Sarah Trowell

Compassionate Registered Nurse with years of hands-on caregiving experience in various different fields. Works well with diverse patient populations from birth to advanced age, while serving as an excellent patient advocate. Fosters trusting relationships to efficiently coordinate and collaborate with healthcare professionals to improve patient care outcome and prioritize patient needs. Detail-oriented with strong organizational and time management skills. Delivers care with a holistic, compassionate and caring approach while effectively using the nursing process. Utilize the skills acquired during 900+ hours of clinical experience that are essential to meet the psychological, safety, social and physical needs of patients in the hospital and elsewhere in the community.

Spring 2021: 

• 157.5 clinical hours on the critical care unit.

Kentfield Hospital, San Francisco.

Fall 2021: 

• Leave of absence to have a baby.

Spring 2022:  

• 157.5 clinical hours on the critical care unit.

Kentfield Hospital, San Francisco.

Fall 2022: 

• Psychiatric: 157.5 hours

Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital

• Maternity/ post-partum/ labor and delivery: 157.5 hours

Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital

Spring 2023: 

• CPMC Mission Bernal, San Francisco: MBC/ACE unit, Critical care. 157.5 hours
• CPMC Van Ness, San Francisco: Pediatrics 157.5 hours

Total Clinical Experience Hours: 945

California Pacific Medical Center, Pacific Heights campus, San Francisco: Falls Prevention and Rounding Program

Supervisor D'Vorah Rose, 415-600-1459, Rosed1@sutterhealth.org

• I volunteered 121 hours from March 2018 to January 2019 at California Pacific Medical Center, Pacific Heights campus, on the medical surgical unit.
• I implemented the Falls Prevention program, which involved inspecting patient rooms for tripping hazards, ensuring call bells and personal items were within reach, and reminding patients to wear nonslip socks and call for assistance before moving around the room. I also confirmed that the bed and chair alarms were activated and ensured that the bed rails were up and the beds were in their lowest position.
• I rounded on the patients frequently and spent time getting to know them, answering their questions, and keeping them company.
• I assisted the nurses whenever possible by grabbing items from the stock room, water, or food for the patients.
• I trained new volunteers in the unit and introduced them to the fall prevention program.

The Pomeroy Center, San Francisco: Youth and Adult Volunteer

Rosie Mangan, Operations and Volunteer manager, 415-213-8503, rmangan@prrcsf.org

The Pomeroy Center is a non-profit located in San Francisco that operates as a community center offering activities and services for adults and teens who have suffered from traumatic brain injuries or acquired brain injuries.

• I volunteered for 30 hours at the Pomeroy Center in many different areas.
• I assisted the art teacher in providing art lessons to adult and teen clients, helping many attendees create beautiful works of art.
• I tended the garden on the grounds, raking leaves, pulling weeds, and planting seedlings with the adult clients.
• I supervised swim lessons with the teen clients, ensuring that the attendees followed the pool rules and that all clients safely walked to and from the pool.
• I spend numerous hours connecting with the teen clients and getting to know them on a deeper level. We played card games and took dance and yoga classes together.

Yuan Yuan Liu

415-812-7023

yyliu@ccsf.edu

Brian Saxon

415-533-6694

bsaxon@ccsf.edu

Anna Golenberg

415-606-7658

agolenberg@ccsf.edu