Trixy Lee

• Partnered with organizational and unit leaders to devise QA/QI initiatives, continuously improving delivery of care, patient outcomes and overall services.
• Oversaw patient immunization, supporting nurses through vaccine-specific training and supervising administration.
• Communicated with patients with compassion while keeping medical information private.
• Collaborated with multi-disciplinary staff to improve overall patient care and response times.
• Monitored staff performance and provided coaching and formal counseling to staff.
• Maintained records management system to process personnel information and produce reports.
• Performed personnel interviewing, hiring, disciplinary actions and dismissals.
• Coordinated scheduling of staff to meet departmental needs.
• Completed daily rounds of nursing department to verify nursing service personnel performance alignment acceptable nursing standards.
• Maintained awareness of government regulations, health insurance changes and financing options.
• Reviewed incident reports involving nursing staff members or patients to determine appropriate corrective action.
• Provided staff education and training on new equipment, techniques, and processes.
• Facilitated communication between physicians, nurses, and other healthcare providers regarding patient care issues.
• Oversaw implementation of infection control protocols within the unit or facility.
• Provided patients with direct nursing care during periods of department short-staffing.
• Investigated complaints from patients regarding their care experience.
• Conducted performance reviews of nursing staff members to identify areas for improvement.

• Responded quickly and effectively in emergent or crisis situations.
• Carried out physician orders accurately while following established nursing standards of care.
• Utilized computerized Resource and Patient Management System (RPMS) and Electronic Health Record (EHR) system.
• Monitored patient conditions to identify concerning changes and mitigate symptoms.
• Administered medications as prescribed by physicians.
• Evaluated laboratory results for accuracy and completeness prior to documentation in the medical record.
• Prepared medical equipment and tools to aid physician during examination and treatment of patients.
• Cared for patients experiencing acute traumas, including cardiac arrests, strokes and gunshot wounds.
• Facilitated seamless transfer of patients to other units or facilities, ensuring continuity of care.
• Responded quickly to codes and coordinated efficient and skilled care.
• Answered patient questions and provided take-home materials for further information.
• Managed medical equipment such as ventilators, cardiac monitors, IV pumps.
• Conducted specified laboratory tests to help detect conditions and determine diagnosis.
• Performed triage to prioritize care for emergency room patients.
• Assessed, monitored, and documented patient's condition.

• Assessed patient conditions, monitored behaviors and updated supervising physicians with observations and concerns.
• Facilitated patient access to community resources and support services.
• Identified any potential safety hazards within the home environment.
• Developed discharge plans for patients transitioning from home health services to other settings.
• Utilized electronic health records to document patient care accurately and comprehensively.
• Supported patients with activities of daily living and functional mobility to improve comfort and quality of life and reduce pain.
• Adapted teaching methods based on individual learning styles while providing education on disease processes and self-management strategies.
• Educated patients and families on disease management and prevention techniques.
• Charted changes in patient conditions and discussed concerns with supervising healthcare provider.
• Delivered information regarding care and medications to patients and caregivers in comprehendible terminology.
• Coordinated with physicians and healthcare teams to update patient progress and adjust care plans.
• Completed initial assessments of patients and family to determine and address individual home care needs.
• Participated in on-call rotations and delivered after-hours care.
• Provided wound care, including dressing changes and monitoring for signs of infection.

• Responded quickly and effectively in emergent or crisis situations.
• Carried out physician orders accurately while following established nursing standards of care.
• Utilized computerized Resource and Patient Management System (RPMS) and Electronic Health Record (EHR) system.
• Monitored patient conditions to identify concerning changes and mitigate symptoms.
• Administered medications as prescribed by physicians.
• Evaluated laboratory results for accuracy and completeness prior to documentation in the medical record.
• Cared for patients experiencing acute traumas, including cardiac arrests, strokes and gunshot wounds.
• Facilitated seamless transfer of patients to other units or facilities, ensuring continuity of care.
• Responded quickly to codes and coordinated efficient and skilled care.

I changed to PRN with Okmulgee Memorial Hospital and picked up agency shifts for both the ER and L&D. I worked for Nursefinders and another now-defunct agency, which was sold to Accountable Healthcare. I also worked in-house agency for OU Medical Center in L&D for two 13-week contracts, then worked PRN for St. John's Elite staffing for their L&D both at their main hospital and Owasso, OK.

• Cared for pregnant women expecting imminent birth and for babies immediately after birth in hospitals and health clinics.
• Prepared medical equipment and tools to aid physician during examination and treatment of patients.
• Assisted physicians during deliveries, including vaginal and cesarean sections.
• Conducted initial assessments of laboring patients, determining stage and progression of labor.
• Performed vaginal exams to assess dilation and effacement of cervix.
• Implemented individualized nursing care plans for laboring mothers and newborns.
• Performed newborn assessments such as APGAR scores at one minute and five minutes after birth.
• Responded to emergency situations with speed, expertise and level-headed approaches to provide optimal care, support and life-saving interventions.
• Managed emergency situations, such as pre-eclampsia, eclampsia, and postpartum hemorrhage.
• Provided patient education regarding labor and delivery process.
• Administered medications including epidurals and narcotics as ordered by physician.
• Administered IV fluids and medications to manage labor pain and support labor progression.

• Evaluated patient vital signs and laboratory data to assess needs and provide emergency interventions.
• Supervised cardiac monitors, mechanical ventilators and alarms and oxygen delivery devices.
• Ensured compliance with hospital policies and procedures related to the NICU setting.
• Checked on patients regularly to track progress with treatments, changes in symptoms and need for emergency interventions.
• Assessed, monitored and documented vital signs, laboratory values, medications and treatments.
• Performed physical assessments of newborns in the NICU and provided appropriate interventions as needed.
• Facilitated communication between family members and healthcare providers regarding patient progress.
• Helped patients and families feel comfortable during challenging and stressful situations, promoting recovery and reducing compliance issues.
• Provided specialized care for preterm infants with complex medical needs.
• Administered intravenous fluids, medications and other therapies as ordered by physician.
• Assisted physicians with invasive procedures such as intubation or central line placement.