Morgan Segers

• Helped students with special needs integrate into general classroom environments by advocating for individual requirements and helping teachers solve problems.
• Conducted assessments of students to determine individual needs.
• Evaluated student progress through ongoing assessments, adjusting instructional strategies as needed to maximize achievement.
• Utilized technology to create meaningful lessons that engage students.

Registered Nurse in the SCU - Special Care Unit

• Managed patient's in critical care status, on mechanical ventilation.
• Admissions/Discharges of patient's from critical care to step down units.
• Worked in COVID ICU during my time as an RN.
• Adjusted medication drips ranging from sedation, Insulin, and controlling blood pressure.
• Gave TPN and various other IV medications.
• Also provided comfort measures when patient's were transitioned into palliative care.

Registered Nurse for Dr. Caspary

• Assist with in office sinuplasty balloon procedures.
• Removal of splits and medical packing from post-operative patient's.
• Updated patient charts and medications.
• Administered IM injections.
• Administered allergy shot injections.
• Performed skin testing on patient's and mixed allergy injections.
• Preoperative/Postoperative care visits.
• Managed and prioritized phone calls for Dr. Caspary.
• Worked in satilite office in San Destin.

Worked as a Charge Nurse for 1.5 years on both night and day shift.

• Observed and documented patient factors such as diets, physical activity levels, and behaviors to understand conditions and effectively modify treatment plans.
• Administered peritoneal dialysis to patients.
• Performed intravenous therapy procedures.
• Performed wound care, continuous bladder irrigation, blood transfusions.
• Worked with isolation patient's and reverse isolation patient's.
• Carry patient load ranging between 6-7 patients nightly.
• Admissions and Discharges anywhere up to three in one single shift.
• Cared for patient's with amputations, trachs, dementia and paralysis.