Seasoned nursing professional with diverse hospital and leadership experience. Committed to fostering teamwork, ensuring safe and high-quality patient care, and upholding accountability. Known for flexibility, problem-solving abilities, and effective communication skills. Organized and dependable candidate who thrives in collaborative environments.
-RN License Number: 093007234RN (Oregon)
-RN License Number: RN61098349 (Washington)
-A federally funded program that provides state supplied vaccines at no cost to children and adults in unique communities who might not otherwise be vaccinated because of inability to pay.
-Created Medical Teams Vaccine Management Guide to include training plan, storage and handling, inventory management, reporting, standards of practice, and vaccine emergency plan. Submitted lengthy application for and was approved as a provider for VFC/VAP.
-“Caught in the act” of putting others before you. Many hours of partner meetings to build a sustainable vaccine team, providing vaccines to underserved populations. Does what it takes to track down our needed quantity of vaccine doses. Collaborative approach with outside-the box-thinking.
-"Pediatric RN Response to Pediatric Trauma Activations in Adult Emergency Department" Identified an opportunity to improve care of the pediatric patient and offer age and developmentally appropriate clinical expertise in the ED trauma bays.
-Education opportunities were identified and embraced, improving the delivery of care and quality of service provided to our pediatric population.
-Developed and implemented a trauma response orientation and training for all Randall Children's Hospital Children's Emergency Department and Children's Transport Pediatric RNs.
-Assisted with the Hostile Environment Awareness Plus Humanitarian Aid Training Course; 2017-2019.
-Responded to the refugee crisis in Moldova as part of the Humanitarian Response Team; April-May 2022.
-Volunteered as a Shelter Nurse for persons affected by house, apartment and wildfire fires; 2018-2020
-Volunteered as a Registered Nurse in a Mobile Clinic in Central Oregon during the Solar Eclipse; 9/2017
-A not-for-profit organization dedicated to facilitating culturally sensitive growth opportunities to provide health and medical intervention programs for those lacking access.
-Provided medical care and health education for people in rural areas of South Sudan, Uganda, Kenya, Haiti, and Peru.
-Empowered and educated locals and village health care providers on how to prevent and treat injury and illness with a goal of seeing them become self-sufficient.
-Developed sustainable, locally run health promotion and prevention programs for local community health workers.
-Managed staff and international clinic volunteers in the day-to-day operations of a mobile health clinic.
-Set and followed a budget for personnel, supplies, and other costs.
-As a team leader, performed needs assessment and developed medical clinic and education plan for aid in Lokichar, Kenya.