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• Develop and standardize training programs and educational content for patient care and residencies for assigned units• Implement best practice-based research and practice standards, ensuring alignment with recognized guidelines and policies.• Coordinate and deliver educational programs to staff and managers to promote enhanced patient care and service delivery.• Conduct assessments to evaluate the effectiveness of training programs and make necessary adjustments.

• Monitor vital signs of the mother and newborn• Continually assess the mother and newborn for signs of symptoms that could point to complications such as postpartum hemorrhage, postpartum depression, or failure to thrive• Clean the newborn• Dispense antibiotics and/or pain medication as needed• Educate new parents on how to care for newborns after they leave the hospital• Assist mothers to establish a breastfeeding relationship• Work alongside doctors and other nursing staff to ensure that the plan of care is being followed• Remove catheters following successful deliveries• Assist new mother with the emotional aspects of recovery after giving birth• Support new mothers in their decisions• Reinforce the new mother's ability and aptitude in caring for her baby• Refer parents to additional resources like support groups• Check caesarian incisions if needed

• Assisted with the editing and preparation of manuscripts• Prepared literature reviews• Prepared materials for submission to agencies and foundations that fund research• Prepared materials for IRB review• Performed medical record abstraction for specific diseases, conditions, and outcomes• Learned how to collect data to save the lives of patients and make medical professionals’ lives easier on the job. • identified research questions• designed and conducted dissertation research• collected and analyzed data and report findings. • Write research reports • partner with scientists in other fields to better address complex questions and problems specifically for women living with HIV in the United States• use knowledge of IRB and Good Clinical Practice Guidelines to conduct ethical and sound research

• Monitor vital signs of the mother and newborn• Continually assess the mother and newborn for signs of symptoms that could point to complications such as postpartum hemorrhage, postpartum depression, or failure to thrive• Clean the newborn• Dispense antibiotics and/or pain medication as needed• Educate new parents on how to care for newborns after they leave the hospital• Assist mothers to establish a breastfeeding relationship• Work alongside doctors and other nursing staff to ensure that the plan of care is being followed• Remove catheters following successful deliveries• Assist new mother with the emotional aspects of recovery after giving birth• Support new mothers in their decisions• Reinforce the new mother's ability and aptitude in caring for her baby• Refer parents to additional resources like support groups• Check caesarian incisions if needed