Missy Drescher

Developed critical skills in high-pressure healthcare environments, focusing on patient care, communication, and teamwork. Looking to transition into new field, bringing proficiency in handling medical emergencies and patient interactions. Aims to leverage these transferrable skills to contribute effectively in new professional setting.

• Nursing Student / Clinical Rotation Critical Care, HCA Florida, Northside Hospital, St. Petersburg, FL, 09/01/23, 03/31/24, Worked alongside experienced nursing professionals to learn new procedures.
• Nursing Student / Clinical Rotation Med Surg, HCA Florida St. Petersburg Hospital, St. Petersburg, FL, 06/01/23, 12/31/23, Improved patient satisfaction by providing compassionate care and empathetic communication during challenging situations., Developed strong time management skills through effective prioritization of tasks, allowing for increased efficiency in the workplace., Provided skilled, timely and level-headed emergency response to critically ill patients.,
• Nursing Student/Pediatric Rotation, John Hopkins, All Children's Hospital, St. Petersburg, FL, 06/01/23, 08/31/23, Collaborated with interdisciplinary team members to optimize patient outcomes through comprehensive treatment planning., Utilized critical thinking skills when assessing patients’ needs, enabling timely identification of potential concerns requiring intervention from nursing staff or physicians., Collaborated with other health care professionals to establish optimal patient care.
• Nursing Student / Clinical Rotation Behavior Health, Hillsborough County Jail, Tampa, FL, 06/01/23, 08/31/23, Supported nursing staff by performing routine tasks such as taking vitals, administering medications, and documenting patient information., Contributed to a safe and hygienic environment by adhering to strict infection control protocols and maintaining proper sanitation procedures., Worked alongside experienced nursing professionals to learn new procedures., Demonstrated adaptability by quickly responding to changing patient conditions and adjusting care strategies accordingly.

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