Prentice Lewis

· Provided direct and indirect nursing care to 100 patients and families in route/preoperative situations under the supervision of a registered nurse.

· Recorded patient medical history within the electronic medical record system Genesis.

· Sterilized, cleaned, and organized instruments and equipment.

· Instructed patients on medication regimen, diagnostic testing, and procedures according to the physician's medical plan.

· Provided healthcare services for 3 hospitals within a 50-mile radius.

· Surgery circulator for the ophthalmic procedures within the operating room (OR).

· Maintained a sterile field.

· Obtained lab specimens.

· Educated patients and their families are safe for their condition.

· Collaborated closely with interdisciplinary healthcare teams to coordinate care plans, communicate patient needs, and support overall treatment goals.

· Assisted in cleaning, irrigating, and dressing burn wounds according to protocol. This included applying topical agents, changing dressings, and monitoring for signs of infection.

· Administered prescribed pain medications, monitored for side effects, and documented pain levels. They also assisted with positioning to reduce discomfort and prevent contractures

· Followed strict infection control procedures and assisted in escharotomy or fasciotomy procedures when ordered

· Assisted with feeding infants, which may include tube feeding or bottle feeding, depending on the infant's condition

· Autonomic dysreflexia prevention

· Bowel & Bladder Program Implementation

· Operated and maintained advanced neonatal equipment, including incubators, phototherapy units, and infusion pumps.

· Conduct initial and ongoing patient assessments, observe changes in condition, and report significant findings to RNs or physicians for timely intervention.

• Conducted frequent and irregular inmate counts and checks
• Escorted inmates individually or in groups to and from locations within the facility.
• Apply appropriate restraints and escort inmates individually or in groups to and from locations outside the facility (i.e. To court, to other facilities, hospitals, dentists, etc.)
• Responded to, and/or initiate emergency procedures when needed
• Conducted sanitation and security checks of inmate housing areas and other general facility areas
• Patrolled areas within the facility
• Performed outside perimeter checks
• Supervised inmates and inmate workers working in or around facility areas
• Performed pat-down searches and unclothed searches as necessary
• Conduct searches of inmate housing areas and general areas
• Investigating disturbances or suspicious activities
• Coordinate and/or direct the work of non-sworn personnel in the day-to-day operation of the facility
• Maintain secure control and accountability of all in-use duty keys, security keys, and radio equipment
• Ensure inmates follow all rules and regulations of the facility
• Respond to the medical needs of inmates as required and authorized
• Constructed misconduct reports for disciplinary issues
• Communicate written and/or verbal information to supervisors, corrections staff and inmates
• Process paperwork as needed for the operation of the Control Center

• Calibrated diagnostic equipment and performed troubleshooting methodology
• Recorded patient medical history within electronic medical record system Genesis
• Provided patient services to an average of 20 patients daily
• Instructed patients on medication regimen, diagnostic testing, and procedures according to physician medical plan
• Provided ophthalmic care to pediatric patients
• Surgery circulator for the ophthalmic procedures within operating room (OR)
• Maintain sterile field
• Proficient with Ocular Coherent Tomography (OCT), Heidelberg and Cirrus
• Installed and updated diagnostic equipment hardware to be compatible with upgraded Windows system
• Secured federal funding and contracts for mission-essential medical equipment totaling more than $500,000
• Conducted maintenance of ophthalmic equipment specified in the manual
• Performed equipment repair for ophthalmic diagnostic and laser equipment
• Ensured proper distance for visual acuity projector, calculated using height and feet calculations
• Performed computer troubleshooting and facilitated computer repairs
• After work was complete, I inspected the equipment and ensured proper operation
• Ordered medical and non-medical supplies for Ophthalmic Clinic
• Frequently used Outlook for communication and Microsoft Excel to track training for over 40 staff members
• Used the Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support system (DMLSS) an online interface containing contracted manufacturers for medical and non-medical supplies
• Managed clinical equipment totaling more than $3.8 million
• Maintained and managed competency files for over 40 staff members
• Provided career and life goal-oriented counseling for soldiers
• Provided training for proper hazmat disposal of pharmaceutical and biohazard waste
• Utilized hand tools such as hammer, drill, socket, wrench, screwdriver, and multimeter
• Carried weights more than 35 pounds consistently
• Worked around electrical sources, understanding the importance of lockout/tagout and safety procedures
• Provided surgical intervention and spectacles during annual humanitarian missions

Multistate License 06/2026