Marieana Miranda-Manabat

A compassionate senior nursing student graduating May 2026 with over 5 years of direct patient care experience as a CNA and caregiver. Eager to deliver patient-centered care, culturally competent care, and advocating for patient needs; recognized for adaptability and initiative in fast-paced healthcare environments, seeking a new graduate RN position to provide safe, evidenced-based care and support positive patient outcomes.

• Active CNA License # 01331401 (exp: 05/2028)
• BLS Certified (exp: 07/2026)
• ACLS Certified (In progress – April 2026)
• PALS Certified (In progress – April 2026)
• Leadership roles: Class Representative for Nursing Cohort Class '26; Flight Leader Charlie of Aerospace Cadets of the Philippines

Alameda Hospital: Med-Surg & ICU unit (Fundamentals)

• Performed skills including head-to-toe assessments, taking vital signs, administering medications (PO, IM, SubQ), hanging IV bags & piggyback, and blood glucose monitoring

Kaiser Permanente San Leandro

• Med-Surg unit (Med-Surg I): Enhanced skills including head-to-toe assessments, vital signs, administering medications (PO, IM, SubQ), wound care, tracheostomy care
• Obstetrics & Postpartum unit (Maternal-Newborn): Performed maternal and newborn assessments & vital signs, fetal heart monitoring, assisted in medication administration, assisted during vaginal birth, assisted during obstetric hemorrhage, provided feeding support when needed, performed foley insertion and care

Kaiser Permanente Oakland: Med-Surg/Telemetry/Stepdown (Med-Surg II)

• Enhanced skills including focused head-to-toe assessments, vital signs, monitoring EKG strips, administering medications (PO, IM, SubQ), wound and drainage care, tracheostomy care, assisted in providing care for patients with mechanical ventilation, blood glucose monitoring, and had strong infection control and safety precautions

John George Psychiatric Hospital: Psychiatric nursing unit (Psychiatric)

• Enhanced skills on therapeutic communication techniques, performed mental status exams, administered medications (PO), participated in group therapy, maintained patient safety with de-escalation techniques

UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital: Pediatrics Post-Op & OR unit (Pediatrics)

• Performed pediatric head-to-toe assessment and vital signs, pain assessment using FLACC or Wong-Baker scale, administered PO medications based on proper dosage requirements, enhanced age-appropriate communication skills, provided family-centered care