Summary
Overview
Work History
Education
Skills
Certification
Awards
Military Service
Additional Information
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Reve Nevarez

Reve Nevarez

Marion

Summary

Dedicated registered nurse with two decades of ICU expertise across various critical care environments, including Level I trauma centers and military operations. Awarded for outstanding compassionate care, demonstrating commitment to patient and family support. Proven ability to leverage diverse nursing background for enhanced patient outcomes. Eager to pursue a position as an aesthetic nurse to facilitate patient satisfaction in aesthetic procedures.

Overview

21
21
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Registered Nurse, Surgical Trauma ICU

US Military Treatment Facilities under DHA
08.2010 - Current
  • Providing triage, diagnosis, and care for patients with critical injuries and illnesses
  • Performing emergency medical procedures, such as IV insertion, intubation, medication administration, and blood drawing
  • Preparing patients for surgical procedures and assisting surgeons in the operation
  • Monitoring patients for signs of infection or complications and providing appropriate treatment
  • Providing emotional support to patients and their families
  • Coordinating with other medical staff and departments
  • Serving as liaisons between physicians and families and, when needed, law enforcement
  • Wound Care: They perform advanced wound care, including dressing changes and monitoring for signs of infection.
  • Assist with Surgical Wound Closures: They assist in closing surgical wounds.
  • Operate Specialized Equipment: They operate and monitor equipment like ventilators and intracranial pressure monitors.

US Army
07.2005 - Current
  • Primary responsibilities include prepare unit for combat, maintain a high level of unit readiness, and provide battle focused training.
  • Plans, supervises and assesses all unit training. Develops policies and procedures within Brigade Combat Team.
  • Lead, prepared, and executed training to ensure operational readiness for wartime, contingency and peacetime operations supporting USCENTCOM and support of Operation Inherent Resolve.
  • Successfully deployed Detachment to premier combat trainings under Health Force Protection, with 100% safety rate compliance and 100% validation for all training events.
  • Served as the Commander in Special Operations over two split forward damage control resuscitation (DCR) and damage control surgery (DCS) teams working with Special Forces and other elite coalition teams. Earned high recognition during the deployment to include Meritorious Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal with Combat Device, and Combat Action Badge.
  • Responsible for the management, training, discipline, morale, health, welfare, readiness and combat effectiveness of 1200 soldiers.
  • Responsible for over $6.5 Million worth of equipment. Directly managed the closure and transition of 3 logistics nodes, simultaneously, to prepare for combat transition in Special Operations Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan.

RN Infusion Nurse

iCRYO
06.2023 - 01.2024
  • Coordinating and administering therapeutic IV treatments and infusions
  • Developing care plans
  • Educating patients and caregivers
  • Managing complications with infusion therapies
  • Monitoring patient responses to treatment
  • Performing patient assessments
  • Reviewing lab reports and drug information

Education

Botulinum Toxin and Dermal Filler Training - Certification

Aesthetic Medical Educators
San Antonio, TX
08-2023

Nursing - B.A.

Lubbock Christian University
Lubbock, TX
07-2009

Skills

  • ICU expertise with critical care focus
  • Administration of medications and injections
  • Home health services including hospice care
  • Dermal fillers along with botulinum toxin treatments
  • Emergency code blue management skills
  • Nursing in medical-surgical units
  • Quality assurance practices in healthcare settings
  • Experience within med spas and hospitals alike
  • Leadership in nursing supervision and management roles
  • Computer literacy with typing proficiency included
  • Communication skills emphasizing phone etiquette
  • effective phlebotomy techniques including venipuncture
  • effective organizational strategies for healthcare professionals
  • delivery of acute care alongside triage responsibilities
  • general laboratory experience across medical fields
  • development of employee orientation programs

Certification

  • TNCC Certification
  • BLS Certification
  • CPR Certification
  • RN License
  • ACLS Certification
  • June 2023 to June 2027
  • APRN
  • PALS Certification
  • NIHSS Certification
  • Compact State Nurse License
  • Driver's License

Awards

DAISY AWARD, May 2024, The DAISY Award is based on criteria aligned with your organization’s mission and values. As well as how commitment to your workplace’s culture, such as social responsibility, community health, and environmental safety. It is the most prestigious award can receive as a nurse. Awarded for going above and beyond to not only provide patients and families with excellence in clinical care but also compassion.

Military Service

  • Major | United States Army | United States
  • June 2005 to Present
  • Description
  • Commander in Special Operations over a Forward Surgical Resusitation team in the Middle East with Green Berrets.
  • Commendations
  • Combat Medical Badge: actively engaging or being engaged by the enemy.
  • Meritorious Service Medal (3): Exceptional Service while serving as the Commander in a support of Operation Inherent Resolve over two split FRST's in Iraq and Syria.
  • Army Commendation Medal (4): Exceptional Service in Special Operations Joint Task Force.
  • Army Achievement Medal (5): Exemplary behavior and service for Commanding as well as serving as a Critical Care nurse, Charge Nurse of Critical Care Section at San Antonio Military Medical Center.
  • Armed Force Reserve Medal: Honorable and satisfactory service.
  • Navy and Marine Corp Achievement Medal: Rendered Honors to over 14 funerals within Texas and New Mexico and 2 Navy Balls.

Additional Information

Authorized to work in the US for any employer

Timeline

RN Infusion Nurse

iCRYO
06.2023 - 01.2024

Registered Nurse, Surgical Trauma ICU

US Military Treatment Facilities under DHA
08.2010 - Current

US Army
07.2005 - Current

Botulinum Toxin and Dermal Filler Training - Certification

Aesthetic Medical Educators

Nursing - B.A.

Lubbock Christian University
Reve Nevarez