Tarah Signorelli

• Company Overview: Work in a level 2 trauma hospital, 12-bed department including a trauma bed and psychiatric bed.
• Strong communication skills within the interdisciplinary team
• Think critically with advanced assessment skills and administer medications safely.
• Assist with triaging patients based on the severity of illness.
• During most shifts, I am assigned as a charge nurse to oversee the unit while providing leadership in patient care.
• Work in a level 2 trauma hospital, 12-bed department including a trauma bed and psychiatric bed.

Cleveland Clinic Children's Preceptor, Brenda Digiulio.

• Completed 225 hours conducting well and sick child visits at Cleveland Clinic Children’s Lakewood Primary Care Office.

Cleveland Clinic Children's - Preceptor Rachel Thurman

• Completed 150 hours conducting sick visits while providing holistic, family-centered care at Cleveland Clinic Children’s Solon Primary Care Office.

Cleveland Clinic Children's Preceptor, Diane Kenny.

• Completed 75 hours in the Pulmonology Specialty.
• Conducted comprehensive assessments and tailored treatment plans.
• I worked alongside my preceptor, seeing acute and chronic asthmatic patients.

Cleveland Clinic Children's Preceptor, Allison Gerges.

• Completed 75 hours in the Heart Failure specialty.
• I worked alongside my preceptor in managing complex cardiac patients.

Cleveland Clinic Children's Preceptor, Angela Bonvissuto.

• Completed 75 hours in pediatric endocrinology at Cleveland Clinic.

• Advocate for patients and their families.
• Effective communication skills within the interdisciplinary team
• Ability to think critically, interpret vital signs, and recognize abnormalities.
• Administer medications safely and effectively.
• Ability to assess the urgency of situations and prioritize tasks.
• Up to date on evidence-based practices when providing care to patients.

• Company Overview: Worked in a level one trauma hospital and provided direct patient care to various critically ill patients.
• Advocate for patients and their families.
• Strong communication skills within the interdisciplinary team
• Ability to think critically, interpret vital signs, and recognize abnormalities.
• Administer medications safely and effectively.
• Ability to assess the urgency of situations and prioritize tasks.
• Up to date on evidence-based practices when providing care to patients.
• Worked in a level one trauma hospital and provided direct patient care to various critically ill patients.