilitation unit
• Maintaining of patient records, rooms, and well being
• Assisting charge nurses with shift tasks
• Developing patient relations in a professional manner

• Caring for patients on a med/surg unit
• Vital signs, patient ambulation, assistance of nurses with patient care
• Assistance in maintaining patient rooms, hygiene and ADL assistance
• Development of rapport with highly diverse demographic of patients

• Worked in an Aid Station during a 9-month deployment to Afghanistan
• Maintained the integrity of a pharmacy under supervision of an Army Doctor and Physician’s Assistant
• Regular screening of patients
• Treatment and evacuation of battlefield casualties including soldiers and local nationals
• Served a clinical rotation as a Healthcare Specialist, Monroe Health Clinic at Fort Hood, Texas for a period of 6 months
• Worked under a multitude of Army Doctors, Physician’s Assistants, Registered Nurses and LVNs
• Daily duties ranged from screening and seeing regular patients to the clinic, stocking of medical supplies, maintaining of exam rooms, performing EKGs, assisting in minor surgeries, consulting with the providers and suggesting medical advice and treatment of the patients
• Regular medical training opportunities were presented during my clinical rotation for live tissue training, and evaluation of the performance of lifesaving interventions including surgical cricothyroidotomies, chest tubes, needle decompressions, amputation treatment, and bleeding control
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