Phyllis Thorn

• Improved patient outcomes by providing high-quality, emergency nursing care to patients in a fast-paced environment.

• Managed onboard inventory of medications and supplies to ensure adequate preparation for each mission.
• Cultivated positive relationships with referring facilities through professional conduct during patient transfers and consultations.
• Performed advanced clinical interventions as needed to stabilize patients during transport, improving their chances for recovery upon arrival at receiving facilities.
• Utilized advanced flight nursing knowledge and skills to provide exceptional patient care in challenging environments while maintaining a high level of professionalism.

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• Open Heart UMMC Towson MD ( 13 weeks) local travel
• Johns Hopkins Hospital CCU (26 weeks) local travel
• Medical University of South Carolina ( 28 weeks extended assignment) to assist with the opening of new unit called "Emergency Admissions Unit" while concurrently assisting in the implementation of hospital wide EPIC conversion. Developed SOPs, acuity criteria and staffing model for new unit.

• Level 1 Trauma Center – Staff and Charge RN
• Preceptor for new employees
• Member of Hospital Wide education committee
• Member hospital wide computer committee
• Computer Superuser - Cerner