Susan Crane

Family Planning, STI counseling and treatment, Immunizations, Prenatal Care, Case Management, Women’s Health, phlebotomy, Medication reconciliation, Updating Protocol’s with DON, ICD 10 coding, administering injections.

• Maintained accurate records regarding patient's progress notes, treatments administered, medications given.
• Evaluated effectiveness of nursing interventions and recommended changes as needed.
• Identified problems or changes in health status through assessment of laboratory values and diagnostic test results, then implemented appropriate interventions accordingly.
• Administered medications as prescribed by physicians and monitored patients' response to treatment.
• Ensured compliance with safety regulations within assigned area.
• Collaborated with other healthcare professionals to develop comprehensive plans for patient care management.
• Actively participated in multidisciplinary team meetings to ensure continuity of care across all services involved in patient's care plan.
• Assessed patient's needs for further evaluation or referral to specialists or community agencies for additional support services.
• Provided direct nursing care to patients in a variety of clinical settings.
• Served as a resource person for staff members regarding policy updates or new procedures.
• Assisted physicians with medical procedures and treatments.
• Participated in continuing education activities related to improving quality of care delivery.

• Performed intrapartum fetal monitoring using electronic fetal monitoring equipment.
• Adhered to infection control protocols while providing direct patient care.
• Assessed and monitored labor progress, fetal heart rate and maternal vital signs.
• Performed vaginal exams to assess cervical dilation, effacement and station of fetus.
• Cared for women experiencing preterm labor or pregnancy complications.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to develop individualized plans of care for each patient.
• Reported any changes in patient's condition to physician team members.
• Identified high-risk pregnancies and took appropriate action in emergency situations.
• Administered medications as prescribed by physicians to induce or augment labor.
• Assisted in cesarean deliveries when necessary.
• Provided emotional support for laboring mothers and their families.
• Educated patients about the stages of labor, delivery procedures, breastfeeding techniques and postpartum care.
• Collaborated with physicians to develop individualized patient care plans.
• Instructed new parents on infant care techniques such as diapering, bathing and feeding.
• Actively participated in quality improvement initiatives related to maternity services.
• Ensured all documentation was completed accurately according to departmental standards.
• Participated in interdisciplinary meetings related to patient care issues.
• Maintained a safe environment for both mother and baby during labor and delivery process.
• Provided lactation guidance and education to nursing mothers.
• Evaluated patient response to treatments and interventions and modified plan accordingly.
• Monitored newborns' health status after delivery including Apgar scores, weight measurements, body temperature regulation and other assessments as required.
• Assessed and documented physical condition of mothers and babies and assisted doctors in identifying and treating preeclampsia.
• Trained and mentored staff members in obstetrics nursing and care.
• Cared for pregnant women expecting imminent birth and for babies immediately after birth in hospitals and health clinics.
• Explained and demonstrated after-birth care to parents of newborns, answered questions and addressed concerns.
• Reviewed and tracked progress of mothers in labor, interpreted fetal heart monitor and informed delivering physician of status.

• Identified high-risk pregnancies and developed care plans to address any complications.
• Educated expectant parents about newborn care practices such as cord clamping or circumcision decisions.
• Evaluated laboratory results from various tests ordered by the physician.
• Served as liaison between nursing staff members and other departments throughout the organization.

• Performed intrapartum fetal monitoring using electronic fetal monitoring equipment.
• Adhered to infection control protocols while providing direct patient care.
• Assessed and monitored labor progress, fetal heart rate and maternal vital signs.
• Cared for women experiencing preterm labor or pregnancy complications.
• Reported any changes in patient's condition to physician team members.
• Identified high-risk pregnancies and took appropriate action in emergency situations.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to develop individualized plans of care for each patient.
• Performed vaginal exams to assess cervical dilation, effacement and station of fetus.
• Administered medications as prescribed by physicians to induce or augment labor.
• Assisted in cesarean deliveries when necessary.

• Performed intrapartum fetal monitoring using electronic fetal monitoring equipment.
• Adhered to infection control protocols while providing direct patient care.
• Assessed and monitored labor progress, fetal heart rate and maternal vital signs.
• Cared for women experiencing preterm labor or pregnancy complications.
• Performed vaginal exams to assess cervical dilation, effacement and station of fetus.
• Identified high-risk pregnancies and took appropriate action in emergency situations.
• Administered medications as prescribed by physicians to induce or augment labor.
• Assisted in cesarean deliveries when necessary.

• Developed nursing care plans based on individual needs of each patient.
• Participated in educational activities designed to improve knowledge base regarding current practice trends in travel nursing field.
• Educated patients and family members about proper health maintenance techniques.
• Coordinated with other healthcare professionals to ensure optimal quality of care for all patients.
• Maintained accurate documentation of patient information such as medical history, vital signs, medications administered.
• Provided direct and indirect patient care according to established standards and protocols.

• Documented patient progress notes accurately and efficiently in the electronic medical record system.
• Evaluated effectiveness of interventions through ongoing assessment of patient responses.
• Ensured compliance with standards of professional practice as well as state and federal regulations related to health care delivery services.

• Scheduled staff assignments in accordance with established guidelines.
• Analyzed data from various sources to measure unit performance against set standards.
• Assisted in developing protocols for handling emergency situations.
• Provided education and guidance to nursing staff on the interpretation of hospital policies and procedures.
• Coordinated interdisciplinary team meetings to review cases and discuss treatment plans.
• Created educational materials for patients about their condition or treatments.
• Conducted performance reviews of nursing personnel to identify training needs and areas for improvement.
• Collaborated with healthcare providers to ensure quality care delivery.
• Advised leadership on appropriate staffing levels based on current census data.
• Maintained an accurate record-keeping system for tracking patient progress.
• Ensured compliance with all applicable state regulations related to nursing practice.

• OB triage, OR circulator, Antepartum, PACU
• Preceptor
• Interim charge nurse

• Labor and delivery, antepartum, OR circulator, Mother baby nurse

• Ensured safe transition from hospital to home by providing comprehensive discharge teaching and follow up instructions for mother-baby dyads.
• Administered vaccines according to immunization guidelines set forth by Centers for Disease Control.
• Evaluated lab results for abnormal values related to pregnancy complications or fetal anomalies.
• Provided postpartum care to mothers and babies, including monitoring vital signs, administering medications, and educating patients on breastfeeding techniques.
• Provided emotional support to new mothers regarding breastfeeding difficulties or other concerns.
• Performed physical exams of newborns according to established protocols.

• Ensured safe transition from hospital to home by providing comprehensive discharge teaching and follow up instructions for mother-baby dyads.
• Administered vaccines according to immunization guidelines set forth by Centers for Disease Control.
• Evaluated lab results for abnormal values related to pregnancy complications or fetal anomalies.
• High risk antepartum care
• Charge nurse role