Jeland Palicte Email & Phone Number

Stanford, California, United States

Greater Indianapolis

-Safety Net Health System with a panel of patients who have uniquely complex medical and behavioral needs.-Triage RN - Identified, assessed, and directed patients to the appropriate level of care, avoiding unnecessary ED visits or inappropriate use of clinic.-IV lab draws, Immunization injections.-Performed Wound care: Traumatic and atraumatic, acute and chronic wounds.-Roomed patients, performed Point of Care testing: HIV and STD checks, COVID testing, A1C.-Educated patients concerning both acute and chronic disease states.-Coordinated care with Home Health and DME companies, inpatient discharge case managers, and specialty offices to avoiding breaks in patient care.

-Clinical assessment of the hospice patient—accounted for chronic and acute conditions, current medications, as well as current and anticipated symptoms.-Managed a case load of patients - oversaw their care and coordinating care alongside HHAs, MSWs, Chaplains, PT/OT/ST colleagues - from admission until death or discharge.-Participated in RN On-call schedule: Cyclic 63 hr on-call weekends and PRN 15hr weekday on-call nights. -Conducted remote Triage: Identified and managed clinical symptoms, and coordinated with on-call Physician. PRN visits as appropriate.-Assisted in activities of daily living such as continence, bed baths, transfers, ambulation, toileting.-Thorough documentation in EMR.-Used ICD-10 coding for admissions, recertifications, and discharge documentation.-Led facility and home in-services re: symptoms, oxygen therapy, PICC line dressing changes, INR monitoring, bed sore prophylaxis, fall prevention, dietary counseling, ADLs.-Facilitated DME ordering, delivery, troubleshooting, reducing delay in patient care.-Wound Care towards patient comfort: Decubitus Ulcers (stages I, II, III, IV, and unstageables), carbuncles, stomas, acute trauma/skin tears/lacerations, diabetic foot ulcers and gangrene.

San Francisco Bay Area

Achievements:(06/2021) Co-authored and Published: "A Multi-Site Evaluation of Observer Roles and Telepresence Technology in Simulation with Prelicensure Nursing Students," Clinical Simulation in Nursing(05/2019) Co-authored and Published: "Comparing Virtual Reality Telepresence and Traditional Simulation Methods," Nursing Education Perspectives(04/2018) Co-authored and Published: "Assessing Simulation, Virtual Reality, and Television Modalities in Clinical Training," Clinical Simulation in Nursing(10/02/17) Presented "Growing a Healthcare Workforce through Virtual Reality" at Stanford's ATXpo Idea Lab (04/28/2017) Research finalist, competed at the 31st Annual CSU Student Research Competition(04/05/2017) Exhibited research and was awarded at an SJSU Research Forum(03/2017) Invited to draft Pilot and Experiment manuscripts for INACSL publication (03/2017) Presented research and won the 2017 SJSU Student Research Competition(12/2016) Conducted several IRB- Approved subject trials in SJSU clinical simulation lab

San Francisco Bay Area

880+ hrs Clinical Rotations in:• Peri-operative Endoscopy | Stanford Hospital | Stanford, CA• Psychiatric/Mental Health | Momentum for Mental Health | San Jose, CA• Community/Public Health: Santa Clara Public Health Dept. | Sunnyvale, CA• Medical/Surgical II: Med/Surg, ICU, Telemetry, Emergency units | Kaiser Permanente | San Jose, CA• Pediatrics: Medical, Surgical, Transplant, Oncology, Cardiac, and Post-Anesthesia units | Lucile Packard Children's Hospital | Stanford, CA• Maternity/Obstetrics: Ante-partum, Labor & Delivery, Mother & Baby, and Neonatal Intensive Care units | Good Samaritan Hospital | San Jose, CA• Medical/Surgical I: Veterans Affairs Hospital | Palo Alto, CA

Hosted advising sessions to guide pre-nursing students and answer questions regarding the SJSU nursing program.

Palo Alto

• Patient centered care and advocacy with incorporation of patient and family in perioperative teaching• Aided with/managed patient pre-operative assessment and checklist in a timely manner• Used SBAR to give and take reports between the pre- and intra-, and the intra- and post-operative setting• Prioritized and managed adequate patient airway, breathing, and circulation intra-operatively• Calculated/labeled/drew up moderate sedation medications; IV starts; IV blood draws; fluid maintenance