FELICIA ONYEUKU

• Provide care to adult Detainees at sick calls, visits for episodic, acute conditions, chronic care, and urgent emergent conditions in collaboration with the supervising physician
• Coordinated with physicians, mental health providers, and other interdisciplinary team members to optimize patient care and streamline processes to ensure comprehensive care
• Provided training, professional support, and mentorship to the nursing staff, ensuring a high standard of care and consistency across the team
• Provide quality and appropriate care to the Detainees within the safety stipulations of the US Marshals

• Facilitated ongoing collaboration with mental health providers to coordinated care and promote optimal patient outcomes
• Arranged referrals for specialized care such as hepatitis C, HIV, Endocrinology, and consult follow-ups
• Mentored nursing staff to enhance their clinical knowledge, skills, and confidence in practice through training and various staff development initiatives
• Ensured the safety of staff and inmates by prioritizing and adhering to facility security guidelines

• Provided primary care, including physicals, gynecological exams, infectious disease treatment and surveillance, chronic and episodic care, and urgent/emergent care
• Implemented individualized patient care plans to address acute and chronic conditions
• Maintained thorough documentation of all clinical encounters, adhering to HIPAA regulations while facilitating clear communication among team members
• Improved patient outcomes by developing and implementing individualized care plans.
• Enhanced patient satisfaction through effective communication and compassionate care
• Provided comprehensive healthcare services for diverse populations, addressing acute and chronic conditions

Emanuel Women’s Correctional Facility, Johnson State Prison, and Lee Arrendale, Women’s Prison, Pulaski State Prison

• Provided high quality, security-sensitive inmate care through sick calls, ongoing medical acute, chronic, urgent/emergent conditions, women’s services, mental health surveillance, medical clearance for new inmates, performed physical and gynecological exams, and proper documentation of care
• Provided preventive services, ordered diagnostic tests, and facilitated referrals to specialists
• Successfully managed an increasing daily workload in order to provide primary care and medical clearance for new inmates

• Provided primary and women’s health care, preventive services, urgent/ emergent care, complete history and physicals gynecological exams, and accurately documented encounters
• Ongoing collaboration with mental health providers arranged referrals for specialized care such as hepatitis and conducted follow-ups
• Served as an educational and practice resource for medical unit staff, and initiated training and staff development activities.

• A successful leader of PACT in the female veteran clinic and managed acute, chronic, and gynecological conditions, documented on CPRS
• Managed minor mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety utilizing the PCMHI model of the VA
• Consistently achieved HEDIS and OIG quality measures passing score of 85% or above
• Contributed to team meetings that enhanced interdisciplinary approach to care
• Serves as a patient advocate and responsible for providing care to patients requiring treatment of any medical, surgical, or other condition, including chronic medical and minor injuries or illnesses.

• Provided leadership for PACT and Veteran centered care for chronic, acute, and mental health conditions, and reduced no-show rate to 30 percent
• Utilized the VA PCMHI model to treat minor mental health conditions such as anxiety and depression, with an acceptance rate of same-day appointment of 90%
• Established daily team enhancement routine and answered team questions
• Provided referrals to appropriate medical resources or specialty.

• Delivered high-quality patient-centered care to diverse patients on medical, surgical, and mental health units in research and teaching hospitals
• Utilized critical thinking for patient care decisions and documented on Cerner
• Achieved acceptable scores for nursing-sensitive indicators, core measures, HCAPS, patient satisfaction, and associate satisfaction.

• Planned and managed medical surgical patients’ monitored patients experiencing acute substance withdrawal, per CIWA and COWS protocol, and documented on Epic
• Educated patients and families to provide guidance for care
• Mentored and educated student nurses in care delivery and best practice