
Dedicated and highly motivated senior nursing student with a strong foundation in patient-centered care, developed through extensive nursing school clinical rotations and hands-on professional healthcare experience within Atlantic Health System. Demonstrated career progression from patient registration to direct patient care roles in the Emergency Department, Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU), and various outpatient clinical settings. Nursing education has provided additional clinical exposure to medical-surgical nursing, telemetry, orthopedics, emergency and trauma care, pediatrics, and maternal-newborn nursing, further strengthening clinical knowledge, critical thinking, and patient assessment skills. Professional experience includes assisting with emergency resuscitations, performing CPR, obtaining EKGs, phlebotomy, specimen collection, vital sign monitoring, and supporting postoperative patient care. Recognized for strong interdisciplinary communication, adaptability across diverse clinical environments, and the ability to identify and promptly report changes in patient condition. Committed to integrating academic knowledge with real-world clinical experience to deliver safe, compassionate, and evidence-based nursing care, with a strong interest in pursuing a career in emergency and acute care nursing.
● Provide direct patient care and clinical support across multiple Atlantic Medical Group locations, including Westfield, Clark, and Internal Medicine at the Overlook MAC Building, adapting to different clinical workflows and patient populations.
● Obtain, monitor, and document vital signs for adult and pediatric patients, promptly communicating abnormal findings or changes in patient condition to physicians and nursing staff.● Provide direct patient care and clinical support in a busy outpatient primary care setting, collaborating with physicians, registered nurses, and other healthcare professionals.
● Obtain and document vital signs for adult and pediatric patients, supporting clinical assessments and ongoing patient care.
● Perform phlebotomy and collect blood and urine specimens for laboratory testing, following appropriate collection and handling procedures.
● Promptly communicate abnormal findings, patient concerns, and changes in patient condition to providers to support timely evaluation and intervention.
● Assist with medication refill requests by preparing and pending prescriptions for provider review and authorization.
● Prepare and pend clinical orders for physician review and approval in the electronic medical record.
● Coordinate with outside healthcare facilities to obtain imaging reports, diagnostic results, and medical records for provider review.
● Manage patient telephone communications, relay concerns to appropriate clinical staff, and facilitate follow-up care.
● Handled numerous phone calls to gather imaging reports for physician review.
● Demonstrate strong interdisciplinary communication, organization, and clinical prioritization in a fast-paced outpatient environment.
● Provided direct patient care in a high-acuity Emergency Department, gaining experience across multiple treatment areas, including Red, Amber, Yellow, and Blue Zones.
● Collaborated closely with registered nurses and physicians to support timely interventions, patient safety, and continuity of care in a fast-paced emergency setting.
● Assisted the interdisciplinary healthcare team in caring for patients presenting with traumatic injuries, respiratory distress, cardiac emergencies, and other acute medical conditions that may need emergent assessments.
● Actively participated in emergency code responses, performing CPR and assisting nursing staff during resuscitation efforts.
● Recognized signs of respiratory distress, assisted with appropriate patient positioning, including head-of-bed elevation, and immediately escalated concerns to available clinical personnel.
● Obtained, monitored, and documented vital signs, promptly reporting abnormal findings and changes in patient condition to nursing staff.
● Performed 12-lead EKGs and promptly communicated potential rhythm abnormalities or concerning findings to physicians and registered nurses.
● Performed phlebotomy and collected blood and urine specimens for diagnostic testing, following appropriate patient identification and specimen-handling protocols.
● Assisted with safe patient transportation to diagnostic imaging departments, including CT, MRI, and ultrasound.
● Demonstrated initiative, adaptability, and strong communication skills while working alongside nursing staff during emergency procedures and routine patient care.
Direct patient care
Vital signs assessment
12-lead EKG
Phlebotomy techniques
Specimen collection
CPR certification
Emergency response assistance
Trauma support
Patient condition escalation
Respiratory distress management
Patient intake preparation
Safe patient transport
Infection prevention