Suzanna Khrayan

New graduate Registered Nurse with comprehensive clinical training

in obstetrics, mother-baby, NICU, medical-surgical,

pediatrics, and mental health. Strong passion for women's health,

labor and delivery, and newborn care with hands-on

experience providing compassionate, evidence-based care to

diverse patient populations. Skilled in-patient assessment,

care planning, medication administration, newborn care, and

patient education. Proven ability to collaborate effectively

with multidisciplinary teams while maintaining a patient-centered

approach. Dedicated to continuous learning and

delivering safe, high-quality nursing care.

• Aurora Las Encinas Hospital- Mental Health - 108 Hours
• Four Season Healthcare and Wellness Center – Intermediate Med Surg - 108 Hours
• Kedren Community Health Center – Mental Health, 108 Hours
• Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center – Med Surg, 108 Hours
• Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center – OB, 36 Hours
• New Generation Preschool - Pediatrics, 48 Hours
• One Generation – Public Health – 98 Hours
• Mission Hills Hospital – Advanced Med Surg - 108 Hours
• Valley Presbyterian Hospital – All Departments – 180 Hours

100+ Hours of Service | Student Volunteer

• Completed over 100 hours of volunteer service while actively enrolled as a student.
• Assisted in transporting patients safely and compassionately across multiple hospital departments.
• Delivered critical medical supplies, equipment, and lab specimens to appropriate units, supporting hospital efficiency.
• Rotated through key departments including Emergency, Radiology, Medical-Surgical, and Central Supply, gaining broad exposure to hospital operations.
• Provided support to nurses, administrative staff, and clinical teams, enhancing patient care and unit workflow.
• Maintained strict HIPAA compliance and demonstrated professionalism in all interactions.
• Recognized by staff for being dependable, proactive, and respectful, with strong communication and teamwork skills.
• Developed a deeper understanding of hospital systems and patient-centered care, reinforcing commitment to a career in healthcare.