Miranda Obrien

Relief charge nurse

• Over see staff assignments
• Coordinate patient care
• interdisciplinary rounding with nursing staff and physicians

LDRP Nurse

• Oversaw labor by coaching women, assisting with complications and administering medications during birth.
• Assisted in the delivery of newborns, providing guidance and support to mothers during labor and delivery.
• Trained and mentored staff members in obstetrics nursing and care.
• Administered medications as ordered by physicians according to established policies and procedures.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary healthcare team members regarding patient care plans.
• Performed emergency resuscitation measures
• Monitored fetal heart rate patterns using electronic fetal monitoring equipment.
• Responded promptly to any life-threatening situations that may arise in the Labor and Delivery Unit.

• Provided assessment of high-risk obstetric patients on admission to Labor and Delivery Unit.
• Triaged incoming patients in fast-paced emergency settings.
• Assessed and documented physical condition of mothers and babies and assisted doctors in identifying and treating preeclampsia.
• Responded to emergency situations with speed, expertise and level-headed approaches to provide optimal care, support and life-saving interventions.
• Identified complications during labor or delivery requiring medical attention or intervention.
• Consulted with physicians and other members of care team to identify and assist with complications.
• Provided information, guidance and hands-on clinical care to support pregnant women.
• Coordinated overall patient care with specialists, physicians and other departments
• Monitored fetal heartbeat and length and strength of contractions to guide labor.
• Demonstrated compassion and empathy towards all patients while maintaining professional boundaries at all times.
• Maintained culturally competent and a safe environment for both mother, baby before, during and after labor, delivery.
• Interpreted and evaluated diagnostic tests to identify and assess patient's condition.

• Provided comprehensive care to postpartum patients including assessment of newborns.
• Collaborated with healthcare team members to ensure optimal health outcomes for mother and baby.
• Attended multidisciplinary meetings discussing patient care plans and strategies for improving overall care delivery.
• Evaluated effectiveness of treatments prescribed by physicians for postpartum conditions such as depression or hypertension.
• Assessed vital signs, performed physical examinations and provided patient education for postpartum mothers.
• Coordinated discharge planning activities ensuring all medical needs were met prior to leaving the hospital setting.
• Assisted with breastfeeding instruction and lactation support when needed.
• Provided emotional support to new mothers dealing with issues such as anxiety or fear associated with the birthing process.
• Educated patients regarding nutrition, exercise, contraception and other lifestyle changes necessary for postpartum recovery.
• Instructed new parents in infant feeding techniques, bathing, dressing and diapering.
• Performed wound care, including dressing changes and infection control measures.