Shlea Carter

• Executed advanced ICU interventions, including CRRT dialysis and mass transfusion protocols, to ensure optimal patient outcomes.
• Supervised nursing staff as charge nurse, ensuring effective management of crash carts and prompt emergency interventions.
• Assessed and coordinated staffing needs across various hospital units to ensure adequate patient care.

• Implemented critical care strategies in ICU, focusing on CRRT dialysis and mass transfusion protocols to optimize patient recovery.
• Oversaw nursing staff duties as charge nurse, focusing on precise crash cart arrangement and timely implementation of emergency procedures.
• Evaluated and adjusted staffing requirements in various hospital departments to maintain effective support for patient care operations.

• Oversaw critical care initiatives in ICU, prioritizing CRRT dialysis and mass transfusion protocols to improve patient outcomes.
• Supervised nursing staff activities as charge nurse, prioritizing systematic crash cart arrangement and timely adherence to emergency response protocols.
• Reviewed and adjusted workforce requirements in diverse hospital departments to sustain high-quality support for patient care services.

Sinai Grace-DMC (MI) | St. Joseph’s Mercy (MI) | Aspirus Wausau (WI) | San Joaquin General (CA)

• Managed ICU critical care initiatives to enhance patient outcomes through prioritized CRRT dialysis and mass transfusion protocols.
• Directed nursing team operations as charge nurse to maintain organized crash cart systems and ensure timely emergency response compliance.
• Evaluated and modified staffing needs in multiple hospital departments to ensure consistent support for high-quality patient care.

• Led critical care strategies in the ICU to optimize patient outcomes, focusing on CRRT dialysis and mass transfusion protocols.
• Directed nursing team operations to maintain organized crash cart systems, supporting efficient emergency response compliance.
• Analyzed and refined staffing levels in multiple hospital departments to maintain optimal support for high-quality patient care.