Olivia Quinn MSN, FNP-C, CCRN

• 32 bed critical illness recovery hospital
• Provides comprehensive, specialized care for patients with acute and chronic respiratory disorders
• Primary focus on weaning patient from mechanical ventilation
• Perform procedures including but not limited to bronchoscopy, thoracentesis and central line placement under supervision of attending physician
• Initiate referrals to other healthcare specialists as necessary.
• Communicate plan of care to all interdisciplinary teams including physical/occupation therapy, speech language pathologist, dietician, nursing supervisor, respiratory therapy, case management and other consulted medical services
• Cultivate relationships with patients and their families through effective communication, interpersonal and active listening skills
• Coordinate safe patient discharges and transfers
• EMR: EPIC

• Deployed with emergency management division to manage all clinical operations on various missions including advanced practice providers, nurses, ancillary staff and logistics staff
• NYC COVID-19 Response: Surged 4,000 medical staff to 49 facilities to support COVID-19 crisis. Staffed 11 acute care hospitals, numerous long term acute care, correctional facilities and standup of temporary acute-care hospital
• Texas Med-Surge Operations: Deployed 20,000 staff members over 10 month period to assist over 400 facilities for COVID-19 crisis and staffing shortage. Sites included acute care facilities, alternative care centers, EMS crews and long term care facilities
• Border Response: Developed and assembled responder heath unit to provide basic onsite medical care to all deployed staff supporting emergency childcare services
• Acted as clinical liaison between facilities, client and governmental agencies. Improved operations by working cohesively to find workable solutions
• Reported to Director of clinical operations
• Managed occupational health unit and assisted worker compensation team
• Work closely in conjunction with New York Office of Emergency management, Texas and Louisiana Departments of Health, Baptist Christian Family Services, & Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Deployment with emergency management division to manage nursing clinical operations on various missions
• Provided clinical oversight for staff and services
• Developed policies and procedures to ensure compliance with regulations and standards of care.
• Managed the day-to-day operations of a multi-disciplinary clinical liaison team
• Hurricane Season 2020: Strategically placed 9 hurricanes task forces throughout the states of Louisiana and Texas with the ability to support shelters as needed
• Troubleshooted and resolved clinical issues such as but not limited, to infection control and PPE usages

32 bed MICU, level I trauma center

• Care for patients with complex critical care needs such as ARDS, COPD, CHF, organ transplants and acute/chronic renal failure
• Maintain patients requiring complex modes of ventilation, vasoactive medications, and CRRT
• Respond to code situations
• Precept new hire and new graduate nurses to unit
• EMR: Cerner

20 bed MSICU, 341 bed community hospital

• Worked with interdisciplinary team to provide comprehensive care to patients suffering from acute and chronic critical conditions
• Maintained continuous hemodynamic monitoring
• EMR: EPIC

6 bed ICU, 62 bed community hospital

• Assisted in opening of 6 bed intensive care unit
• Responsible for orienting new intensive care unit nurses
• Floated between intensive care and medical-surgical unit
• EMR: Healthland & paper charting

• Provided services to clients in a special needs shelter during Hurricane Irma
• Responsible for 15-20 clients
• Assisted with activities of daily living, medication administration and discharge planning
• Worked alongside United States Public Health Service, Florida Department of Health and Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Part of a team of nurses responsible for providing holistic care to 330 campers, ages 5-16 and 100 staff members
• Duties included medication administration, assessing sport-related injuries, treating infections such as impetigo, and strep throat, escorting campers on field trips and hospital (when applicable) and addressing issues related to living in close quarters such as lice
• EMR: Camp Finder

22 bed MSICU, level II trauma center

• Cared for patients with Swan-Ganz catheters, external ventricular drains, lumbar drains
• Supported providers during bedside procedures such as intubation and central venous catheter placement
• Mentored new graduate nurses in the intensive care unit
• Floated to progressive care and medical surgical units
• EMR: EPIC

27 bed MSICU, level II trauma center

• Cared for patients with life threatening traumatic injuries such MVA and gunshot wounds
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary health care team
• Responded to code situations
• Utilized available tele-health technology of electronic intensive care unit
• Floated to medical surgical units
• EMR: Meditech