Perry Spencer

• Assisted physicians with diagnostic and interventional procedures, ensuring optimal patient care and safety.
• Minimized complications by identifying and responding to emergent situations promptly and efficiently.
• Improved patient outcomes by providing high-quality nursing care in the Cardiac Cath Lab setting.
• Enhanced patient care by effectively monitoring vital signs and hemodynamic parameters during procedures.
• Supported quality improvement initiatives related to Cardiac Cath Lab operations through active participation in department meetings, audits, surveys, or reviews of relevant literature or guidelines.
• Delivered compassionate nursing care while managing emotional needs of patients undergoing invasive cardiac procedures.
• Ensured smooth workflow by coordinating pre-and post-procedure activities for patients undergoing cardiac catheterization.
• Administered nursing care to cardiac patients undergoing diagnostic, therapeutic or emergency services.
• Provided post-procedural care for patients, including monitoring vital signs, assessing pain management needs, and educating patients on discharge instructions.
• Enhanced procedural efficiency by preparing necessary supplies, medications, and equipment prior to each case.
• Supported physicians throughout introduction of medical devices and vascular closure with collagen plugs and stitches.

My job duties required me to closely work with the public to discuss results of their tests and discuss next steps with clientele. This included discussing medical history, medications, and developing a plan of action. Worked closely with physicians on staff to help clientele

• Promoted interdisciplinary collaboration by fostering strong relationships with physicians, therapists, and other healthcare professionals.
• Mentored new nursing staff members to promote adherence to established best practices and foster professional growth.
• Followed all HIPAA rules and regulations regarding patient confidentiality.
• Delegated tasks and provided leadership for Number nurses and support personnel.
• Streamlined workflow for nursing staff by conducting regular unit assessments and process improvements.
• Managed staffing needs efficiently by creating flexible schedules that maximized coverage during peak times without exceeding budget constraints.
• Managed departmental budget effectively, identifying cost-saving opportunities while maintaining high-quality care delivery.
• Improved patient care by implementing evidence-based nursing practices and protocols.
• Promoted a positive work environment by addressing staff concerns promptly and providing resources for professional development opportunities.

• Discussed patient care and treatment with care team members to optimize intervention plans and care delivery.
• Answered questions and addressed concerns from employees via email, phone and in person.
• Provided direct nursing care to patients when personnel was short-staffed.
• Ensured compliance with regulatory standards through regular audits of documentation, policies, and procedures.
• Maintained proper staff levels within budget parameters to deliver high levels of care to every patient.
• Improved patient satisfaction scores by addressing concerns promptly and ensuring consistent delivery of high-quality care.
• Educated patients and families on treatment procedures and answered questions for thorough home care plans.

• Managed critical care patients with complex medical conditions, providing compassionate care and support to families.
• Conducted ongoing monitoring of vital signs, lab results, and diagnostic tests to promptly identify changes in patient conditions.
• Monitored patients' respiratory status and ventilator operation and made adjustments to promote stabilization.
• Administered medications safely and effectively, following established protocols and guidelines for dosage calculations and administration techniques.
• Served as a liaison between physicians, family members, and patients on complex end-of-life decisions within the intensive care unit.