Pamela Seretis

• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams and families with effective communication to develop and implement individualized care plans for NICU patients.
• Monitored vital signs, conducted detailed assessments to identify care needs and monitor progress, administered medications and treatments in accordance with established protocol, reported changes to ensure timely interventions for at-risk neonatal infants.
• Educated families on neonatal care, fostering understanding and support during critical stages of treatment.
• Precepted new staff on NICU procedures, enhancing team competency and patient safety.
• Assisted with complex medical procedures such as intubation, lumbar punctures, and umbilical and PICC line placements under physician supervision.
• Maintained a safe and clean environment by adhering to infection control policies, proper equipment handling, and waste disposal procedures.
• Maintained meticulous records of patient care, treatment plans, and progress notes, ensuring accuracy and compliance with healthcare regulations.

• Administered first aid and emergency care to students, ensuring health and safety compliance.
• Conducted routine health screenings, identifying potential health issues for timely intervention.
• Developed and implemented individualized healthcare plans for students with chronic conditions.
• Collaborated with educators and parents to promote student wellness initiatives and health education programs.

Floated as a Registered nurse in the same capacity as my current job within the following units:

Emergency Department, Transitional Care Unit, Medical-Surgical Floors, NICU and NICU stepdown, Rehabilitaion Unit, Hematology-Oncology

Served our Country as a Navy Nurse Corpse officer at Portsmouth Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, VA in the following departments: Post Partum, Labor and Delivery and NICU from.

Division Officer at Admiral Joel T. Boone Branch Medical Clinic where I was in charge of 8-10 providers, 5-7 registered nurses and 10-15 Navy Corpsmen