Raegan Williams

• Perform frequent and comprehensive assessments, interpreting vital signs, neurologic status, respiratory patterns, and fluid balance to detect early changes and promote timely intervention.
• Develop individualized care plans using the full nursing process; implement and adjust interventions based on patient condition, safety goals, and expected outcomes.
• Provide compassionate, patient- and family-centered care, including emotional support, education, and clear communication during vulnerable or stressful situations.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to coordinate safe, evidence-based care and ensure smooth transitions between levels of care.
• Monitor patient progress toward goals, evaluate interventions, and escalate changes promptly to optimize outcomes and prevent complications.
• Maintain strict adherence to infection prevention, safety standards, sterile technique, accurate documentation, and institutional protocols.
• Demonstrate adaptability across varied shifts and clinical scenarios, prioritizing safely, supporting peers, and maintaining professionalism in a fast-paced care environment.

• Work closely with postpartum mothers, newborns (as young as 4 days old), and families—creating a calm, safe, and emotionally supportive environment that promotes bonding, comfort, and trust.

• Provide gentle, hands-on guidance for newborn safety, positioning, swaddling, and comfort measures—ensuring physical protection, emotional sensitivity, and trauma-informed family support.

• Support new parents through education, reassurance, and clear communication—helping them feel confident, valued, and empowered during vulnerable postpartum moments.

• Demonstrate cultural awareness and emotional intelligence by customizing experiences to reflect each family’s values, traditions, milestones, and transitional needs.

• Build strong therapeutic-like relationships through active listening, empathy, and relational communication—skills essential for maternal and newborn education, recovery, and emotional well-being.

• Manage full client experience from inquiry to delivery, including scheduling, informed consent, contracts, parent education materials, communications, and follow-up support.

• Maintain a safe, sanitized, and developmentally appropriate studio environment with attention to newborn safety protocols, infection prevention, temperature control, and comfort practices.

• Engage in continuous professional development through newborn safety training, workshops, mentorship, and certifications to expand knowledge of safe handling, parent education, and family-centered care.