Susan Holt

• Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
• Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
• Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
• Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations.
• Developed and maintained courteous and effective working relationships.
• Assessed maternal and fetal status, escalating concerns and coordinating rapid clinical interventions.
• Administered labor medications, IV therapies, and pain management while maintaining patient safety.
• Monitored fetal heart tracings, documenting changes and communicating findings to care team.
• Guided labor support, educating patients and families on delivery stages and postpartum care.
• Collaborated with obstetric providers, anesthesiology, and neonatal staff during high-risk deliveries.
• Prepared delivery rooms, verified supplies, and maintained readiness for emergent obstetric procedures.
• Mentored nursing staff on labor protocols, fetal monitoring, and bedside response standards.
• Implemented workflow improvements to enhance unit efficiency, communication, and patient care continuity.
• Provided emotional support and guidance to new mothers and families during labor, delivery and postpartum.
• Responded to emergency situations such as pre-eclampsia, early labor, and fetal distress.
• Assisted physician during delivery, examination and surgical procedures by anticipating needs, encouraging patient, and attending to baby after birth.
• Supported physicians in both planned and emergency Cesarean section procedures.
• Assessed infant health directly after birth using APGAR and monitored health for specified amount of time for any changes in status.
• Managed epidural analgesia infusions and monitored vital signs during labor and delivery.
• Aided with induction of labor for women suffering from complications such as preeclampsia.
• Coordinated care of low and high-risk laboring women of childbearing age and immediate stabilization of newborn following delivery.
• Assisted obstetricians and midwives with deliveries and cared for newborns directly after birth.
• Performed vital signs checks and administered vaccinations to infants following birth.
• Reduced complications during childbirth by closely monitoring patients and providing timely interventions.
• Administered medications accurately and safely under physician guidance during labor induction or augmentation processes.
• Mentored new nursing staff members, sharing best practices and offering guidance to ensure a high level of patient care.

• Assessed labor progression, fetal status, and maternal condition to guide timely clinical interventions.
• Monitored electronic fetal heart tracing and documented findings accurately in patient records.
• Administered medications, IV therapy, and pain management per obstetric protocols.
• Coordinated care with obstetricians, anesthesiologists, and neonatal staff during deliveries.
• Educated patients on labor signs, delivery options, and postpartum recovery expectations.
• Prepared delivery rooms, verified equipment readiness, and maintained sterile technique throughout procedures.
• Responded quickly to obstetric emergencies, supporting safe maternal and newborn outcomes.
• Mentored nursing staff on labor and delivery standards, documentation, and bedside care.
• Conducted comprehensive physical assessments and assisted with pain management.
• Developed and implemented strategies to improve labor and delivery processes and patient outcomes.
• Facilitated smooth transitions between prenatal care, labor, delivery, postpartum care, ensuring continuity of care for patients.
• Assisted physicians in performing complex medical procedures, including cesarean sections and forceps deliveries.
• Maintained a safe and sterile environment, ensuring optimal conditions for successful deliveries.
• Evaluated patient histories, complaints, and current symptoms.
• Educated family members and caregivers on patient care instructions.
• Documented treatments delivered, medications and IVs administered, discharge instructions, and follow-up care.

Graduated cum laude.