Compassionate nurse with a focus on patient education and ethical practice. Experience in triaging calls and coordinating care plans, ensuring comprehensive support for cardiac health and safety.
Executed responsibilities across various cardiology departments, including general electrophysiology and interventional cardiology.
Adapted to unique preferences and practices of physicians while filling in for absent nursing staff.
Assisted two doctors and a nurse practitioner in daily operations. Supported clinical activities while collaborating with healthcare professionals.
-Doctor's specialty-interventionalist- vascular and cardiac and general cardiology
Oversaw Coumadin INR monitoring for patient safety and effective anticoagulation management.
Delivered comprehensive teaching to patients to ensure understanding of pre- and post-procedure protocols.
Collaborated with nuclear and echo departments to prioritize urgent appointment scheduling.
worked with meditech system
Held multiple roles at University of Vermont Cardiology, demonstrating adaptability and commitment.
Worked as a Clinic RN working with specialties of general, interventional and ep
Supported clinical operations for a doctor focused on pulmonary hypertension, Down syndrome, and congenital heart defects through part-time engagement.
Facilitated a supportive environment by launching a Pah support group that met monthly. Cultivated educational opportunities through guest speaker engagements, enhancing emotional support for group members.
Assisted in cardiac research by enrolling patients in clinical studies and following protocols closely. Supported team efforts in patient enrollment for studies and adherence to established research protocols.
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Supported patient care onn the orthopedic floor, medical floor in a step-down unit and cardiac surgery department. Assisted in daily operations across various positions within the healthcare setting. Participated in a collaborative team environment to enhance patient outcomes.
Current BLS and ACLS
Current RN license