Stephanie Shanley

• NAL Lead RN for 4+ years: acting as a link between nursing staff and management, helping other nurses make safe decisions regarding patient care, help nurses use their resources and health connect properly, taking attendance & reporting attendance records to the management team in a timely fashion, sending out requests appropriately for additional shift help, reviewing WDE codes to make sure nurses are in appropriate codes, arranging when nurses can go into training, and acting as a resource for the full team
• Nurse preceptor, training new and current staff on how to best handle patient calls, informing staff on their resources. Work as a role model & mentor for staff. Informing & reviewing with staff the QA audit form. Created an orientation packet for new employees.
• NAL RN (7+ years experience) Assess and evaluate patient conditions, and then provide the patient plan of care options, and document patient care in a manner that follows professional nursing standards and outlined practices.
• Collaborate with doctors, nurses, and other healthcare staff for patient safety
• Previously trained SAs on the priority list with Christopher Frazier, MD. Created a pediatric health stream for educational purposes for NAL team, discussed how to improve workflows including smartphrases, E-visits, call transfers, and scheduling appointments with management & other Kaiser staff.

Pediatric Registered Nurse – Responsibilities: Phone triage: listening to & assessing patient problems. Documents patients' questions or concerns. Educating parents on when & where their child needs to be seen given the situation of the patient. Scheduling appointments appropriately. Giving parents/patients home care solutions in reasonable circumstances. Answering a wide range of medical questions via telephone. Researching solutions for parents using medical advisory/pharmaceutical books. Communicating with physicians regarding patient plan of care.

Responsible for inbox of 6 providers. Answering questions appropriately and timely fashion; as well as coordinating discussions with providers on more complex patient matters.

While working on the floor: Responsible for vital signs, height, weight, head circumference, childhood immunizations, flu clinics, hemoglobin's, glucose levels, rapid strep tests, throat cultures, urine analysis, urine cultures, pregnancy tests, applying oxygen and setting up home health care for patients in need of oxygen, straight urinary catheters, nebulizer treatments, rocephine & decadron, and wound care. In addition, checking in patients for well child checks, and communicating with patients and families regarding, patients' current nutrition, physical activity, parent/patient concerns/questions. Charting using electronic medical records EPIC system. Responsible for prior authorizations, calling in Rx, referrals, and prior authorizations.

Pediatric Care Now closed for business May 2015
Nancy McKenzie is a pediatrician at Arapahoe Park Pediatrics - she was a co-owner of pediatric care now.

Communicating with physicians regarding patient plan of care. -While working on the floor: Responsible for vital signs, hemoglobin's, glucose levels, rapid strep tests, throat cultures, urine analysis, urine cultures, pregnancy tests, applying oxygen and setting up home health care for patients in need of oxygen, straight urinary catheters, nebulizer treatments, rocephine & decadron, and wound care. Communicating with parents/patients regarding their concerns/questions

Communicated with pediatric patients and family members regarding patients' medical history/chief complaint. Correspond & collaborate with nursing staff and physicians regarding patient information. Responsible for vital signs, height, weight, head circumference (under age 2), childhood immunizations & Tdap/flu vaccines to parents, lipid panels, hematocrits, rapid strep tests, throat cultures, urine dip sticks, urine cultures, pregnancy tests, medication administration, nebulizer treatments, etc. Charted using an electronic medical record.