Mary Manternach, FNP

• Part of a mobile healthcare team, providing acute care to patient's in their home by completing comprehensive health assessments, diagnosis, and treatment of complex illnesses and minor injuries.
• Order and interpret tests for diagnosis, screening and therapeutic intervention.
• Provide interventions such as: IV fluids, sutures, wound care, splints and other minor procedures.
• Educate patients on treatment options, medical needs, and non-medical options for treatments and therapy.
• Coordinate referrals for specialty services and additional care.
• Completed six month "Transition to Practice" fellowship.

● Provided acute and chronic illness management, referrals, coordination and consultation in a correctional care setting.

● Average 40 patients per 12 hour shift

● Emergency response team

● Preceptor for new APP hires

• Recovered pediatric to geriatric patients after an array of surgical procedures. Managed simple outpatient procedures to critically ill patients.
• Collaborated with physicians to quickly assess patients and deliver appropriate treatment while managing rapidly changing conditions.
• Administered medications via oral, IV, and intramuscular injections and monitored responses.

• Provided IV therapy in a spa setting to promote wellness from within.
• Administered IV therapy, IM and SubQ injections.
• Assessed clients before, during and after fluid administration.

• Provided nursing care to an array of medical emergencies, including traumatic arrest, cardiac arrest, burns, assaults, strokes, motor vehicle accidents, head injuries, etc.
• Level II Trauma Center
• Professional Development, Clinical Ladder Level 3
• Relief Charge Nurse
• Member of the Education Council, Preceptor
• Best in Nation Performance Review

• Provided nursing care to an array of medical emergencies.
• Managed a high volume of patients while providing excellent care.
• Level I trauma center, fast paced ER with 90,000 visits per year.
• Primary preceptor for nurse co-op students and mentor for student nurses.

• Obtained patient vital signs, blood draws and in and out catheterizations and reported results to staff nurse or physician, noting changes from prior measurements.
• Answered patient assistance calls, assessed needs, and offered qualified support.
• Assisted with one of the nation’s largest safety net hospital moves in December 2013.
• Employee of the month April 2011