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Cincinnati, Oh, United States

Medical Intensive Care Unit Registered Nurse. In addition to the aforementioned skills and training in my previous position, I am now proficient in the use of Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT), respond to Rapid Response and Code Blues throughout the hospital and am competent in pod and surge nursing.Trained to provide specialized care for Covid-19 positive patients, including proning and supination techniques, understanding of ventilators, opti-flow, inhaled Veletri, CDC standards of donning and doffing PPE and assisting in intubation of critically ill or failing respiratory drive patients.

Cincinnati, Ohio

Neuro Science ICU RN for 1 year. Trained in the management of drains placed within the brain including: Microdialysis of the brain through a Bolt, measuring intracerebral pressures (ICP) with extraventricular drains (EVD) and draining of cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) from both EVDs and lumbar drains (LD). National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale (NIHSS) certified, ensuring capable and thorough training to complete a neurological assessment on both conscious and unconscious patients. Assisted with brain death testing and managed end of life care plus organ donation and procurement. Proficient in the management and trending of increased ICPs and cerebral perfusion pressures (CPP) through the use of both invasive and noninvasive techniques such as the utilization of Mannitol, 3% Sodium Chloride and 23.4% Sodium Chloride, aka “A Bullet,” as well as proper alignment of the head and spine, elevation of the bed and use of Pupilometers.Experienced in ICU/Emergency level of care medication drips including but not limited to: Norepinephrine, Epinephrine, Versed, Ketamine, 3% Sodium Chloride, Mannitol, Fentanyl, Insulin, Heparin, Propofol, Nimbex and Vasopressin.

Ohio City, Ohio

In collaboration with Emergency Physician, PA and/or RN: Assesses the nature and extent of illness or injury, Administers appropriate emergency medical care, Communicates and ensures patient safety at all times. Maintains accurate and timely documentation of care that reflects the patient’s condition, treatment, and response to care. Upholds the mission, vision, values, and customer service standards of The Cleveland Clinic.

Beachwood, Ohio

Integral team member during “Code Blue,” (critical) situations, by cooperatively working with a diverse team of professional care providers, performing CPR, drug administration, cardiac monitoring and IV/IO access. Provides direct patient (PT) care needs during their Emergency Department visit including: Performing 12-lead EKGs, Blood draws, IV insertions, Dietary requirements, Transport, Specimen collection, First aid, Splinting of fractures or dislocations, Vital sign assessments (blood pressures, heart and respiratory rates, blood glucose levels and temperatures) and the collection of past pertinent medical data/history. Proficient and trained on Ultrasound Guided IVs. Assists with receiving incoming squad calls, walk-in and squad delivered PTs. Triages all previously mentioned individuals using the UH Care Allscripts Electronic Health Record Program. Ensures availability of necessary equipment and supplies in each room as well as stocking and maintaining crash carts, defibrillators, monitoring devices and office supplies. Prepares PTs for exams, specimen collection and anticipates needs of PTs and providers proactively. Initiates and maintains positive relationships with PTs/customers and co-workers. Takes responsibility for self-development and supports a learning environment.

Warrensville, Ohio

Administered advanced life support care to sick and injured persons in a pre-hospital setting as authorized and directed by medical control, policies and EMS protocols. Restored and stabilized heart rhythms on pulseless and non breathing patients. Recognized and treated cardiac rhythms by use of cardiac monitoring, non-invasive techniques and through the use of proper drug therapy. Assessed the nature and extent of illness or injury to establish and prioritize medical procedures to be followed. Proficient in the management and care of patients according to the START triage system. Responsible for operation and maintenance of emergency vehicles. Kept current on treatment techniques, protocol changes, and application of new drugs within a Paramedic's scope of practice and utilization of material and equipment. Prepared and accurately documented patient's information in accordance with HIPAA regulations. Oversaw the initial treatment at emergency scenes and took patient’s vital signs. Observed, recorded and reported patient’s condition to physicians, hospitals and other medical personnel in person or by radio-telephone.

Westlake, Ohio

Helped create a friendly environment for both the staff and club members. Trusted to work either independently or with a team of workers. Inputted electronic data to corporate to help keep our club's approval rating above a 90 out of 100 by going above the expected duties assigned during a regular shift. Assisted members with service transactions, account management and payment options. Maintained and reorganized the club’s equipment to facilitate a more efficient workplace. Aided in the training and staffing of new Club Staff Associates.

Rickenbacker Afb, Ohio

Honorably discharged after six years of service. Frequently briefed superiors and subordinates on section updates, current and future strategies. Developed corporate level plans for future operations to be used by seven separate companies. Supervised, revised and evaluated training for corporate level annual validation testing. Oversaw the Future Operations Section at the 437th Military Police Battalion. This is a sub-section to the S3 (Operations Section) of battalion. Appointed to the Law & Order Officer position, one of three separate battle captain positions in the Operations Section. I tracked seven different companies (averaging 100+ personnel per company) worth of Soldiers during National Guard Drill weekends. Created operational plans, warnings, changes and written orders for upcoming training events.

Marysville, Ohio

I commissioned as a Second Lieutenant on May 23, 2013, from the University of Cincinnati and was transferred from the 216th Engineers to the 585th Military Police Company, located in Marysville, OH. I became 1st Platoon's Platoon Leader. I worked with my Platoon Sergeant, keeping in touch with thirty-three soldiers. I participated in the Military Police Basic Officer Leaders Course where I underwent an eighteen week long training period that focused on: Marksmanship, Advanced Marksmanship, Weapons Familiarization, Leadership, Law Enforcement Techniques, Laws and Regulations, Supply Management, Risk Management, Policing, Civil Disturbance Operations, Corrections, Urban Operations, Technical Writing, Public Speaking and Tactical Operations. I have ensured that over millions of dollars worth of equipment was accounted for and working during our annual sensitive items inventory. I have counseled and mentored many individuals who have been both younger and older than me.

Woodlawn, Ohio

Started as a Private E1 and was promoted to Private First Class E3 as a 92F, Petroleum Supply Specialist. Contracted as a Cadet with the 216th Engineers Support Company, located in Woodlawn, OH and was put in charge of fifty-three enlisted soldiers.I assisted the Platoon Leaders, all Second Lieutenants, with planning for each month's training, running firing ranges, preparing safety briefings, keeping in touch with troubled soldiers, maintenance of weapons, tools and vehicles. I was in charge of the platoon while the Platoon Leader was absent or had other business related issues.I ran four different qualification ranges. Two were with the M16A2 rifles, one was with the M249 Light Machine Gun and one was with the M9 Handgun. Each range required planning and coordination with others of a rank higher than my own for a period of 120 days prior to my company actually using the qualification ranges. I created risk management plans, assigned range safeties, conducted area recons, ensured we had enough ammo and worked with other units who needed to qualify on my ranges.

Westlake, Ohio

Trusted to independently work after one day of training with no supervision. Continuously submitted new customer information. Updated and organized Microsoft Excel Spreadsheets with rejected customer files for weekly turn-in. Became proficient with proper key-stroke techniques, Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word. Worked with The Washington Post utilizing their system for data entry and tracking down leads.

Westlake, Ohio

After two days of training I was able to work self-sufficiently. Trusted to familiarize and self-educate myself with our stocked products. I was in charge of opening and manning the café bar individually. I would re-stock, organize, inventory and sell additional goods to customers, as well as serve traditional merchandise and clean the bar area daily. I would sign up new members with the café bar’s loyalty program. Weekly I would promote our product as well as hand out free samples. I would stay after hours to ensure a steady transition between shift changes.

Cincinnati, Ohio

Responsible for the construction and tearing down of Interlake, Drive-in and Structural Pallet Racks and Cantilevers. Completed tasks with little to no supervision after my first month of work. Trained and proficient in working mechanical engineering and construction vehicles, such as the Tow Motor Fork Lift, Hydraulic Scissor Lift and Pallet Jack. Became a constant helper on a four-man team for specialized jobs. Worked under multiple foreman having no problems dealing with each of their leadership styles or the jobs we had to accomplish. Put on the company insurance giving me the accreditation to drive the company vehicles.

Cincinnati, Ohio

Developed leadership and interpersonal skills including communication, respect for all individuals, teamwork, innovation, resiliency and making a command decision while under stress. Held the positions of Human Resources Officer and Assistant Operations Officer. While working as the Human Resources Officer I was in charge of keeping track of 134 Cadets, 13 Cadre and 22 Civilians, including their personal information, the squads and platoons they belonged too, emergency contact information and who their mentors were while staying in the program. Once a week I would report to my Lieutenant Colonel on the status of our battalion. I would create, print off and hand out awards at the end of the semester. As the Assistant Operations Officer I was in charge of organizing and ensuring that the training of all Cadets was being carried out, as well as evaluating 8 Cadets, one at a time for three week periods. It was my duty to help plan each specific training session, give guidance when asked for help, have no bias while grading the Cadet's performance and give a detailed summary of the Cadet's performance to my Captain at the end of each iteration. Classroom and field training went exceptionally well and the training of future commissioned officers in the Army was completed. I commissioned as a Second Lieutenant on May 23, 2013 and graduated from the University of Cincinnati Army ROTC Program.

Cincinnati, Ohio

I assisted the Patrol Officers with paperwork, house-calls and vehicle maintenance. I conducting ride-alongs getting hands-on experience in policing procedures and reporting.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse

Associate'S Degree, Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse

Graduate with an Associate’s Degree of Nursing.

Certificate, Paramedic

Activities and Societies: EMSEMT-Basic and EMT-Paramedic certifications earned. I possess both a State and National Registry card.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Criminal Justice, 3.389 Gpa

Graduate with a Minor in Military Science.