Quayonna Holloway

• Assessed patient health and developed individualized care plans accordingly.
• Identified potential safety hazards in the environment or among patients' behaviors.
• Educated patients on health maintenance, disease prevention, and treatment options.
• Provided direct nursing care to patients, including administering medications, wound care, and IV therapy.
• Carried out physician orders regarding tests or medication administration accurately and safely.
• Attended continuing education courses to stay up-to-date on current trends in nursing practice.
• Performed physical examinations and assessments of patients' medical histories.
• Assisted doctors during medical procedures.

• Administered prescribed medications and treatments in accordance with approved nursing techniques.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary team members to develop individualized patient care plans.
• Provided emotional support to families dealing with illness or death of a loved one.
• Facilitated the transfer of critically ill patients from the ER to other departments or facilities for further evaluation or treatment.
• Monitored patient progress and reported any changes in status to attending physicians promptly.
• Administered emergency medical treatments to stabilize patients in life-threatening situations.
• Responded quickly to life threatening situations using advanced cardiac life support protocols.
• Provided direct patient care, including administering medications, wound dressing changes, IV therapy, and monitoring vital signs.
• Treated patients suffering from trauma, acute chest pain, respiratory failure and drug overdoses.
• Triaged incoming patients and communicated with doctors to encourage timely attention to urgent situations.

• As a Er nurse I provide care for patient suffering from trauma or other illnesses that require emergency attention
• Treating life threatening conditions with the ability to deploy rapid assessment and treatment of patients in highly critical situations, particularly during the initial phase of acute illness and trauma, where every second is important
• Often floated from ER to progressive cardiac care unit when short staffed
• CPR, ACLS , and PALS
• Epic , Cerner, Meditech

Ability to handle 8-9 Patients daily

Central Line Catheter care
Performs venipuncture, IV infusion therapy and pump usage
Wound care assessment, documentation and wound prevention protocol as per policy
Completes Plan of Care. Initiate, review and resolve based on diagnosis and history
Completes assessments and reassessments and required documentation accurately and timely
Renders appropriate nutritional care including enteral + parenteral therapies
Medication administration which includes critical medications and evaluates response
Adheres to infection prevention protocol including but not limited to hand hygiene, PPE and universal precautions
Administration of blood and blood products
Able to , oral, naso, tracheostomy, endo, and tracheal suctioning

Adapts to varied age specific patient populations; e.g. infant, toddler, adult, etc.
Identifies concomitant health + social needs of patients
Ensures proper discharge instructions and medication reconciliation including follow-up referral

• Recorded patient condition, vital signs, recovery progress and medication side effects.
• Administered medications, tracked dosages and documented patient conditions.
• Collected and documented vital signs to track current patient conditions.
• Administered critical IV medications to stabilize patients for assessment and treatment.
• Triaged and treated high-volume caseload in busy emergency room setting.

• Monitored and recorded patient condition, vital signs, recovery progress and medication side effects.
• Administered medications, tracked dosages and documented patient conditions.
• Supervised nurse administration of oral, intramuscular and IV medications to patients as prescribed, monitoring responses for adverse reactions.
• Treated patients suffering from chronic and acute medical concerns, including asthma, seizure disorders and pneumonia.
• Assisted patients with healing and recovery after surgery by closely monitoring and caring for wounds, answering questions and educating about continued care strategies.

• Delivered physician-ordered treatments and monitored responses to quickly spot complications and side effects.
• Assessed patients using comprehensive evaluation techniques and sound clinical judgment.
• Improved care outcomes with proactive education, communication and guidance for patients and family members.
• Performed nursing tasks to deliver high level of care and comply with procedures and regulations.
• Administered medications and treatments as directed and as appropriate for patient's medical care in collaboration with multi-disciplinary team.
• Implemented pre, intra- and post-care, evaluating response to clinical interventions with progression toward discharge.

• Prepared treatment rooms for patients by cleaning surfaces and restocking supplies.
• Relayed messages from patients to physicians about concerns, condition updates or refill requests to facilitate treatment.
• Scheduled appointments for patients via phone and in person.
• Interviewed patients to verify information, record medical history and confirm purpose of visit.
• Assessed, documented and monitored vital signs for patients within outpatient setting.
• Maintained inventory, vaccination and product expiration logs to record updated documentation for tracking purposes.