Molly A Oldfield

Prepare operating rooms according to surgery and surgeon preference within a wide variety of specialties. Collaborate with physicians and other health care providers to develop a plan of care according to AORN standards of perioperative practice. Orient new nursing staff and able to perform charge nurse duties when needed. Able to adapt when faced with diverse challenges including staffing shortages, equipment malfunctions, or patient emergencies.

Provided basic health assessments to children in a group home setting. Administered daily scheduled mediations as well as assessing the need for PRN medications. Trained to deal with intense emotional states of children and deescalating situations to maintain everyone's safety.

Travel nurse for 2.5 years at various hospitals throughout Texas, Washington, California, Florida, New York and Colorado. Quickly became an integral part of the team with less than 3 shifts of orientation. Learned to be flexible and float to other units including PICU and NICU.

• Seattle Children's Hospital /July 2018-October 2018
• Rady Children's Hospital of San Diego /October 2018-January 2019
• Children's Hospital Los Angeles /January 2019-May 2019
• Nemours Children's Hospital, Orlando FL /June 2019- September 2019
• New York Weill Cornell Medical Center/ November 2019-January 2020
• Colorado Children's Hospital / January 2020-April 2020

Dallas, TX at Medical City Children's Hospital on a medical/surgical unit. This unit specialized in cardiology and nephrology.

• Primary care, assessment and evaluation of neonatal and pediatric patients.
• Charge nurse on neonatal and pediatric floor. Oversaw average of 23 patients per shift.
• Pharmacological and non-pharmacological management and treatment of various disorders and diseases.
• Assessed need for, ordered, obtained and interpreted appropriate lab tests.
• Skilled in caring for 3-5 patients per shift, handling all areas of care with a goal of atraumatic care.