Tyler Price

• Provide comprehensive psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis, medication management, and psychotherapy for adolescents and adults across a broad range of mental health conditions.
  
• Take a whole-person approach to psychiatric care, considering genetic predisposition, hormonal and endocrine influences, medical conditions, nutrition, sleep, substance use, environment, relationships, and lifestyle alongside psychiatric symptoms.
  
• Look beyond symptom suppression to identify biological, psychological, and environmental factors that may be contributing to each patient's presentation, with medication used thoughtfully as one component of treatment.
  
• Use clinical evidence, validated assessment tools, laboratory findings when appropriate, and longitudinal patient response to guide individualized treatment decisions.
  
• Emphasize education and shared decision-making, helping patients understand not only their treatment options, but the clinical reasoning behind them.
  
• Integrate psychotherapy, behavioral change, nutrition, physical activity, sleep optimization, and other evidence-informed interventions with pharmacologic treatment when appropriate.
  
• Collaborate with primary care, therapists, and medical specialists when psychiatric symptoms intersect with broader medical or physiological concerns.

Owner and Clinical Director of a private duty nursing service providing high-acuity, in-home care for a medically complex adult patient.

• Direct full clinical oversight and coordinate care across multiple providers, including physicians and specialists
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to align treatment plans and ensure continuity of care
• Recruit, hire, and onboard nursing staff to build and maintain a high-performing care team
• Lead and supervise nursing staff, including scheduling, training, and quality assurance across all shifts
• Deliver hands-on patient care including medication administration, ongoing assessment, and symptom management
• Monitor for acute changes in condition and implement timely clinical interventions and escalation when indicated
• Develop and maintain individualized care plans integrating medical, nutritional, and lifestyle considerations
• Manage clinical operations including supply procurement, equipment coordination, and documentation standards
• Provide clear, structured communication to family while maintaining a high standard of patient-centered care and safety

Managed high-acuity patients in an LTAC setting, providing ventilator support, advanced wound care, medication management, and rapid response to clinical changes.

• Delivered high-acuity critical care across Medical, Trauma, Neurosurgical, and Cardiovascular ICUs within a 900+ bed Level I trauma and academic medical center, adapting to complex patient populations and rapidly evolving clinical conditions.
  
• Collaborated closely with intensivists, specialists, advanced practice providers, pharmacists, respiratory therapists, and other disciplines to coordinate evidence-based care for critically ill and medically complex patients.
  
• Served as a clinical preceptor and bedside educator for nurses entering and advancing within critical care, providing hands-on instruction in clinical assessment, critical thinking, complex therapies, emergency response, and ICU standards of practice.

• Provided high-acuity care in an 18-bed Medical, Cardiac, and Cardiovascular ICU within a Level II teaching hospital.
  
• Managed critically ill patients requiring invasive hemodynamic monitoring, mechanical ventilation, vasoactive/inotropic support, and complex postoperative care.
  
• Served as a clinical preceptor and educator, mentoring nurses in critical-care assessment, cardiovascular physiology, hemodynamics, and advanced ICU therapies.
  
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams in the management of complex medical and cardiovascular patients.

• Managed preoperative and postoperative care in a 36-bed PACU at a Level I academic medical center.
  
• Provided individualized recovery and clinical oversight for an average of 8–12 surgical patients per shift.
  
• Managed postoperative airway, hemodynamic, pain, and anesthesia-related complications during immediate recovery.
  
• Served as a clinical preceptor and educator, mentoring nurses in postoperative assessment, recovery, and recognition of acute complications.

• Served as a Critical Care Float RN across high-acuity ICUs at a Level I academic medical center, including a 16-bed Surgical, Neuro, and Trauma ICU.
  
• Managed complex surgical, neurological, and trauma patients requiring mechanical ventilation, invasive monitoring, vasoactive support, and advanced critical-care interventions.
  
• Precepted and trained 20+ nurses in critical-care practice, including advanced assessment, clinical decision-making, emergency response, and management of complex ICU patients.
  
• Supported the development and transition of nurses into independent critical-care practice through hands-on bedside education and mentorship.

• Served as Charge RN in a 36-bed ICU caring for critically ill COVID-19 patients during the pandemic.
  
• Floated across CICU, CVICU, and Medical ICU, managing diverse high-acuity patient populations.
  
• Provided clinical leadership, coordinated patient assignments and unit workflow, and supported bedside staff during high-acuity operations.
  
• Served as a clinical preceptor and educator, mentoring nurses in critical-care assessment, emergency response, and advanced ICU care.

• Fulfilled Critical Care Float Pool duties for ER, CVICU, Neuro Trauma ICU, and Cardiac ICU.

• Provided clinical leadership within a 70-bed COVID ICU at a Level I Trauma Center during the pandemic response.
  
• Served as a Rapid Response RN across ECMO, CVICU, CICU, Neuro, Trauma, and Medical ICUs.
  
• Managed acute deterioration and high-acuity emergencies requiring rapid assessment, stabilization, and escalation of care.
  
• Served as a clinical preceptor and educator, mentoring nurses in critical-care practice, emergency response, and management of complex ICU patients.

• Team member of a 65-bed COVID ICU team during a critical staffing shortage at a Level 1 Trauma Facility.

• Managed care in a 60-bed ICU for COVID-19 patients and participated in the float pool for CVICU, Burn ICU, and Neuro Trauma ICU.

• Served on the COVID-19 Rapid Response Team during the initial 2020 pandemic surge at a Level I academic trauma center with 90+ critical-care COVID beds.
  
• Delivered disaster-level critical care during unprecedented patient volumes, acuity, and resource constraints.
  
• Responded to acute deterioration and clinical emergencies across COVID-19 critical-care units, supporting rapid stabilization and escalation of care.
  
• Participated in clinical research trials evaluating emerging COVID-19 therapies during the early pandemic response.
  
• Served as a clinical preceptor and educator, supporting nurses adapting to rapidly evolving critical-care protocols and COVID-19 treatment practices.

• Managed care for patients in a 24-bed ICU for Medical/Surgical cases and provided care as a float nurse to ER, CVICU, Neuro Trauma ICU, and Cardiac ICU.

• Provided care in a 26 bed Medical ICU for patients requiring advanced life support such as therapeutic hypothermia and ventilator management.

• Specialized in a 16 bed Cardiac ICU managing acute coronary syndrome patients and life support modalities including IABP and Impella with extensive use of Swan-Ganz catheters to direct patient interventions.

• Managed ICU/PCU patients with a focus on sepsis and overdose, involving extensive life support systems including vasopressor administration and ventilator support.

• Served as a Float ICU Nurse across Cardiac, Neuro, Medical, Surgical, Cardiovascular, and Trauma ICUs in a Teaching Hospital.
• Gained extensive experience with a diverse patient population including Fresh Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting, Stroke Codes, post-Cath Lab recovery, Septic cases, and Level 1 Trauma incidents.
• Participated as an active member of the Rapid Response, Code Blue, Code Stroke, IV Start, and STEMI Teams.
• Managed critical care interventions such as Left Ventricular Assist Devices, Transcutaneous Pacing, Intra-Aortic Balloon Pump, and Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement.

• Provided care in response to a local medical emergency involving a surge of patients in the Medical/Surgical ICU of a Level 1 Trauma facility, with a caseload including Sepsis, GI Hemorrhage, Overdose, MI, and various emergencies.

• Managed the care of critically ill patients in a community hospital setting.
• Provided assessments and interventions for post-surgical patients requiring intensive care level acuity.
• Instrumental in the creation and development of the Charge Nurse role, pioneering this function in a new start-up hospital environment, shaping the protocols and leadership structure.

• Provided high-acuity critical care in the MICU of a 1,200-bed university teaching hospital, with cross-training in the Bone Marrow Transplant ICU.
  
• Managed cardiac arrest, severe sepsis, ARDS, overdose, GI hemorrhage, and multi-organ failure.
  
• Managed mechanical ventilation, CRRT, invasive monitoring, central access, and titratable critical-care infusions.
  
• Cared for critically ill, immunocompromised, and bone marrow transplant patients requiring specialized intensive care.
  
• Administered investigational monoclonal antibody and chemotherapeutic agents under clinical trial protocols, providing intensive monitoring for therapeutic response and adverse events.

• summa cum laude graduate