Nylah Anderson

Patient Assessment:

• Conducted thorough assessments of expectant mothers to monitor vital signs, fetal well-being and maternal progress.
• Utilized electronic health records (EHR) systems to maintain accurate patient information.
• Coordinated with the health care team to ensure a safe and comfortable birthing environment for mothers and babies.

Labor Support:

• Ensure a comfortable and safe birthing experience.
• Administered pain relief measures, such as epidurals, according to physician orders.
• Participated in antepartum and postpartum assessments, including blood pressure monitoring and maternal well-being checks.

Obstetric Emergencies:

• Assisted in management of obstetric emergencies, such as postpartum hemorrhage, by promptly initiating appropriate interventions.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary team to ensure well-being of both mother and baby during critical situations.
• Helped manage obstetric emergencies during clinical rotations, resulting in positive patient outcomes.

• Manage 9+ patients' activities of daily living (ADLs) such as personal hygiene, special skin care, ambulation, and transfer
• Assists with treatment procedures, including enemas, ostomy care, oral suctioning, catheterization, bed making, collecting specimens, and sterile dressings
• Observes, monitors, reports, and documents patients' vital signs, conditions, and symptoms that result in improved quality of life
• Performs minor housekeeping to maintain a clean and safe environment for each patient.

• Utilized therapeutic communication techniques to facilitate patients’ optimum level of wellness
• Administered medications and monitored responses
• Assisted, reviewed, coordinated care plans and assessed alignment with long-term and short-term care goals
• Maintained the comfort and safety of each patient through careful monitoring and knowledge application
• Took and Recorded patient's vital signs, including pain level and bedside glucometer testing
• Performed IV starts, osteomyelitis care, dressing changes, tube feedings, enemas, and bladder catheterization, 12 lead electrocardiograms.