Olivia Clotfelter

• Managed critical care patients with complex medical conditions, providing compassionate care and support to families.
• Conducted ongoing monitoring of vital signs, lab results, and diagnostic tests to promptly identify changes in patient conditions.
• Monitored patients' respiratory status and ventilator operation and made adjustments to promote stabilization.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to develop individualized care plans for optimal patient recovery.
• Delivered outstanding patient care in neonatal, medical, surgical, and cardiac critical care units.
• Cross trained in pediatric ICU and emergency medicine.

• Attached to 932D Medical Squadron
• Currently orientating to unit and tentatively waiting to attend Officer Training School, scheduled for August - October 2024.
• Provided medical support for 2024 NASCAR Race, triaging and treating 143 patients.

• Ascension All Saints Hospital | Racine, WI

o ICU – 22 Beds

• University Hospital |Columbia, MO

o CICU – 20 Beds

• BJC Christian Hospital | St. Louis, MO

o CCU/SICU/MICU/CICU – 26 Beds

• Mercy | Iowa City, IA

o ICU – 20 Beds

• Served as a Platoon Sergeant for the 141st Medical Detachment, Field Hospital.
• Responsible for accountability, training, health, discipline, and welfare of soldiers
• Additional duties included unit readiness, administering the Army’s Combat Fitness Test, and ensuring soldiers were within regulation and physically prepared for deployment.
• Certified Range Safety Officer, ensuring safety of soldiers when qualifying with weapons.
• Worked well in a team setting, providing support and mentorship to peers and junior enlisted.
• Participated in humanitarian missions and provided vital healthcare services to underserved populations in the Dominican Republic and Guatemala.
• Deployed with the 811th Hospital to Stamford, CT. Operating two medical-surgical floors at Stamford Hospital in the heat of the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Provided patient care, assessments, and interventions for a 20-bed CCU for trauma and post-surgical patients
• Monitor vital signs and adequacy of ventilation, and administer medications determined by the patient’s condition.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams for comprehensive patient care plans, resulting in better health outcomes.
• Improved patient outcomes by providing high-quality nursing care and implementing evidence-based practices.
• Enhanced patient satisfaction through effective communication, empathy, and timely response to their needs.

• Assessed patients' temperature, pulse, and blood pressure and recorded electronic medical records.
• Administered medications and injections to patients.
• Delegated tasks effectively, optimizing staff productivity and maintaining a well-organized nursing unit.
• Managed complex wound care cases, applying advanced knowledge of wound healing principles to achieve optimal results.
• Developed strong relationships with patients'' families, keeping them informed of progress reports and collaborating on decisions regarding their loved ones'' healthcare plans.
• Provided compassionate end-of-life care, supporting patients and their families through difficult times.