Natasha L. Anderson, MSN, RN

Pursuing part-time or full-time role working with the pediatric and/or neonatal populations that presents professional growth to leverage my interpersonal skills, efficient time management, and problem-solving expertise within my nursing career.

Inpatient Pediatric Oncology Practicum - Johns Hopkins Hospital [224 hours]

Inpatient Cardiovascular Step-down/Telemetry - Johns Hopkins Hospital [112 hours]

Pediatric Medical-Surgical and Burn Care - Johns Hopkins Hospital [112 hours]

Labor and Delivery/Postpartum - Sinai Hospital [112 hours]

General Medical-Surgical Unit - St. Agnes Hospital [112 hours]

Intermediate Medical Care Unit - Johns Hopkins Hospital [112 hours]

Psychiatric Rehabilitation - Johns Hopkins Hospital [112 hours]

Public Health - Waters Towers [112 hours]

Highlights of Clinical Skills:

• Performed patient care through monitoring and assessment, obtaining vital signs, and preforming daily hygiene.
• Performed technical skills under nurse supervision in both pediatric and adult populations such as documentation, medication administration, POCT glucose testing, and EKG testing and interpretation.
• Participated in patient admission and discharge teaching.

Pediatric Interest Group, Board member [7/2021- 5/2022]

Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, Baltimore, MD.

• Organized over 15 events for students interested in working with the pediatric population, including volunteer events to support patient and their families at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

Birth Companion

Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, Baltimore, MD [5/2021-4/2022]

• Met with birthing parents to design individualized birth plans in terms of health concerns, birthing desires and potential problems.
• Implemented care according to patient's plan in collaboration with patient, significant other and healthcare team.
• Used appropriate verbal and non-verbal communication to demonstrate warmth and caring in healing environment to support patients' and their families through labor and birthing process.
• Educated new parents about breastfeeding strategies, postpartum depression, and general coping techniques to adjust to changes of parenthood.

Early Infant & Childhood Education Volunteer [7/2021- 12/2021]

Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital, Baltimore, MD.

• Collaborated with child life specialists to assist in meeting the developmental goals of the neonate and infant pediatric patients.
• Activities included reading books, arts and crafts, music therapy, and cuddling with the smaller neonatal patients.

Long-term Care Unit Volunteer [11/2015- 12/2019]

Children's Specialized Hospital, Mountainside, NJ.

• Collaborated with child life specialists caring for medically-complex and special needs pediatric patients focusing on developing their socialization skills, and gross and fine motor skills.
• Activities included reading books, arts and crafts, music therapy, and cuddling with the smaller neonatal patients.
• Assisted with patient transportation and interactions during various community recreation events and programs that were hosted on the unit.

• RN License #988777-01, New York State Dept of Education: Office of Professions [Valid through 04/30/2028]
• RN License #26NR27304700, NJ Department of Consumer Affairs, [Valid through May 31, 2027]
• RN License #RN500017291, District of Columbia Dept of Health [Valid through June 30, 2026]
• RN License #R255741, Maryland Board of Nursing [Valid through June 28, 2027]
• BLS, American Heart Association [valid through February 2026]