Melinda Cernocky

• Provided direct patient care in high-pressure emergency situations.
• Administered medications and treatments per physician orders.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams for patient assessments.

Charge nurse, managing the shift and collaborating with the other nurses on tasks and duties during emergency situations. Helping and educating nurses on their roles and responsibilities during a shift.

Working with other coworkers as a team during cardiac arrests, respiratory arrests, and other emergent situations that may arise.

Efficient in starting IVs, ortho glass splints, postmortem care, and offering condolences to grieving families who have lost loved ones or families that have very sick loved ones.

• Company Overview: Clinic atmosphere, calling patients back to rooms, taking vital signs, reviewing medications, having education packets for patients, giving vaccines, prenatal care, placing referrals for specialists, calling pharmacies for patient's medications, speaking with other doctor's offices, calling patients with lab results and changes in medications, working with all ages of patients from conception to death. Returning phone calls from patients, co-workers or other medical facilities. Working medical emergencies efficiently. Working as a team. Working the COVID-19 tent, swabbing patients and giving COVID-19 vaccines.
• Clinic atmosphere, calling patients back to rooms, taking vital signs, reviewing medications, having education packets for patients, giving vaccines, prenatal care, placing referrals for specialists, calling pharmacies for patient's medications, speaking with other doctor's offices, calling patients with lab results and changes in medications, working with all ages of patients from conception to death.
• Returning phone calls from patients, co-workers or other medical facilities.
• Working medical emergencies efficiently.
• Working as a team.
• Working the COVID-19 tent, swabbing patients and giving COVID-19 vaccines.
• Clinic atmosphere, calling patients back to rooms, taking vital signs, reviewing medications, having education packets for patients, giving vaccines, prenatal care, placing referrals for specialists, calling pharmacies for patient's medications, speaking with other doctor's offices, calling patients with lab results and changes in medications, working with all ages of patients from conception to death. Returning phone calls from patients, co-workers or other medical facilities. Working medical emergencies efficiently. Working as a team. Working the COVID-19 tent, swabbing patients and giving COVID-19 vaccines.

• Company Overview: Traveling to patients’ homes for wound care, fingerstick blood sugars and insulin administration. Drawing labs and delivering to DLO facilities. Administering IV fluids or antibiotics. Charting on patients and time management skills.
• Traveling to patients’ homes for wound care, fingerstick blood sugars and insulin administration.
• Drawing labs and delivering to DLO facilities.
• Administering IV fluids or antibiotics.
• Charting on patients and time management skills.
• Traveling to patients’ homes for wound care, fingerstick blood sugars and insulin administration. Drawing labs and delivering to DLO facilities. Administering IV fluids or antibiotics. Charting on patients and time management skills.

• Company Overview: Assisting patients with ADLS, distribution of medication, finger stick blood sugars, measuring insulin and administering to patients per sliding scale, taking vital signs, flushing ports and subclavian triple lumen lines, also picc lines. Starting IVs. Assisting with emergency situations, End of life care.
• Assisting patients with ADLS, distribution of medication, finger stick blood sugars, measuring insulin and administering to patients per sliding scale, taking vital signs, flushing ports and subclavian triple lumen lines, also picc lines.
• Starting IVs.
• Assisting with emergency situations, End of life care.
• I have taken care of all different ages of patients, from birth to death.
• Taking orders from doctors and implementing them.
• Assisting patients with ADLS, distribution of medication, finger stick blood sugars, measuring insulin and administering to patients per sliding scale, taking vital signs, flushing ports and subclavian triple lumen lines, also picc lines. Starting IVs. Assisting with emergency situations, End of life care.