Samuel Abram

• Conducted comprehensive cardiovascular assessments at regular intervals, detecting subtle changes in hemodynamic status that could signal deterioration or potential complications.
• Implemented evidence-based interventions to prevent hospital-acquired infections and pressure injuries in high-risk cardiac patients, improving patient outcomes and unit-wide safety metrics.
• Bedside RN in CVICU at a high-acuity cardiac center, managing patients with advanced cardiovascular conditions, including post-cardiac surgery, heart failure, cardiogenic shock, and post-transplant care.
• Proficient in ICU bedside procedures such as central line and arterial line placement, chest tube management, Swan-Ganz catheter monitoring, intubation/extubation, and post-op cardiac recovery.
• Experienced in advanced hemodynamic monitoring, and the titration of vasoactive, inotropic, paralytic, and sedative drips.
• Collaborates with a multidisciplinary team to provide individualized, evidence-based care while supporting departmental and hospital-wide initiatives to improve patient outcomes and overall quality of care.

• Identified issues in over 426 Marines and provided proper care and advice in treating wounds and symptoms
• Checked and verified over 3000 screening forms to confirm that Marines were able to train
• Administered flu and COVID vaccinations to 1000+ Marines to update their immunization shots.

• Aided in Sick Call, immunization, lab procedures, and physical exams in both Headquarters Battalion and Wounded Warrior Battalion-West
• Performed 100 blood pre-deployment blood draws, 40 medical record verifications with updating 20 out of date record jackets, scheduled 25 appointments, administered 20 immunizations, conducted 35 patient encounters, and performed 34 periodic health assessments
• Supported the Supply Petty Officer with a 100 percent limited technical inventory of 47 authorized medical allowance lists ensuring accurate accountability of $231K of medical equipment and supplies.

● Demonstrated proficiency in taking patient medical histories and vital signs, as well as in performing venipunctures, injections, and diagnostic procedures, and ancillary tests (e.g., EKGs, chemistry analysis, hematology, and urinalysis,).

● Ensured the cleanliness, sanitation, and maintenance of all facilities, exam rooms, and equipment. Helped implement the practice's quality assurance and control program. Efforts ensured compliance with HIPAA, CLIA, and OSHA regulations; and improved patient satisfaction.

● Screened over 2,000 patients, performed 443 minor procedures (including ear lavages and incisions and drainage), established intravenous access for 86 patients with zero adverse outcomes, placed 14 electrocardiograms, and obtained 154 laboratory specimens for collection.