Nuhmine Woldab

• Coordinate complex care plans for pediatric patients with chronic respiratory illnesses including asthma, cystic fibrosis, and bronchopulmonary dysplasia.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, pulmonologists, respiratory therapists, and social workers, to ensure comprehensive treatment and follow-up.
• Educate patients and families on disease management, medication adherence, and home care protocols to improve long-term outcomes.
• Manage tracheostomy care, specimen collections, medication authorizations, and DME coordination.
• Maintain meticulous documentation and communication across EPIC and Cerner systems to optimize continuity of care.

• Administered medications via oral, IV, and intramuscular injections and monitored responses.

• Provide wound care management, including dressing changes, infection prevention, debridement, and pain management for patients with various wound types.
• Provides physical care to the patient, which may include vital signs, pain assessments, dressing changes, wound care, administering medications, and assists providers with exams.
• Teaching and counseling patients and families regarding treatments, side effects, medications, diagnostic tests, issues surrounding life changes, and necessary adaptations regarding diagnosis and treatment.
• Conducts initial nursing assessment on all patients, and documents and implements plan of care.
• Obtain informed consent from study participants, ensuring they understand the procedures and potential and risks involved.
• Conducts comprehensive assessment to identify patients needs, resources and support system.
• Conducts telephone triage from patients. Determines if intervention is necessary, communicates with the appropriate provider, and documents accordingly. Calls in prescriptions, as needed.
• Obtains and monitors lab data and test results for current and follow-up patients. Documents results and discuss with provider and patient.
• Identifies patient problems and manages patient symptoms related to illness and/or treatment
• Advocate for personalized treatment option that address a patient’s unique care needs.
• Plan and coordinate care, resources, and services on a case-by-case basis with family members, medical professionals, and other health service providers.
• Develops patient teaching materials, regarding the management of side effects of treatment, etc.
• Maintains files for research protocols as deemed necessary by the primary team.

• Monitor and manage endocrine conditions such as Type 1 diabetes, growth hormone deficiencies, adrenal disorders and thyroid disease
• Administer medications including hormone therapy and other prescribed treatment.
• Educated patients and families on managing chronic conditions, specifically insulin administrations, blood glucose monitoring and dietary requirements for diabetes.
• Assess growth, development and hormonal balance in pediatric patients.
• Support children and families in managing lifestyle changes associated with endocrine disorder.
• Perform diagnostic tests such as blood glucose monitoring and collect lab samples for further analysis.
• Document patients’ history, progress, and treatment plans accurately in electronic health records.

• Evaluate patient needs, prioritize treatment, and maintain patient flow.
• Perform physical examinations and track heart rate, blood pressure, and pulse oxymetry measurements.
• Report deteriorating conditions to primary health care specialists without delay.
• Maintain and update medical chart, patient files, and health records.
• Explain treatments, procedures, and after- care instructions, as well as answer patients questions.
• Prepare sterile equipment and applied dressing as needed; administer injections when appropriate.
• Document all treatments in electronic medical records (EMR) using correct HIPAA-compliant terminology.

• Performs general nursing care to patients. Administers prescribed medications and treatments in accordance with nursing standards. Coordinates patient care activities for the clinic.
• Prepares the equipment and assists provider during procedures, treatments, examinations, and testing of patients.
• Observes, records, and reports patient’s condition and reaction to drugs and treatments to provider. Dispense medication as directed.
• Provide direct nursing care to children from infancy to adolescence by assessing and administering medications, vaccinations, and treatment as prescribed.
• Greet patients and prepares them for physical examination. Obtains height/ weight, blood pressure, medical history information and prepares patient for examination.
• Responds to and refers incoming telephone calls. Instructs patient and family regarding medications and treatment instructions. Documents such information in patient chart.
• Maintains and reviews patient records to ensure documentation is complete and follow-up has been scheduled and/or completed.
• Educates patient and family about diagnostic process, medications, nutrition, and maintenance of health and wellness.
• Suggests solutions to patient care crisis problems and complaints.
• If call warrants a triage, the caller’s stated symptoms will be assessed to determine the appropriate level of care required to safely meet the patient’s medical needs. (Emergent, urgent, non-urgent or home care status)

• Met potential customers including doctors, hospital staff and other medical professionals.
• Provided and educated about various product offerings.
• Managed records and achieved sales targets.

• Analyzed claims for Medicare/Medicaid eligibility.
• Reviewed complex policies and procedures and accurately interpreted data to determine initial and continuing patient eligibility.
• Exercised critical thinking skills.
• Attention to detail with accurate data entry.
• Maintained accurate case records, including written narratives.
• Ensured compliance with federal regulations.
• Maintained accurate records by scanning and documenting all pertinent client information.

• Communicated with the Registered Nurse regarding the patient’s status.
• Provided basic care needs to acute inpatients, activities of daily living.
• Assisted patients with ambulation and transfers.
• Measured vital signs and performed nursing tasks as delegated by the Registered Nurse.
• Maintained medical supplies in patient rooms.