SARATH ANIYAN THAYIL, RN, BSN, PCCN
Summary
Experienced nursing professional offering clinical knowledge, natural interpersonal strengths, and technical prowess. Proven leadership abilities in dynamic situations. Focused on maximizing patient satisfaction by efficiently managing resources. Dedicated to fulfilling regulatory standards, quality initiatives, and organizational goals. Committed to nurturing a supportive, healthy, and positive work environment.
Overview
2026
2026
years of professional experience
Work History
RN III, Cardiology IMU, Night Shift
Harris Health Ben Taub
07.2022 - Current
- Provided care to patients presenting with a variety of conditions including Hypertensive emergencies, Arrhythmias, Heart failures, Blood Disorders, Infections, DKAs, Pre-op and Post-op care.
- Performed and educated staff on cardiac rhythm analysis, tracheostomy care, central line care, foley catheter care, wound care, finger stick blood sugars, ostomy care, drain care, bladder scans, straight cath, routine urine/blood/sputum/stool specimen collections.
- Educated staff on commit to sit, COP initiatives, fall prevention, and Microsoft 365 migration initiatives.
- Created staff nurse shift report and charge nurse report sheet templates to promote standardization and quality control in a charge nurse role.
Control Systems & Automation Engineer
Honeywell, Inc
2018 - 2020
- Designed hardware, software, & network unit controls for Kuwait National Petroleum Company, British Petroleum, & Exxon Mobil.
- Collaborated with design engineers from SAIPEM Italy and Hyundai Korea to meet regulatory and quality standards.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Nursing
University of Houston
01.2021
Bachelor of Science - Chemical Engineering
University of Houston
01.2017
Languages
English
Malayalam
Timeline
RN III, Cardiology IMU, Night Shift
Harris Health Ben Taub
07.2022 - Current
Control Systems & Automation Engineer
Honeywell, Inc
2018 - 2020
Bachelor of Science - Nursing
University of Houston
Bachelor of Science - Chemical Engineering
University of Houston