Micheal Eveland

My enclosed resume reflects a strong clinical background with training and expertise within internal medicine, interventional cardiology, advanced heart failure, structural heart treatment and diagnosis. In the most recent 3 years I have been treating patients within skilled nursing facilities acting as a primary provider rounder for complex medical and social presentations and prior consultant role for both cardiology and nephrology disciplines working with multiple skilled facilities in the south sound area. I spent the previous 8 years serving as the structural heart program director and lead developer of the TAVR/Mitralclip, watchman program also the heart failure and heart valve clinic within providence cardiology medical group. I have extensive experience and training with program, policy and protocol development in my previous roles. I was previously a cardiopulmonary nurse specialist training, educating and treating pulmonary hypertension and right sided heart failure to both physicians and patients. I have experience with internal medicine including diagnosing and treating challenging inpatient presentations. While, I have many skills vital to this role, I still have much to learn and know the team will allow me the opportunity to become an expert within a unique area of healthcare, learning from and alongside highly trained professionals and members of a unique team. I have found my education and career path both rewarding and challenging. My background as a registered nurse and advanced practice nurse practitioner includes various focused areas. I have served 2 years within skilled nursing facilities and 8 years as a structural heart program manager/director. I served three years as a registered nurse learning and working within the emergency department in a level 2 trauma facility serving as a trauma educated nurse and charge nurse. I served 6 years as a clinical liaison and case manager and cardiopulmonary nurse specialist treating pulmonary hypertension, right sided heart failure, COPD, alpha 1 antitrypsin deficiency and immune deficiency. These various specialties have taught me valuable skills, critical thinking abilities, and time management critical to an advanced practice registered nurse. I bring strong assessment skills and sound clinical judgement regarding patient presentations. I can accurately diagnose, educate and prescribe treatments based on these patient presentations. These skills were influenced and guided by the preceptors I have been fortunate to study under in my urgent care, family practice, cardiology and heart failure rotations. I am confident I will be teamed with professionals that have an interest in my success, who will work to make me a stronger clinician so I can better serve this critical population. I have a strong drive to seek out knowledge from professional peers, journals and conferences to stay current with best practices, guidelines and the latest techniques. In this new position daily learning will be constant throughout my career. I bring a proven track record of success with long term growth, strong leadership, an independent work ethic, self-motivation, an ability to learn quickly and function at a high level within stressful situations.

Highly-motivated employee with desire to take on new challenges. Strong work ethic, adaptability, and exceptional interpersonal skills. Adept at working effectively unsupervised and quickly mastering new skills.

This version improves focus and flow, emphasizing extensive clinical experience and multidisciplinary collaboration in cardiology and internal medicine.

• ARNP-AANP
• Registered Nurse-Washington
• ACLS/BLS

• TCT-CRF
• AANP