Michelle Flattes

Experienced Registered Nurse with a proven track record in providing high-quality patient care. Skilled in conducting assessments, developing care plans, and administering medications. Seeking opportunities to expand my expertise and contribute to a healthcare team.

• American Nurses Association
• New Hampshire Nurses Association
• Massachusetts Nurses Association

• Registered Nurse in New Hampshire, 067951-21
• Registered Nurse in Massachusetts, RN2287257
• Registered Nurse in New York, License 960567
• BLS Certification
• Oncology Certified Nurse (OCN)

Provided upon request

NH Responds.org, Administer covid-19 vaccines to qualified residents at state run vaccine clinics, Monitor patients after receiving the covid 19 vaccine per protocol

• Outpatient Hematology/Oncology, Dana Farber Community Cancer Care, Lawrence, MA, 01/01/16, Present, 32-40, Provide patient centered care while working in an interdisciplinary environment, Safely administer chemotherapy and biotherapy intravenous medications, Safely administer subcutaneous and intramuscular injections/immunizations, Safely administer oral and intravenous medications, including IV antibiotics, Assisted in developing programs to enhance patient safety and care, Active Member Nurse Practice Committee/Venous Access Device Committee, Experience with central line access and peripheral IV insertions, Use of electronic documentation, Relief charge nurse experience, Health Education and promotion, Specimen Collection, Providing competent care in emergent medical emergencies, Triage phone calls/In clinic triage, Aid in gathering data related to infection control
• Medical-Surgical Care, Catholic Medical Center, Manchester, NH, 11/01/14, 07/01/19, 24-32, Provide patient centered, age appropriate care, while working in an interdisciplinary environment, Use of electronic documentation, IV therapy experience, Safe Medication Administration, including oral, intramuscular, subcutaneous, and intravenous medications, Provided appropriate patient education, Wound care, including placing and monitoring vacuum assisted closure device
• Medical-Surgical/Rehabilitation, Catholic Medical Center, Manchester, NH, 01/01/14, 01/01/19, 8, Provide patient centered, age appropriate care, while working in an interdisciplinary environment, Safe patient transfers, Use of electronic documentation, Changed a variety of medical dressings including Wound VAC’s, Safe Medication Administration, Provided appropriate patient education