NICOLE GIYASOVA

Registered nurse with practical experience in patient care gained through clinical rotations. Demonstrates a solid understanding of patient care assessment, planning, and intervention. Committed to providing patient-centered care and ensuring the well-being of individuals under supervision. Aspiring to leverage ongoing education and clinical experience to secure a rewarding RN position.

• New Jersey RN license #26NR26191700
• Basic Life Support (CPR and AED) program certified by American Heart Association

Medical/Surgical unit, Old Bridge Medical center, (42 hours)

• Utilized fundamental knowledge to assist in total patient care based on the EHR

 Special Care unit, Perth Amboy Medical Center, (70 hours) 

• Demonstrated administering various medications/injections, performing appropriate assessments, providing nursing treatments under supervision of a clinical instructor

 Pediatric unit, JFK Medical Center, (36 hours)

• Assisted nurses with various tasks including bottle feedings, taking and assessing pediatric vital signs, weighing and measuring pediatric patients.
• Using atraumatic care to assist with pediatric patient care as well as therapeutic communication with patients and family

Geriatric unit, Bayshore Medical Center, (201 hours)

• Physical head-to-toe assessments using fundamental knowledge of the assessment of a geriatric patient.
• Medication administration under appropriate supervision as well as therapeutic communication with the geriatric population when patients have concerns about their health, care etc.
• Patient centered care based on the EHR and each individual patient

Labor and Delivery unit, Perth Amboy Medical Center, (36 hours)

• Assisted patients with birth and initial neonatal assessments. Administered medications and injections to the newborn under supervision of a clinical instructor

 Behavioral health unit, Perth Amboy Medical Center (16 hours)

• Interviewed and assessed patients with behavioral health concerns along with the use of therapeutic communication and developing patient rapport