Stephanie Seewald

Pediatric Nurse Practitioner

Building Blocks Pediatrics

Pleasanton, TX

02.2021 - Current

Referred patients to medical specialists or other practitioners for more specialized courses of treatment.
Met with families to manage and treat childhood acute illnesses.
Examined patients and studied symptoms to diagnose conditions.
Explained prescribed procedures and discussed test results with patients and families.
Performed physical examinations including height, weight, vision, hearing tests, and vital signs monitoring.
Coordinated referrals for specialty care when needed.
Conducted mandated health screenings, physicals and special education assessments in surrounding schools each year.
Treated pediatric patients with minor illnesses, acute and chronic health problems and growth and development concerns.
Developed relationships with families through compassionate communication and care coordination.
Counseled parents on the importance of following established safety guidelines at home.
Communicated with family members and guardians about children's health.
Advised parents about available resources that can assist them in caring for their child's medical condition.
Administered vaccines according to current vaccination schedules.
Evaluated infants and children's growth and development against average childhood patterns.
Monitored patient progress over time by reviewing test results and making necessary adjustments to treatment plans.
Educated parents on proper nutrition, hygiene, and disease prevention for their children.
Assessed physical and mental health of pediatric patients.
Prescribed medications according to established protocols and reviewed medication dosages with parents or guardians.
Incorporated evidence-based care into practice environment to deliver high-quality care for patients.
Documented all patient encounters accurately in electronic medical records systems.
Provided preventive care services such as immunizations, screenings, and health counseling.
Diagnosed common childhood illnesses such as colds and flu.
Reviewed laboratory results and imaging studies to determine appropriate course of action for each patient.
Analyzed childhood growth patterns and infant and children progress.
Performed physical exams, ordering and evaluating lab test as well as medications.
Built trust and rapport with patients by listening to concerns, advocating for wellness and educating on acute and chronic health issues.
Delivered primary care for patients and handled diagnosis, treatment, referral for consultation, or specialty services, follow-up care, evening urgent care call and on-call emergency consultation.
Promoted health by advising patients about diet, hygiene and methods for prevention of disease.