• Evaluates and sets a treatment plan for all initial and established wound referrals at assignedcare locations.• Accurately performs history and physical examinations on adult patients with acute and chronicwounds.• Assess, diagnose and manage chronic conditions for patient population.• Identifies deviations from normal, initiates and evaluates treatment for patients with commonlyoccurring health problems within scope of practice.• Consults, co-manages or refers as appropriate.• Prescribes medications as delegated in the protocols and/or procedures.• Provides individualized patient teaching and counseling.• Communicates with PCP or office staff regarding any changes in patient’s condition.• Communicates with collaborating provider as outline in collaborate agreement and stateguidelines.• Develops, implements and/or participates in research or educational activities.• Participates in quality improvement activities and monitoring of health outcomes for patients.• Ensures proper documentation of diagnoses and appropriate coding.• Assess and creates treatment plans and prescribes medication in accordance with staterequirements and organization protocols.• Initiates evaluation and treatment procedures essential to appropriate response to emergencywound situations.• Assure staff knowledge and practice surrounding goals of healthy skin integrity and woundmanagement.• Actively participate in creating and implementing improvements to achieve clinical, satisfactionand/or efficiency outcomes.• Participate in education of patients as well as hospital, nursing home and RXH staff to assurebest outcomes and most current clinical practice.• Participates in quality improvement activities and monitoring of health outcomes for patients• Actively participate in creating and implementing improvements to achieve clinical, satisfactionand/or efficiency outcomes.• Work to ensure the continuity of the mission, vision, and values of the hospital.

Family Practice/Primary Care – Frank Lovato, PA and Kelli McBride FNP-C -195 Hours Internal Medicine – Frank Lovato, PA and Kelli McBride FNP-C- 161 Hours Pediatrics – Frank Lovato, PA and Kelli McBride FNP-C- 115 Hours Obstetrics & Gynecology Care – Frank Lovato, PA and Kelli McBride FNP-C- 104 Hours NP Skills include:• Provides aid for primary and urgent care patients ranging from 1 month to end of life• Prescribes medications based on efficacy, safety, and cost as legally authorized• Reads current literature and talks with colleagues to keep abreast of developments in nursing• Performs routine or annual physicals examinations, including pap smears, as well as preventative procedures• Counsels patients about drug regimens and possible side effects or interactions with other substances• Consults with, or refers patients to, appropriate specialists when conditions exceed the scope of practice or expertise.

• Addressed the needs of patients during shifts to include assessing physiological and psychosocial changes• Provided care in home environment for predominately pediatric patients with conditions ranging from shaken baby syndrome to seizure conditions• Performed interventions to include ventilation, tracheostomy care, and other medical needs• Educated patients and their families• Successfully offered peace and guidance during uncomfortable situations

• Oversaw one RN and up to five PCTs during shift and managed emergencies that occurred during treatment• Managed the care of patients and reported to administrators and doctors in a timely and efficient manner• Consulted on policy to improve the quality of life for dialysis patients• Advised patients and family with effective communication on progress of disease• Opened and closed the clinic daily and maintained the water system throughout the shift.• Received the Gold Star Award for dedication and achievement.

• Served as a Registered Nurse for up to 17 patients and managed all aspects of care for hospice patients• Operated as a team leader for Physician, Social Worker, Chaplain, and CNAs• Delegated assignments based on the needs of the patients and created plans of care for the family members• Communicated with health insurance providers, hospitals, and nursing centers on a consistent basis• Educated families on the hospice philosophy and plans of care for the patient• Ensured proper support was given before and after the passing of a patient while managing the needs of medicationduring the transition