Adjunct Faculty resume example

Worked primarily with debilitated long-term patients who were post-surgical in many cases and needed physical therapy. Other patients were in need of extensive wound care. Cared for approximately 10 patients per shift. This was a temporary job.

• Conducted patient assessments and diagnostic tests to provide physician with important patient health information used to create focused treatment plans and manage ongoing care.
• Used facility EMR system to update patient records with regard to documentation, review patient histories, and carry out physician orders.
• Worked with a combination of critical care patients, mostly ICU and an occasional cardiac patient.

Worked as staff RN on med/tele floor, A500 from hire date until 2/93 when transferred to Progressive Coronary Care Unit and Coronary Care Unit where I developed a skill set which allowed me to care for the sickest patients. Took position as Cardiac Care Coordinator in 11/07 until position was eliminated in 1/09, facilitating patient transfers to the cardiac units, assisting nurses throughout 5 units, and collaborating with unit managers and charge nurses to cover staffing needs. Next applied to position as House Supervisor (also in 1/09) where I worked until transferring back to CCU/CCS in October, 2015. As House Supervisor (later renamed Clinical Operations Coordinator, then Administrative Supervisor), I was responsible for bed placement in a Level I Trauma Center and teaching hospital both in med/surg and all critical care units. Position required critical thinking skills and the ability to plan for unforeseen scenarios. Collaborated with charge RNs on units and ED charge RN to ensure placement of as many ED patients as possible. Problem-solved patient and physician complaints when necessary. Conducted patient rounds throughout hospital. Ensured all ME cases reported to Medical Examiner and was also involved in data collection. High level of responsibility.

• Coordinated care with physicians and other clinical staff to prepare for treatment, carry out interventions and enhance continuum of care to deliver comprehensive services.