SUSANNA OLSON

Effectively administered advanced cardiac life support during urgent medical situations.

• Managed high patient volumes while addressing emergent cases promptly.
• Documented patient care accurately in electronic medical records system.
• Educated patients regarding diagnoses, treatment plans, and medication regimens.
• Supported physicians with critical procedures such as chest tube placements and intubations.
• Offered emotional reassurance to families amid traumatic emergency room events.
• Triaged and treated diverse caseloads efficiently in a busy ER setting.
• Collaborated with other departments such as pharmacy, laboratory services, physical therapy, to ensure proper delivery of services.

• Developed individualized care plans for clients based on comprehensive assessment findings.
• Coordinated with physicians and healthcare professionals to enhance client care strategies.
• Participated in community outreach initiatives to elevate public health awareness.
• Identified environmental hazards impacting public health within communities.
• Established partnerships with families, schools, and organizations to deliver support services.
• Gathered and organized information from health plans, hospitals, and government entities for distribution.
• Monitored patient records for unusual issues and pathogens, ensuring prompt outbreak response.

• Provided direct patient care in emergency room, including triage and assessments.
• Stabilized and monitored patients to achieve optimal health outcomes.
• Completed all assigned responsibilities before transitioning from role.

• Advocated for patient needs with interdisciplinary team and implemented outlined treatment plans.
• Modified patient treatment plans as indicated by patients' responses and conditions.
• Utilized computerized Resource and Patient Management System (RPMS) and Electronic Health Record (EHR) system.
• Helped patients and families feel comfortable during challenging and stressful situations, promoting recovery and reducing compliance issues.
• Trained other nurses on patient care and daily tasks, supporting growth and professional development.
• Treated patients by administering various types of medications and therapies.

• Reason for Leaving ‐ Assignment Ending

• Reason for Leaving ‐ Assignment Complete

• Emergency Room Float
• ER-, Reason for leaving - opportunity for personal and professional advancement, Personal time off ,

• Reason for Leaving ‐ Assignment Ending

This is a very busy, high acuity unit that sees over 90,000 patients per year

• A wide variety of patients including high cardiac, respiratory, medical/surgical, and psychiatric patients
• I am crossed‐trained to work in the pediatric ER, the adult ER, charge and triage
• Reason for Leaving ‐ went per diem after contract ended in March 2018

Reason for Leaving ‐ Assignment Complete

• Reason for Leaving ‐ Assignment Complete

• Reason for Leaving ‐ Assignment Complete after multiple extensions

• Reason for Leaving ‐Transferred to staff 4/2014 from traveler

• Reason for Leaving contract ended

• Reason for Leaving ‐ Assignment Complete

• Reason for Leaving ‐ Assignment Complete

• Member of ED specialty float pool working among three ED sites including a level 1 trauma center within Lehigh Valley Health Network, Provide emergency medical care to an average of 30 critically ill patients per shift, Ensure the provision of quality emergency medical care to patients requiring emergency treatment in accordance with physician orders, hospital policy, and standard nursing practice, Perform patient assessment and nursing diagnosis, Evaluate episodic and acute responses to broad classifications of physical or psychosocial issues, Manage the planning and implementations of interventions, Coordinate patient referrals and discharge planning activities

Reason for leaving - New employment opportunities for professional growth