Vicky Spiller

Maryville University

Master of Science in Nursing -Psych Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

ANCC – Board Certified PMHNP

Autonomous Practice License

Bon Secours Memorial College of Nursing

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

BLS Certification

• Outpatient behavioral health medication management across the life span
• Assess, diagnosing, and providing treatment for patients with various mental health disorders
• Send appropriate labs
• Partner with collaborating health care team
• Provide education and resources to patients
• Monitor for misuse of medications via use of state prescription monitoring program

• Work with both inpatient and outpatient behavior health settings
• Assessing, diagnosing, and providing treatment for patients with various mental health disorders
• Cover hospital consults for patients with behavioral concerns
• Partner with collaborating psychiatrist and health care team
• Ensuring safety for each patient and providing resources
• Manage mental health medications and education on adverse reactions of psychiatric medications
• Hold X-waiver to provide MAT
• Continue CE education and stay up to date of latest recommendations

• Circulating and scrub all surgical specialties
• Advocate to ensure patient safety and dignity
• Collaborate with anesthesia, surgeons and all healthcare team
• Ensure all equipment and implants are available for procedure
• Complete post assessment and communicate with PACU / ICU
• Primary specialty Burns, Plastics, Microvascular and ENT

• Duties included role of Charge nurse and staff nurse
• Monitoring patients for cardiac, neurological, and respiratory changes.
• Worked in the role as charge and staff nurse on my unit
• Provide patient care in collaboration with assisting in decisions to keep patients in observation status or need for patient to be made in patient.
• Draw and monitor labs. Perform EKG and provide telemetry monitoring.

• Provide patient care in collaboration with staff orthopedic physicians
• Assessed patients and monitored their conditions daily
• Provide dressing changes and administer medications
• Educated patients and families about to improve and maintain their health

• Responsible for assisting nursing staff with vitals, blood glucose checks, assisting in patient hygiene needs and reporting patient changes to nursing staff.