Mia Kim

• Monitored patients, evaluated results, and recommended further courses of treatment to quickly improve patient outcomes.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams for optimal patient outcomes and efficient care coordination.
• Utilized advanced assessment skills to identify early indications of deterioration in a patient''s condition, enabling prompt intervention when needed.
• Responded to patient emergencies to provide prompt and correct intervention .
• Educated patients and families to increase understanding of condition and best ways to manage.
• Implemented individualized nursing care plans tailored to meet the unique needs of each patient population served.
• Ensured accurate documentation of all patient records, contributing to improved quality assurance measures.
• Administered medications and treatments to manage patient's condition.
• Utilized evidence-based practice to assess and provide care for patients.
• Maintained strong working relationships with physicians and ancillary staff, fostering a collaborative approach to patient care delivery.
• Provided emotional support to patients and their families during difficult medical situations.
• Acted as a clinical resource for colleagues seeking guidance on best practices or challenging cases, contributing to a supportive learning environment within the unit.
• Utilized technology to improve patient care, integrating electronic health records and telehealth services.
• Implemented infection control protocols, maintaining safe and sterile environment for patients and staff.
• Conducted comprehensive assessments of complex medical conditions, facilitating timely interventions to prevent complications.
• Participated in continuous professional development, staying abreast of latest nursing practices and standards.
• Responded to medical emergencies with prompt and decisive action, minimizing patient risk and improving outcomes.
• Assessed effectiveness of clinical nursing interventions and programs.
• Evaluated patient progress, assessed outcomes and provided follow-up care.
• Facilitated patient and family education and counseling.

• Provided direct compassionate patient care, stabilized patients and determined next course of action as a travel RN in high acuity fast paced various emergency departments In California.
• Collaborated with physicians and other healthcare staffs to quickly assess patients and deliver appropriate treatment while managing and monitoring rapidly changing conditions.

Performed as a staff and charge RN roles primarily and most recently in emergency department for 16 years, medical/surgical/neuro ICU for 2 years and telemetry unit for 3 years. Good Samaritan Hospital is licensed for 474-bed treating high acuity complex medical conditions providing Comprehensive Stroke and STEMI care.