-Office nurse in a busy Pediatric practice (15 doctors, 4 offices, open 365 days/year, 9-9 Mon.-Thurs. 9-5 Fri. and 8-12 Sat./Sun./Holidays).-Extensive phone triage experience. Document in Clear Triage (Barton Schmitt Pediatric Protocols).-Administer p.o, per nares, per ear, per rectum, IM, SQ, ID. medications. Administer nebulizer treatments.-Obtain specimens and perform tests for urinalysis, Group A Strep, Group A and B Flu, hematocrit, blood sugar. Obtain vital signs.-Document all information accurately and efficiently via electronic medical record (STI's Chartmaker Medical Suite). -Communicate well with team members, patients, and families with the goal of keeping patients in the practice, bringing new patients to the practice, and projecting a harmonious atmosphere.

-Staff and relief charge nurse in 15 bed Level IIIA Special Care Nursery.-Cared for 30+ week premies and sick newborns.-Attended deliveries with the Neonatologist, assisted with neonatal resuscitation, intubation, and insertion of central lines.-Certified Car Seat Technologist.-Certified Instructor of Infant CPR- families of all discharged premies took my class.-Inserted peripheral IVs and gave IV meds, inserted ,and gave feedingsp through, nasogastric and orogastric tubes.-Took care of infants on ventilators, CPAP, and nasal cannula oxygen.-Documented all teaching and cares efficiently and accurately. -Communicated well with the other members of the team, parents, and infants.

-Relief night charge nurse and staff nurse in a busy 34 bed Level III NICU.-Provided care for 24-week and older sick newborns.-As charge nurse, supervised an average of 13 R.N.s.-Assisted with central line insertion, lazer eye surgery, neonatal resuscitation, intubation.-Inserted IV lines, nasogastric, and orogastric tubes.-Gave medications accurately and efficiently via IV, OGT, NGT, IM, SQ, ID.-Communicated well with other team members, parents, visitors and infants in a effort to help everyone feel welcome in the unit and to accurately convey information.-Documented, accurately, in a paper chart, all cares, feedings, medications, interactions, and teaching that was done.