Paris Coffield

• Donor Eligibility Assessment: Conduct informed consent processes, medical history interviews, physical examinations, and review of laboratory test results to determine donor eligibility.
• Management of Donor Adverse Events: Evaluate and manage donor reactions, following standard operating procedures (SOPs) for medical emergencies, including coordination with emergency care facilities when necessary.
• Laboratory Test Review: Analyze laboratory test results and notify donors of any unsuitable findings, ensuring confidentiality and compliance with regulations.
• Employee Health Support: Administer vaccinations (e.g., Hepatitis B, Seasonal Flu) to employees, manage employee incidents, and coordinate with occupational health services as needed.
• Pandemic Coordination: Act as a Pandemic Coordinator when authorized, supporting investigations related to pandemic threats within the local community.
• Regulatory Compliance: Ensure all procedures and practices comply with FDA regulations and BioLife's SOPs, maintaining a safe and compliant environment for both donors and staff.

Agencies: Intely Care Inc.,Oculus Healthcare Staffing(Current), Trinity Medpro Staffing(2023)

• Delivered Versatile Clinical Care: Provided nursing care across multiple facilities including long-term care, rehabilitation, and behavioral health, adapting quickly to each environment.
• Administered Medications Safely: Gave oral, subcutaneous, IM, and IV medications in accordance with physician orders and facility protocols.
• Conducted Patient Assessments: Monitored vital signs, recognized changes in patient conditions, and reported critical findings to appropriate providers.
• Performed Wound and Basic Procedures: Completed dressing changes, skin assessments, specimen collection, and other clinical tasks within scope of practice.
• Maintained Detailed Documentation: Accurately recorded all nursing care, medication administration, and patient interactions in various EHR systems.
• Collaborated with On-Site Staff: Communicated effectively with facility nurses, doctors, and support staff to ensure continuity of care and patient safety.
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• Delivered Direct Patient Care: Provided timely, compassionate care under the supervision of RNs and physicians in a fast-paced emergency room environment.
• Assisted in Emergency Procedures: Supported clinical staff during triage, wound care, IV starts, catheterizations, and other urgent interventions.
• Performed Routine Diagnostics: Conducted vital signs, EKGs, blood glucose checks, and collected lab specimens to support rapid diagnosis.
• Monitored Patient Status: Observed and documented changes in patient conditions, reporting promptly to the care team for timely intervention.
• Maintained Accurate Documentation: Recorded patient assessments, treatments, medications, and responses in electronic medical records in accordance with facility standards.
• Collaborated with Multidisciplinary Teams: Worked closely with physicians, RNs, techs, and ancillary staff to ensure coordinated, efficient emergency care.
• Educated and Supported Patients: Explained procedures and discharge instructions clearly, offering reassurance and emotional support during crises.

• Patient Care: Monitor vital signs, administer medications, assist with daily activities (eating, bathing, dressing), and ensure patient comfort.
• Medical Procedures: Perform wound care, insert catheters, collect specimens, and assist physicians during examinations or minor procedures.
• Documentation: Maintain accurate patient records, noting observations, treatments administered, and patient responses.
• Collaboration: Work closely with Registered Nurses (RNs), physicians, and other healthcare team members to develop and implement patient care plans.
• Adaptability: Quickly acclimate to different healthcare facilities' protocols, electronic health record systems, and team dynamics.

• Supervised Direct Care Staff: Led and supported CNAs in delivering high-quality care aligned with individual patient care plans.
• Medication Administration: Accurately administered oral, IV, and IM medications as prescribed, ensuring proper documentation and safety.
• Patient Monitoring & Documentation: Assessed residents regularly, recorded condition changes, and communicated concerns to physicians promptly.
• Wound & Tracheostomy Care: Provided advanced wound care including dressing changes, debridement, and trach care in compliance with treatment protocols.
• Care Coordination: Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams during admissions, discharges, and ongoing care planning to ensure continuity.
• Family & Patient Communication: Educated patients and families about medical conditions and treatment plans while offering emotional support.