Ashley Hebert Email & Phone Number

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States

Provide comprehensive nursing services to low-income, low resource, first time pregnant individuals and their children from pregnancy to two years after delivery via home visitation; adhere to the nursing process, the Nurse-Family Partnership Model, and agency protocol and procedures to improve clients’ health-related behaviors, care of their children, and own personal development.· Participates in continuing education on a consistent basis; maintains current caseload of 23-25 clients while averaging 35-40 visits a month; uses excellent organizational skills, accurate case management, and detailed time management to accomplish visitation standards.· Provides excellent and professional customer service by utilizing effective Motivational Interviewing to gain a clear understanding of clients’ unique needs and goals; accommodates individual client needs by providing visits before and after hours.· Functions as an active and positive team member that promotes teamwork, encouragement, productivity, mentorship, accountability, and cooperation within an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary team.· Able to facilitate accurate and effective connections between clients and community resources by maintaining knowledge of services available and fostering relationships and collaboration with local programs, organizations, and medical providers.

Coordinate care for 4-6 patients across the entire medical team; operate utilize critical thinking and time management skills while administering medication, utilizing medical equipment, and practicing optimal hygiene to ensure the patients’ overall health and safety, while following nursing process, HIPPA regulations, and hospital protocol.· As preceptor, lead and mentor 14 college students and 2 new graduate nurses; designed and facilitated clinical skills-building activities for new nursing graduate onboarding program.· Entrusted with charge nurse responsibilities in under 6 months, 50% faster than most; lead a team of 5-6 nurses by answering questions with confidence, providing help, and assisting with specialized nursing skills.· Facilitate communication and conflict resolution between nurses and patients; clearly communicate with leadership staff about admissions, discharges, and bed availability.