• Treat student injuries and illnesses and advise students, their caretakers, and staff on health issues and suggest and discuss a plan of care• Support students with chronic illnesses and disabilities; e.g. administer scheduled medications, diabetic care, and help with daily activities• Promote health-related habits, such as handwashing and lice treatment/prevention• Maintain student and school personnel and medical record confidentiality• Understand and respect the values and traditions of the diverse culture represented in the community and in the school• 1:1 assignment to assist with extensive medical needs of student, e.g. central line TPN monitoring and colostomy bag

- Complete psychological, physical, educational, and discharge planning assessments of the patients upon admission or twice per shift and executed independent, holistic, and effective nursing care to medical-surgical patients, incl. family medicine, surgery, and behavioral health- Identify present and potential problems for the patient based on assessments using evidenced-based practice by means of excellent interpersonal skills and nursing knowledge- Obtain specimen (e.g. blood, urine) for diagnostic testing and evaluated results to enhance care - Establish intravenous (IV) access to administer medications/blood - Administer medications via various routes as prescribed or as needed, and evaluated their effects- Conduct routine outpatient intravenous infusion as ordered by provider, typically antibiotics- Facilitate patients’ recovery from scheduled and emergency surgeries by close observation and responding to arising needs- Assess and document the effectiveness of treatment options and prioritized and revised care plans to adjust for patient-driven physical, safety, and psychosocial healthcare concerns- Utilize support services, such as Physical & Respiratory Therapy to meet patient needs

- Conduct examinations and provide independent, comprehensive nursing care to medical surgical patients, incl. general surgery patients, orthopedic surgeries, and pediatrics- Identify and document the effectiveness of care provided and prioritize and revise care plan, as needed, to adjust for physical and psycho-social healthcare needs- Administer and monitor the use of therapeutic agents and pain-relieving drugs, including narcotics and antibiotics; notify physician, if ineffective or side effect- Monitor patients and their charts for changes in condition, abnormal test results, and/or new symptoms- Set up, operate, and monitor medical equipment, such as oxygen masks, intravenous infusion pumps, wall suction, cardiovascular monitors, EKG machines, and others as required- Instruct patients and family members regarding disease process, encourage self-care, and provide emotional support, as needed- Provide detailed discharge teaching, to include new/changed medications, maintenance of health as part of the plan of care, and as needed follow-up care- Act as Charge Nurse: make appropriate patient assignments, perform daily unit checks, attend meetings, act as resource, and mediate conflict resolution- Teach at New Employee Orientation (monthly), to include the proper usage of Alaris, PCA, syringe and Kangaroos pumps, wound vacs, and Hoyer lifts; placements of IVs and Central Line care- Conduct monthly pain-related chart audits to evaluate and document nursing staff compliance with unit and hospital policies

• Performed assessments & reassessment per policy or as warranted by patient condition and take appropriate action, if indicated• Initiated, prioritized, & implemented the plan of care and review/revise the plan as indicated• Monitored and documented responses to clinical interventions and utilize resources• Educated specifically to patient/family needs as appropriate to care/treatment/services provided• Demonstrated & facilitated teamwork; delegate tasks to non-licensed personnel as appropriate• Participated in quality, safety, and service process improvement efforts as well as educational opportunities

• Performed assessments & reassessment per policy or as warranted by patient condition and take appropriate action, if indicated• Initiated, prioritized, & implemented the plan of care and reviewed/revised the plan as indicated• Monitored and documented responses to clinical interventions and utilized resources• Educated specifically to patient/family needs as appropriate to care/treatment/services provided• Demonstrated & facilitated teamwork; delegated tasks to non-licensed personnel as appropriate • Participated in quality, safety, and service process improvement efforts as well as educational opportunities

• Interacted with children using approved child guidance and development techniques• Supervised and accounted for children during daily scheduled indoor and outdoor activities and on field trips• Modeled, promoted, and assisted with safety, fitness, health, and nutrition practices• Assisted in maintaining program participation data and completing required daily reports

• Prepared industrial portions of the electricity forecast for the operating companies and analyzed driving factors• Compiled economic data for both the U.S. and the service territory to explain past performances and future trends• Monitored performances of key industrial accounts on a monthly basis for sales variance reporting • Responded to requests for sales and economic data for regulatory and financial reporting purposes