Mamta Shah

• Primary Care Clinic RN: Skilled in outpatient triage, care coordination, and chronic disease management. Experienced in administering immunizations, injections, wound care, and health screenings. Proficient in EHR documentation, patient education, and interdisciplinary teamwork. Strong communicator with the ability to adapt in fast-paced clinical environments. Dates 05/2024-Current
• Infusion Center RN: Facilitated the startup of a new infusion center. Provides outpatient infusion for chemotherapy, biologic modifiers, antibiotics, and phlebotomies. Education to families and patients on plan of care, medications, chemotherapy, biologic as well as care at home. Education to patients and families on treatment and resources available. Provide information on insurance coverage and the intricacies of insurance to help patients and families make informed decisions. Dates: 09/2019-05/2024 Currently PRN
• PACU RN: Provides specialized pre and post anesthesia care. Perform comprehensive assessments including airway, hemodynamic stability, pain, neurological status and potential complications. Collaborate with OR team to provide individualized care plans. Dates: 09/2013-09/2015
• House Manager: Provide administrative and clinical leadership for hospital operations ensuring safe efficient and high quality patient care across all units. Supervise and support nursing staff, addressing staffing needs, floating assignments and real time problem solving to maintain appropriate nurse to patient ratios. Coordinates patient flow and bed management, collaborates with physicians, charge and ancillary departments to optimize admissions, transfers and discharges. Serves as onsite administrative representative, handling patient/family concerns. Dates: 09/2015-9/2019

• Delivered medical outreach and health education to impoverished families and children in rural western Honduras, improving access to essential healthcare resources.
• Empowered communities by creating opportunities and training for Health Care Guardians, enhancing healthcare support in rural areas.
• Recognized for leadership and elected to Board Member position in 2023.
• Chosen for Medical Director position to lead healthcare initiatives in 2024.
• Organized the pharmacy by developing processes to keep track of inventory, to record the amount of medications used at each medical outreach, developed reordering spreadsheets, worked in collaboration with on-site clinic to coordinate ongoing patient care, maintained supplies for outreach, developed prescription pads that can be used in English, Spanish and for illiterate caregivers.

• Conducted nursing care for pre and post-op patients undergoing cleft lip and palate repairs across 30+ missions
• Provided patient care and support during surgical procedures for children with cleft conditions.
• Assisted in pre-operative assessments, ensuring thorough documentation of patient histories.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to plan and execute treatment protocols effectively.

• Facilitated patient comfort during treatments and care through culturally appropriate strategies
• Administered oral, IV, and intramuscular medications as part of patient treatments
• Reduced patient anxiety about treatments through kind, empathetic communication
• Infused blood products, biological modifiers, and chemotherapy using the most up-to-date guidelines
• Alleviated patient fears of treatments using kind, empathetic communication
• Provided education to patients and their families on medication side effects and disease process as well as nutrition and infection
• Improved recovery by educating patients and caregivers on proper at-home care and treatment regimens
• Provide education to patients and their families on medication side effects and disease process as well as nutrition and infection
• Worked closely with physicians, surgeons and nursing staff as part of unit team

• Returned to Children's Hospital of Colorado as travel nurse on Float Team for 13 weeks, providing flexible support across various units
• Subsequently, accepted a position as a traveler on the Bone Marrow Transplant/Oncology floor as a traveler for 13 weeks
• Oriented and worked on Medical, Surgical, Oncology, BMT, NICU, PICU, PACU, ED and cardiac step-down units
• Oriented and worked on medical, surgical, oncology, BMT, NICU, PICU, PACU, ED, and cardiac step-down units, ensuring comprehensive patient care across specialties
• Completed orientation to Network of Care Urgent Care & ED sites, enhancing understanding of patient flow and care protocols.

• Supported bone marrow transplant registry drives to increase donor awareness
• Answered medical and non-medical questions about bone marrow transplantation, fostering understanding and encouraging registration in the national registry
• Demonstrated initiative by proactively identifying and pursuing opportunities for improvement. to set up and run drives independently.

• Travel nurse in 171 bed children's hospital
• Assigned to medical-surgical unit, floated to NICU and PICU to ensure adequate patient care coverage.
• Managed care for patients in one of California's largest NICUs.

• Served as travel nurse on 24-bed medical/surgical/overflow oncology unit in teaching and research-focused hospital, providing high-quality patient care and support in a dynamic environment.
• Administered patient care plans, ensuring compliance with hospital protocols and safety standards.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to develop comprehensive treatment strategies for pediatric patients.
• Led training sessions for new nursing staff, enhancing onboarding processes and knowledge transfer.

• Provided nursing care on pediatric floor, managing adult medical-surgical patients, ENT, and OB overflow cases.
• Provided support in NICU and Labor & Delivery to ensure patient care continuity.
• Administered patient care plans and medications in accordance with established protocols.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to enhance patient outcomes and safety measures.
• Monitored vital signs and assessed patient conditions to provide timely interventions.

• Provided nursing care on pediatric floor in Level 1 trauma center, prioritizing education for patients and families.
• Provided nursing care in step-down NICU and step-down PICU units.
• Administered medications and treatments in accordance with established protocols and patient care plans.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to optimize patient outcomes and streamline care processes.
• Monitored vital signs and assessed patient conditions, promptly reporting changes to healthcare providers.

• Delivered nursing care on pediatric flow, managing medical surgical and OB adult patient overflow.
• Performed charge nurse duties and provided direct patient care.
• Delivered high-quality patient care in diverse clinical settings, ensuring adherence to safety protocols.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to develop comprehensive care plans tailored to patient needs.
• Monitored and assessed patients’ conditions, documenting changes and communicating effectively with healthcare providers.

• Implemented health care screening and medical program for children battling cancer at a getaway camp in Aspen Colorado for winter and summer sessions.
• Administered medications and monitored patient responses to treatments
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to develop comprehensive care plans
• Educated patients and families on health management and disease prevention strategies

• Filled an emergent short-term need as a travel nurse on a pediatric and adult medical-surgical floor
• Mastered essential unit operations to work independently on a 4 week contract
• Successfully secured 2 week extension following initial 4 week contract due to performance

• Cross-trained as RN between Home Care & Hospice and Patient Care Unit, providing care for adult and pediatric populations.
• Filled in as interim Nursing Supervisor for 9 months in the Home Care and Hospice Department
• Assisted with Case Management orientation for new staff members to help cover staffing shortages
• Provided nursing support during staffing shortages at nursing home in the nursing home as well as the front desk in times of need.

• Worked as travel nurse on shared pediatric and pediatric oncology floor, providing specialized care to diverse patient population
• Achieved hospital-based certification to independently administer chemotherapy, enhancing patient treatment options
• Learned unit functions efficiently during a 4-week contract.

• Provided nursing support across multiple units including PICU, medical-surgical, cardiac-burn, ortho-neuro-rehab, and oncology/hematology/BMT.
• Administered medications and monitored patient vital signs to ensure optimal recovery outcomes.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to develop and implement individualized care plans.
• Educated patients and families on disease management, treatment options, and preventive care strategies.

• Worked as a new graduate nurse on the Infant/Toddler Unit, providing care to young patients.
• Cared for patients undergoing peritoneal dialysis, ventilator support, chemotherapy, and post-operative care for kidney and liver transplants, cardiac, neurosurgical, spinal, GI, and endocrine procedures.
• Advanced from New Graduate to Clinician III, enhancing clinical skills and responsibilities.

Honors: Sigma Theta Tau, School of Nursing Scholarship, Dean's List

Leadership award: Only given to three students in the graduating class. Was nominated by my nursing school professors.