Patience Gilmore RN

• Served as relief Charge RN, coordinating staff assignments, managing admissions and discharges, attending high-risk deliveries, and providing leadership, clinical support, and emergency response to ensure safe, high-quality care for critically ill neonates.
• Implemented unit policy and education on T-Piece resuscitators and presented poster at national conference.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to develop comprehensive care plans for neonatal patients, ensuring optimal outcomes.
• Mentored new nursing staff, providing guidance on best practices and specialized knowledge of neonatal care techniques.

• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to quickly assess patients and deliver appropriate treatment for complex patients with multiple comorbidities while managing rapidly changing conditions.
• Performed comprehensive assessments of neonatal patients, identifying subtle changes in condition that required medical intervention or modification of treatment plans.
• Managed infants with complex cardiac, surgical, and metabolic diagnoses collaborating closely with specialty teams to optimize care and outcomes.
• Assisted with complex procedures such as intubation, central line placement, and lumbar punctures to ensure optimal patient outcomes.
• Provided emotional support to families during difficult times, demonstrating empathy and understanding in high-stress situations.

Kaiser- San Jose Medical Center Nov 2022-July 2023

• NICU Level II- 12 beds
• Attend normal and high risk deliveries
• Stabilize and transport neonates as needed for higher level of care

Tenet- Desert Regional Medical Center Apr 2022-Oct 2022

• NICU Level III- 30 beds
• Care for neonates >23 weeks gestation

Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital Jan 2022-Apr 2022

• NICU Level III- 12 beds
• Care for neonate >28 weeks gestation

Providence-Little Company of Mary Sept 2021-Dec 2021

• NICU Level III- 34 beds
• Care of neonates >23 weeks gestation including infants requiring GI surgery for gastroschisis

Kaiser- Fontana Medical Center

• NICU Level III-36 beds
• Care of neonates >23 weeks gestation requiring surgical care including gastronomy, staged gastroschisis repair, TEF repair

• Adaptable to multiple Denver-metro hospitals including 84 bed level IV unit and various Level III units.
• Applied nursing expertise to meet needs of neonates in challenging new environments.