Lorna Huervana Rodriguez

• Provided comprehensive nursing care to pediatric patients, including assessments, medication administration, IV therapy, and monitoring of vital signs.
• Delivered family-centered care by educating parents and guardians on treatment plans, medications, and home care instructions.
• Supported children through medical procedures with age-appropriate communication, emotional comfort, and pain management strategies.
• Collaborated with physicians, therapists, and interdisciplinary healthcare teams to develop and implement individualized care plans.
• Responded to urgent and emergent situations with calm, efficient decision-making and adherence to pediatric safety protocols.
• Maintained accurate documentation and ensured compliance with hospital policies and pediatric care standards.
• Advocated for pediatric patients’ rights, growth, and developmental needs while promoting a safe, healing environment.

• Delivered specialized nursing care to newborns, including routine assessments, monitoring vital signs, and administering prescribed medications and treatments.
• Provided support with newborn feeding, including breastfeeding assistance, formula preparation, and education for new mothers.
• Assisted with procedures such as phototherapy, IV therapy, and newborn screenings.
• Educated and guided parents on newborn care, safe sleep practices, feeding schedules, and developmental milestones.
• Collaborated with physicians, lactation consultants, and interdisciplinary teams to ensure high-quality, individualized care.
• Responded promptly to neonatal emergencies with appropriate interventions, including resuscitation and stabilization.
• Maintained accurate documentation while ensuring compliance with hospital policies and neonatal care standards.
• Promoted a safe, nurturing, and family-centered environment for both infants and their families.

• Delivered comprehensive nursing care to adult patients with diverse medical and surgical conditions across pre- and post-operative settings.
• Performed patient assessments, monitored vital signs, administered medications, and managed IV therapy in accordance with physician orders.
• Collaborated with surgeons, physicians, and interdisciplinary healthcare teams to create and implement individualized care plans.
• Provided wound care, post-surgical monitoring, and patient education to promote recovery and prevent complications.
• Responded to changes in patient status with critical thinking, prioritization, and timely interventions.
• Maintained accurate documentation and ensured compliance with hospital policies, safety standards, and evidence-based practices.
• Educated patients and families on treatment plans, medications, and discharge instructions to support successful transitions of care.
• Supervised and supported nursing assistants and new staff to ensure high-quality patient care delivery

• Provided compassionate, patient-centered care to older adults with acute, chronic, and age-related health conditions.
• Conducted thorough health assessments, monitored vital signs, and administered medications and treatments in alignment with care plans.
• Assisted with mobility, fall prevention, wound care, and management of chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, and dementia.
• Educated patients and families on medication management, nutrition, and safe practices to enhance quality of life and independence.
• Collaborated with physicians, therapists, social workers, and caregivers to deliver comprehensive, interdisciplinary care.
• Responded promptly to changes in patient condition and emergencies, ensuring timely interventions and safe outcomes.
• Advocated for residents’ dignity, rights, and comfort while fostering a respectful, supportive environment.
• Maintained accurate documentation and ensured compliance with facility policies, regulatory standards, and infection control protocols.

1. Direct Patient Care

Administer medications and treatments as prescribed.

Monitor residents’ vital signs (blood pressure, pulse, temperature, respiration).

Assist with activities of daily living (ADLs) when needed (feeding, mobility, hygiene).

Provide wound care, catheter care, and other clinical tasks.

2. Assessment & Monitoring

Conduct routine health assessments and document changes.

Watch for signs of infection, decline, or new medical issues.

Communicate changes in condition promptly to physicians and families.

3. Care Planning

Develop, update, and implement individualized care plans.

Participate in care conferences with families and the healthcare team.

4. Medication Management

Safely store, prepare, and administer medications.

Educate residents about their medications and possible side effects.

5. Coordination & Communication

Collaborate with doctors, therapists, social workers, and nursing assistants.

Act as a liaison between residents, families, and the healthcare team.


6. Documentation & Compliance

Maintain accurate and timely resident records.

Ensure compliance with state, federal, and facility regulations.

7. Resident Advocacy

Promote dignity, comfort, and respect for residents.

Support residents’ rights and quality of life.

8. Emergency Response

Respond quickly to medical emergencies (falls, cardiac events, respiratory distress).

Perform CPR or other life-saving interventions if required.

9. Emotional Support

Provide comfort, reassurance, and companionship.

Support families coping with aging, illness, and end-of-life care.