Melvyn Rivera Donato

• Detected, monitored and attempted to prevent complications associated with health situations or treatment plans.
• Supported the ongoing professional growth of fellow trauma nurses by sharing clinical experiences, offering constructive feedback, and fostering a collaborative learning environment within the department.
• Administered medications and treatments as prescribed by physicians.
• Observed patient condition and notified physician of patient reaction to drugs, treatments and significant incidents.

Preparation and priming of the dialyzer and blood lines.
Treatment supervision, including monitoring of vital signs and patient parameters.
Administration of intra-dialysis medications as prescribed.
Monitoring and recording of blood circuit and ultrafiltration parameters.
Patient education on peritoneal dialysis or home hemodialysis.
Education on diet, medications, and vascular access care.
Planning and monitoring of patient education.
Group leader.

Provided comprehensive pre-and post-transplant care, ensuring optimal outcomes for patients undergoing kidney transplantation.

Prevented complications through diligent assessment of patients'' vascular access sites and prompt intervention when needed.

Coordinated and delivered direct care to nephrology patients.

Maintained accurate documentation of patient assessments, interventions, evaluations, and progress toward established goals in electronic medical records systems.

• Reduced risk of infections by adhering to strict infection control protocols during procedures such as IV insertion and wound care.
• Provided seamless transition of care between departments or facilities through comprehensive handoffs that included vital information about each patient''s care plan.
• Streamlined patient flow through the ER by effectively prioritizing cases based on acuity levels and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams.
• Optimized throughput times within the ER by assisting with rapid admissions processes when required.
• Elevated overall quality of care within the ER through participation in ongoing performance improvement initiatives such as root cause analysis or peer review processes.
• Assisted physicians during procedures such as intubation or central line placements while ensuring the highest level of patient safety and comfort.
• Contributed to hospital-wide quality improvement initiatives by participating in committees focused on enhancing patient safety and care standards.
• Demonstrated adaptability in the face of changing patient needs by adjusting care plans to reflect evolving situations, always prioritizing patient safety and wellbeing.
• Promoted teamwork among nursing colleagues through effective collaboration, communication, and mutual support during high-pressure situations.