Sharan Allen-Perry

• Assessed patient wounds to determine appropriate care plans and treatments.
• Educated patients and families on wound care techniques and preventive measures.
• Collaborated with healthcare teams to coordinate comprehensive patient care strategies.
• Applied advanced wound care products and techniques based on clinical guidelines.
• Monitored patient progress and adjusted care plans as needed for optimal healing.
• Documented patient treatment plans and updates in electronic health records accurately.
• Trained new staff on wound care protocols and best practices in clinical settings.
• Advocated for patient needs within multidisciplinary teams to enhance overall care quality.
• Conducted regular assessments of patients' skin integrity and reported any abnormalities to physicians or nurses.
• Ordered laboratory tests as necessary for diagnosis of infection or other conditions affecting the healing process.
• Coordinated follow-up visits with patients after discharge from hospital or clinic setting.
• Reviewed research studies related to effective strategies for treating chronic wounds.
• Obtained relevant medical history information from patients prior to providing treatment services.
• Performed debridement procedures to remove devitalized tissue from wounds.
• Interacted with vendors to obtain new products or supplies needed for wound care management.
• Maintained accurate records of patient visits and treatments provided.
• Reported adverse events associated with wound care treatments promptly.
• Educated nursing staff on appropriate methods for caring for wounds.
• Evaluated wounds, monitored healing progress and documented changes in patient's condition.
• Assisted in the development of individualized wound care plans for patients.
• Documented information in patient charts and communicated status updates to interdisciplinary care team.
• Coded data or other information.

• Counsel and educate patients and families:
• Conduct physical examinations and obtain medical histories:
• Prescribe drugs for acute and chronic illnesses:
• Order, perform, and interpret lab tests, x-rays, EKGs, and other diagnostic studies:
• Diagnose, treat, and manage acute illnesses:
• Diagnose, treat, and manage chronic illnesses:
• Provide preventive care, including screening and immunizations:
• Provide care coordination:
• Make referrals as needed:
• Perform minor procedures as needed:

• Supervised nursing students during clinical rotations to enhance practical skills.
• Bridged theoretical knowledge with bedside nursing practice for effective learning.
• Demonstrated clinical procedures and evidence-based skills to reinforce student capabilities.
• Ensured students delivered safe, ethical, and patient-centered care in various settings.
• Taught critical thinking and clinical judgment essential for patient care scenarios.
• Assessed students' clinical competence and professional behaviors throughout rotations.
• Provided constructive feedback and completed midterm and final evaluations for improvement.

• Assess and diagnose various types, including surgical incisions, pressure ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, and venous stasis ulcers to determine appropriate course of treatment.

•Develop individualized care plans based on wound assessments, incorporating patient history, risk factors, and potential complications to promote

• Perform wound debridement to remove dead or infected tissue, promote healing, and prepare the wound bed for further treatment or dressing application.

• Apply advanced wound dressings and topical agents tailored to the wound type and healing stage, ensuring optimal moisture balance and protection from infection.

• Utilize wound care technologies such as negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT), ultrasound, and bioengineered tissues to enhance healing processes.

• Educate patients and caregivers on wound care techniques, prevention strategies, and lifestyle modifications to support wound healing and reduce the risk of recurrence.

• Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, including physicians, nurses, physical therapists, and nutritionists, to address all aspects of patient care and optimize healing outcomes.

• Conduct research on wound healing and care methodologies, contributing to the development of innovative wound care practices and improving patient outcomes.

• Manage patient’s health in terms of pains, symptoms, and treatments
• Take care of the patient till he/she dies
• Provide patient’s assessment to the main physicians
• Obtain the necessary equipment needed to take care of a patient at home
• Ensure the availability of medication to a patient
• Create a comprehensive care plan for other professional caregivers to follow
• Provide spiritual support for the patient or the family before and after the death of the patient
• Serve as the communication link between the patient, family, Physicians and other caregivers
• Ensure emotional support to patients and their families
• Help to alleviate the suffering of patients who are going through pains, difficulty in breathing, perspiration, and other symptoms through the provision of medication
• Help to properly manage the patient’s health condition instead of calling for an emergency or a transfer to a hospital.

• Conducts college-level courses in the field of nursing.
• Areas of instruction include preparing students for work as a BSN, RN.
• Responsible for preparing and delivering lectures, leading and moderating classroom discussions, and administering and grading examinations.
• Requires a bachelor's/master's degree in area of specialty and 2-4 years of experience in the field or in a related area.
• The instructor is familiar with a variety of the field's concepts, practices, and procedures.
• Relies on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals.
• Performs a variety of tasks.
• May lead and direct the work of others.
• A certain degree of creativity and latitude is expected.
• Typically reports to a department head.