Tynna Roberts

Full Time - 40hours/week

Floor nurse, Nurse case Manager and customer service care to soldiers in the US Army Health Clinic, Schofield Barracks' Traumatic Brain Injury Concussion Clinic as well as the referrals from the Soldier Recovery Unit (SRU) and other clinics. Performs duties relating to the nursing care of routine, complicated and emergency cases in the TBI clinic. Screens soldiers and other beneficiaries, assigns triage categories in accordance with urgency of medical complaint in order that are more urgent. Screens Medical Records for past history and inputs data into Medical automated system. Observes patients' physical and emotional status, documenting changes in conditions. Participates in updating patient care plans throughout the tour consistent with recognized nursing standards and in accordance with appropriate nursing care and prescribed medical treatment. Enters information about the condition, assessment of patient's condition and plan of action to carry out nursing care in appropriate medical data systems. Assists TBI Nurse Case Manager with data entry on TBI data base (TBI portal and WEB APP), actively contacts patients or provides list to clinics and educate patients on consults, Lab and Radiology orders, Medications and follow ups. Administer pre and post deployment TBI screening Questionnaires. Works collaboratively with SRU, TBI Providers and Nurse Case Managers to ensure soldiers receive appropriate consults and Access to Care Standards is adhered. Monitor patients and observes, identifies, reports and records changes in objective signs and subjective symptoms. Provides written and verbal reports regarding patients care for inclusion in the patient's medical records; measures, and records vital signs, such as height, weight, temperatures etc. Orders an maintains adequate supplies in patient care area, labels specimen, completes laboratory requests, obtain patient records, retrieves radiology and lab reports, monitor stockage level and expiration dates of available medications and medical supplies. Screens patients with concussion assessment tools to include MACE2, VOMS and Brain Scope. Report to PCM on critical result and record/upload assessment result into patient's chart. Coordinated individualized discharge plans to manage safe transition back into community and home environments. Updated treatment plans on monthly basis with latest intervention strategies and progress notes. Coordinated program referrals for community-based resources. Documented case notes daily and coordinated follow-up for seamless case management. Worked with medical teams, patients and families to implement effective treatment plans. Provided ongoing counseling to help patients deal with conditions and processes. Carried out day-day-day duties accurately and efficiently. Demonstrated respect, friendliness and willingness to help wherever needed. Maintained energy and enthusiasm in fast-paced environment.

Full Time - 40hours/week

Screens soldiers and other beneficiaries and record vital signs, medications, diagnosis and symptoms. Monitors patients, and observes, identifies, reports and records changes in objective signs and subjective symptoms. Provides written and verbal reports regarding patients care for inclusion in the patient's medical record.

Performed procedures within the scope of practice to include electrocardiogram, sterile dressing application, packing wound and burn care, ear irrigations etc.. Administered medications or immunizations and monitored patients afterwards for signs of complications or reaction, grades the reaction and independently initiates appropriate emergency response as indicated.

Prepares patients and administers medications or immunizations and monitors them afterwards for signs of complications or reaction in accordance to SOPs, providers orders, measures and administers immunizations based on Department of the Army and Medical SRP requirements to include Anthrax, Smallpox, Typhoid, Tetanus/Diphtheria, Influenza, MMR, Hepatitis A-B, Polio, PPD and read and etc. Observes Soldier for adverse reactions, grades the reaction and independently initiates appropriate emergency response as indicated. Assists with care of allergic reaction and administers CPR as needed in the clinic area. Draws blood; collects and prepares specimens such as routine urine stool, sputum, and cultures for laboratory analysis. Screens and reviews immunization records and unit standard operating procedures to select required immunizations, correct dosages, and routes of administration. Review requires transcription of information of medical records and official school forms. Documents administration of paper in AHLTA or manually, Administers oral, intradermal, subcutaneous, intramuscular immunization to all age groups. Maintains accountability for actions and control of vaccines. Documents interventions and patient's response to care. Communicates relevant information to healthcare team.

1 of 2 Nurses who prepares/assists providers with procedures within the scope of practice to include Vasectomy, Circumcision and Nexplanon implants.

Calls patients to relay non-critical laboratory and radiology results. Schedules patients follow ups and call patients to confirm appointments before each visit.

Full Time - 40hours/week

Obtain information from patient and/or family to identify major complaints, symptoms, or reasons for seeking health care. Takes all vital signs, screens soldiers and other beneficiaries and record vital signs, medication diagnosis and symptoms. Monitors patients and observes identifies reports and records changes in objective signs and subjective symptoms. Provides written and verbal reports regarding patients care for inclusions in the patients care for inclusion int he patient's medical record.

Performed procedures within the scope of practice to include electrocardiogram, sterile dressing application, packing wound and burn care and ear irrigation. Administered medications or immunizations and monitored patients afterwards for signs of complications or reaction, grades the reaction and independently initiates appropriate emergency emergency response as indicated.

Prepared patients for and administers medications or immunizations and monitors them for signs of complications or reaction in accordance to SOPs, providers orders, measures and administers immunizations based on Department of the Army SRP requirements. Documented accurate and complete patient information to address patient problems and expected outcomes. Comforted and counseled patients and families throughout care process. Delivered updates in patient status to charge nurse, recording changes in medical records. Obtained biological specimens for ordered tests and prepared for laboratory transport. Minimized staff and patient infection risk by cleaning and disinfecting equipment instruments.Answered incoming phone calls from patients to provide basic assistance and triage medical concerns.