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Completed Contracts at the Emergency Departments1/22-8/22: Mary Bridge Childrens Hospital, Tacoma WA9/22-7/23: Rady Childrens Hospital, San Diego California8/23-11/23: Highland Hospital- Alameda Health System, Oakland California11/23-6/24: Rady Childrens Hospital, San Diego CaliforniaAssisted with the educational needs of the Emergency Department by precepting other travel nurses, nursing students, paramedic students, and other staff.Regularly acted as a Team Lead or Resource Nurse in various care experiences in the Emergency Department. Provided lunch coverage for Charge Nurses.Assisted research team and doctors with screening for research studies and monitoring of patients during clinical trials conducted in the Emergency Department.Performed tasks such as ultrasound guided IV access, port access, hanging and maintaining drips and other critical care responsibilities.Recognized as the Resource Nurse of the Month April 2023 while on assignment.Daisy Award Nominee May 2023 and April 2024

Assesses, plans, implements, evaluates and documents nursing care for patients experiencing life- threatening problems requiring complex assessment, high intensity therapies and interventions in a 24 bed Pediatric Emergency Services Department.Researched and proposed new Triage Nurse Protocols to ensure better efficiency along with reduced patient “Left Without Being Seen” to then further reduce the cost associated with patients leaving. Works with academic universities to help assist with nursing student transition to practice by acting as a nurse preceptor. Worked with management to help train new staff members, students, and contract staff.Regularly provided lunch coverage for Charge Nurses.Assisted research team and doctors with screening for research studies and monitoring of patients during clinical trials/research studies conducted in the Emergency Department.

Responsible for patient assignment in Level 3 Trauma center classified as 12th busiest Emergency Department in the United States, seeing 130,000+ patient visits yearly.Completion of Pediatric Emergency Department Residency program with successful graduation.Cross trained to work in the Adult Emergency Department with daily adult patient care experiences in the Pediatric ED.Worked closely with management to educate and precept staff, agency staff, paramedic students, and nursing students in nursing care.Proactively took super user courses for new equipment and software.Worked extra hours off the floor to do skills fair with new staff educating them regarding equipment and policy.Successful Completion of ultrasound guided IV course and initiation on patients of all ages.Certified provider of STABLE, PALS, CPR, TNCC and ACLS. Completion of 40-hour didactic course in Pediatric Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner.Member of the trauma and code team - assisting with rapid sequence intubation, trauma nursing process, ventilator management and initiation of critical drips per hospital protocol.

Provided effective care to assigned patients, according to established plan of care and as competency documentation designates, under the direct supervision of a licensed nurse. Provided necessary administrative and support activities that contribute to the delivery of quality patient care. Cross trained as unit secretary, EKG technician, Phlebotomist, and safety attendant. Certifications in Non-Crisis Intervention, Basic life support, and Recognition of life-threatening arrhythmias. Extensive training in Birth Center and Medical Surgical Units.

Administered critical IV medications such as Cardizem, Dopamine, Insulin, Nitroglycerin, and Adenosine Assisted in the care of multiple traumas, cardiac arrests, stroke codes, sexual assaults and conscious sedationsProvided care to people across the lifespan with different conditions from infants, children, pregnant women, and the elderly.Independently maintained safe and effective care to patients with different acuity levels in a time- restricted and demanding environment.Constantly communicated and collaborated with physicians and other healthcare professionals to ensure optimal care was given to patients in a timely manner.

Provided preventative care to residents to manage skin-related conditions such as pressure ulcers. Built long-lasting professional relationships with patients, family members, and team members. Monitored patient stability by checking vital signs and weight, and recording intake information. Administered therapeutic treatments, non-sterile dressings, ice packs and baths.