Competent and caring RN offering 24 years of carrying out patient care in a variety of hospital environments. Demonstrated assessing patients, deliver treatments and delegate tasks. Proven history of advocating for patient needs and fostering quality care. Experience includes labor and delivery, well baby nursery, assistance with stabilization of infants for transfer to higher levels of care, DON in LTC and Psyche facilites, med-surg and staff nurse in LTC.
Duties included working in busy labor/delivery/newborn nursery/postpartum. Implementing physician orders, caring for the patient requiring fetal assessments and fetal monitoring and labor management, administering prescribed medications as ordered and monitoring vital signs, assisted physicians/midwives during deliveries, procedures, treatments and examinations as well as sample collection. Monitoring, recording and communicating patient conditions as appropriate. Utilizing computerized documentation systems, educate patients and families as well as providing age and cultural specific care. Familiar with computer charting in Watchchild . This Job was contract position, Personal Contract with IHS which I did in conjunction with my permanent job with RMCH
Duties included working in labor/delivery/newborn nursery/postpartum. Implemented physician orders, cared for patients requiring fetal assessments and fetal monitoring. Administered prescribed medications and monitored vital signs, assisted physician during deliveries, treatment and examination. Monitored, recorded and communicated patient condition as appropriate. Utilized computerized documentation systems, educated patients and families as well as provided age and culturally appropriate care. Familiar with QS labor system as well as HMS system. Job was contract position. For 3 months with Liquid Agents
Nursing Supervisor of urgent care clinic in which duties included the scheduling of nurses as well filling in for vacations or absences, placing orders for state and private vaccine programs, ordering supplies as well as staying within the budget. Triage of patients including health history, medical profiles and history of current illness. Performing EKG’s, and notifying
higher level of care when needed, administer TB tests and vaccine, input into VacTrak system and assist physicians as needed for direct patient care, removing stitches, burn care, wound care and redressing wounds. Dispense or administer medications as ordered by physician, chart in patient medical records. Provide patient follow-up calls and call in prescriptions and lab results, assist with patient referrals, prior authorizations for medications and patient procedures and testing, confirmations of pregnancy, as well as any state reporting that must be made to the CDC. Reason for Leaving: Relocated back to Lower 48
Duties included being responsible for the direct and indirect nursing care provided for a primarily adult/geriatric ESRD patient population. Using the nursing process to care for patients in an outpatient setting according to their individual needs, determine and implement a plan of care, evaluate and revise plan according to changing patient care needs. Provided on-going patient and family education and included patient/family incare planning, using appropriate forms to document care provided. Maintain communication with physicians, ancillary services, and other healthcare providers to ensure continuity of care for each patient. Responsible for maintaining standards of professional nursing practice and delegating tasks appropriately. Reason for leaving: our patients got moved to another dialysis clinic, and hours got cut down to the point there was no need for 3 nurses
Contract position in labor and delivery/postpartum/newborn nursery/OR/Triage. Average of 200-300 deliveries per month in a busy labor and delivery unit serving mainly Alaska Native population of Alaska from all over the State. Duties included implementing physician orders, cared for patients requiring fetal assessment and fetal monitoring, administered prescribed medications and monitored vital signs. Assisted physicians during delivery, treatment, examination and surgical procedures, monitored, recorded and communicated patient condition as appropriate. Utilized computerized documentation systems (Cerner), educated patients and families as well as provided age and culturally appropriate care. Reason for leaving: travel contract (Personal Contract with ANMC or IHS
Travel contract in labor and delivery/postpartum/newborn nursery. This unit had an average of 60-70 deliveries per month. Duties included caring for patients in a very remote area of Alaska with very limited resources, implemented physician orders, cared for patients requiring fetal assessment and fetal monitoring, administered prescribed medications and monitored vital signs, assisted physician during delivery, treatment, examination and surgical
procedures, monitored, recorded and communicated patient condition as appropriate utilizing computerized documentation systems, educated patients and families, providedage and culturally appropriate care. Reason for leaving: travel contract Travel Contract with American Mobile
Interim Director of Nursing for 45-bed psychiatric facility. Treated disorders ranging from drug and alcohol dependence to depression, schizophrenia, eating disorders, suicide, bipolar disorder and anxiety. Worked with adults and adolescents.
Managed RN’s, LPN’s and Mental Health Specialist’s. This job was very demanding and required many hours of call. Maintained compliance with SAMA teaching. Provided first- day orientation and PPD and safety compliance. Responsible for scheduling RN’s, LPN’s and Mental Health techs according to census and acuity level.
Have thorough knowledge of mental health nursing and exceptional knowledge and working experience of inpatient psychiatric nursing. Possess the ability to educate and explain planned treatment for patients. Maintained proven organizational, prioritization, excellentoral and written communication skills. Coordinated with medical and paramedical professionals daily. Was part of treatment team responsible for identifying behavioral problems to make suitable recommendations for POC, monitored, administered medication plans and recorded changes. Acted in accordance with facility policies and appropriate nursing standards of care, followed physician orders and implemented basic nursing interventions, maintained therapeutic milieu using acceptable standards
Duties included working in labor/delivery/newborn nursery/med surgical and ER. Worked with many medical-surgical patients unless labor or postpartum patients. Implemented physician orders, cared for patients requiring fetal assessments and fetal monitoring.
Administered prescribed medications and monitored vital signs, assisted physician during deliveries, treatment, examination and surgical procedures, monitored, recorded and communicated patient condition as appropriate. Utilized computerized documentation systems, educated patients and families as well as provided age and culturally appropriate care. Reason for leaving: travel contract Through Careerstaff Unlimited
Interim Director of Nursing until permanent DON could be found and New Mexico State survey could be repeated and improvements could be made. Responsible for 102-bed facility. Oversaw and managed 80-staff members including nursing, CNAs and CMAs. Reported to corporate weekly, which included reporting progress with improvements and implemented programs. Duties included scheduling all staff members daily according to
census and acuity. Required 24-hour call and availability to my staff for support and frequent problem solving. Had to remain current of all facility policies and procedures and educated staff for compliance with New Mexico guidelines. Was responsible for implementing fall program, toileting program, wound prevention and current wound healing programs. Created pain management program and supervised care plan meetings weekly to assure programs were in place and affective. Reason for leaving: travel contract.
Director of Nursing for 35-bed facility. Duties included supervision of nursing staff, CNAs and CMAs. Scheduled and covered shifts when needed. Responsible for updating all employee records. Insured State teaching and educational information was current on all clinical staff. Responsible for obtaining TILE level for Medicaid reimbursement and input for MDS data for State of Texas. (Permanent Position) Reason for Leaving:Owner of Business Deceased)
RN travel assignment in labor delivery /postpartum. Average of 200 deliveries per month. Provided care to patients with complications of pregnancy requiring hospitalization. Cared for patients in labor with uncomplicated deliveries, managed patient care in operating room during delivery. Maintained accurate, detailed reports and records, monitored, recorded and reported symptoms and changes in patients' conditions. Recorded patient medical information and vital signs. Modified patient treatment plans as indicated by patient responses and conditions. Educated patients and families as well as provided age and culturally appropriate care. Reason for leaving: travel contract.
Full time RN in a busy 15-bed labor and delivery unit with a five-bed antepartum, and a 20- bed postpartum unit. This is a very large well baby nursery with an average of 300-400 deliveries per month. Implemented physician orders, cared for patients requiring fetal assessments and fetal monitoring. Administered prescribed medications and monitored vital signs. Assisted physicians during delivery, treatment, examination and surgical procedures, monitored, recorded and communicated patient condition as appropriate utilizing computerized documentation systems. Educated patients and families, provided age and culturally appropriate care. Circulated C-sections, tubal pregnancies and hysterectomies, as well as recovery in PACU.
Labor and delivery in caring for both high risk and high acuity maternal fetal unit
Worked in both units that have had 300 deliveries per month as well as units with 50-80
Deliveries per month which included circulating own OR cases as well as PACU recovering patients
Newborn Nursery level II
Director of Nursing in long-term care facility
Director of Nursing, Psychiatry unit for adults and adolescents
Urgent care clinic experience
Outpatient hemodialysis
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