Rose Hunt

• Leveraged feedback and process improvement opportunities to create safer and healthier environment and increase patient satisfaction.
• Recorded details regarding therapies to keep patient charts updated.
• Provided skilled, timely and level-headed emergency response to critically-ill patients.
• Educated family members and caregivers on patient care instructions.
• Implemented care plans for patient treatment after assessing physician medical regimens.
• Followed all personal and health data procedures to effectively comply with HIPAA laws and prevent information breaches.
• Conveyed treatment options, diagnosis information and home care techniques to patients and caregivers to continue care consistency.
• Explained course of care and medication side effects to patients and caregivers in easy-to-understand terms.
• Provide care to patients and families at the end of life
• Developed and implemented individualized care plan for each hospice patient while following physician instructions.
• Taught family members and caregivers various ways to manage patients' pain, how to check for vital signs and proper methods for dressing changes.
• Established hospice care services for elderly and disabled patients.
• Recognized and understood specific stages of dying process, providing comfort-based care during vulnerable times.
• Established and maintained successful relationships with patients, families and physicians by utilizing exemplary communication and active listening skills.
• Offered listening ear to both patients and loved ones to meet emotional and mental, as well as physical needs.
• Provided high level of quality, compassionate care to patients and caregivers during each nursing shift.
• Facilitated therapeutic communication, conflict resolution and crisis intervention by redirecting negative behaviors and helping patients regain or improve coping abilities.
• Sustained quality standards by performing routine medication audits and upholding internal and industry best practices.
• Delivered high level of quality care to diverse populations while overseeing patient admission and triaging based on acuity and appropriate department admission.

Provided end of life care to patients

• Managed patients' pain by implementing pharmacological and non-pharmacological pain management interventions.
• Developed and implemented individualized care plan for each hospice patient while following physician instructions.
• Taught family members and caregivers various ways to manage patients' pain, how to check for vital signs and proper methods for dressing changes.
• Established hospice care services for elderly and disabled patients.
• Recognized and understood specific stages of dying process, providing comfort-based care during vulnerable times.
• Established and maintained successful relationships with patients, families and physicians by utilizing exemplary communication and active listening skills.
• Offered listening ear to both patients and loved ones to meet emotional and mental, as well as physical needs.
• Provided high level of quality, compassionate care to patients and caregivers during each nursing shift.
• Educated family members and caregivers on patient care instructions.
• Facilitated therapeutic communication, conflict resolution and crisis intervention by redirecting negative behaviors and helping patients regain or improve coping abilities.
• Implemented care plans for patient treatment after assessing physician medical regimens.
• Managed patients recovering from medical or surgical procedures.
• Sustained quality standards by performing routine medication audits and upholding internal and industry best practices.
• Delivered high level of quality care to diverse populations while overseeing patient admission and triaging based on acuity and appropriate department admission.
• Evaluated patient histories, complaints, and current symptoms.
• Promoted patient and family comfort during challenging recoveries to enhance healing and eliminate non-compliance problems.
• Explained course of care and medication side effects to patients and caregivers in easy-to-understand terms.

• Ordered and analyzed diagnostic tests to identify and assess patient conditions.
• Managed patients' pain by implementing pharmacological and non-pharmacological pain management interventions.
• Administered medications and treatment to patients and monitored responses.
• Performed emergency medical procedures such as BLS, ACLS and other condition stabilizing interventions.
• Started intravenous fluids, administered medications, and documented patient charts by recording food and fluid output and intake.
• Managed caseload of 4-6 patients simultaneously by providing bedside care, treatments, IV therapy, and wound care.
• Advocated for and strived to protect health, safety, and rights of patient.
• Educated patients and families on medical-surgical procedures, therapeutic regimens, and pain management techniques.
• Performed intravenous therapy procedures and monitored chest tubes.
• Monitored patient vital signs to perform thorough condition assessments.
• Provided health education to patients and families regarding discharge instructions and plans of care.
• Implemented care plans for patient treatment after assessing physician medical regimens.
• Followed all personal and health data procedures to effectively comply with HIPAA laws and prevent information breaches.
• Educated family members and caregivers on patient care instructions.
• Offered exceptional care and support to individuals recovering from acute incidents and dealing with chronic conditions.
• Evaluated patient histories, complaints, and current symptoms.
• Managed patients recovering from medical or surgical procedures.
• Leveraged feedback and process improvement opportunities to create safer and healthier environment and increase patient satisfaction.