Stephanie Rodriguez

Compassionate nursing graduate with a strong foundation in patient-centered care and clinical assessment. Expertise in managing high-acuity situations, effective communication, and collaboration across interdisciplinary teams. Committed to applying critical thinking and evidence-based practice in diverse clinical environments.

• BLS, American Heart Association, 01/27
• ACLS & PALS, American Heart Association, 01/28
• Registered Nurse - 9710078

Apple INC – Technical Specialist, Miami, Florida | May 2017 – June 2021

• Delivered high-Level customer service in a fast-paced, high-volume environment
• Resolved complex technical issues while maintaining professionalism and empathy
• Collaborated with team members to improve workflow efficiency

First Kid's PPEC – Registered Nurse, Miami, Florida | May 2026 – Current

• Provided care to medically complex pediatric patients with acute and chronic illnesses
• Safely managed and maintained central venous catheters, PICC lines, tunneled central lines, and implanted ports, following strict sterile technique
• Assessed and responded to changes in patient condition

Trauma/Burn ICU, HCA Kendall Hospital, 180 hours, 01/26 - 04/26 

• Assisted with care of critically ill trauma and burn patients requiring ventilator support and hemodynamic monitoring
• Monitored arterial lines, central lines, and continuous IV infusions under RN supervision
• Participated in rounds and prioritized care in high-acuity situations

Urology Med Surge, University of Miami Hospital, 135 hours, 09/25 - 12/25

• Provided post-operative care for surgical patients, including Foley catheter management
• Administered medications and performed focused assessments
• Educated patients on discharge instructions, infection prevention, and medication management

Emergency Department, Nicklaus Children's Hospital, 48 hours, 10/25 - 11/25

• Assisted with triage assessments and prioritized care using acuity levels
• Supported rapid interventions for pediatric patients with respiratory distress and acute conditions
• Performed medication administration and assisted during emergency procedures

Transplant, Jackson Memorial Hospital, 135 hours, 06/25 - 07/25

• Monitored post-transplant patients for signs of rejection and infection
• Administered medications under supervision
• Educated patients and families on medication adherence

Oncology Med Surge, Baptist Health Hospital, 135 hours, 06/25 - 08/25

• Cared for patients undergoing chemotherapy and managed treatment related side effects
• Provided compassionate end of life care and emotional support to patients and families
• Recognized early signs of neutropenia sepsis in a patient and promptly activated Rapid Response Team, facilitating timely interventions and stabilization

Med Surge, Jackson Memorial Hospital, 135 hours, 01/25 - 04/25

• Managed care for 4-5 patients under RN supervision in a fast-paced setting
• Performed comprehensive assessments
• Collaborated with an RN to develop and implement care plans

• Florence Nightingale Award - 2026