Labor And Delivery Registered Nurse resume example with 20+ years of experience
JessicaClaire
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Summary
Experienced nursing professional bringing demonstrated clinical expertise, leadership skills and technical knowledge. Proficient in updating charts, monitoring medications and working with multidisciplinary teams to optimize patient care. Quality-driven and efficient with strong interpersonal abilities.
Skills
Medication and IV administration
Diabetes management
Body mechanics knowledge
Multitasking
Leadership
IV drug therapy management
People skills
Customer service
Staff Development and Precepting
Experience
Labor and Delivery Registered Nurse, 12/2019 to Current Hca – Casselberry, FL,
Reviewed and tracked progress of mothers in labor, interpreted fetal heart monitor and informed delivering physician of status.
Recorded patients' vital signs and observed fetal monitor to track babies' heart rates.
Cared for pregnant women expecting imminent birth and for babies immediately after birth in hospitals and health clinics.
Administered fluids and labor-stimulating drugs such as Pitocin through IV or central line.
Assisted doctors with delivery instruments during birthing process.
Assessed and documented physical condition of mothers and babies and assisted doctors in identifying and treating preeclampsia.
Explained and demonstrated after-birth care to parents of newborns, answered questions and addressed concerns.
Anticipated deviations of normal infant deliveries to safeguard patients and newborns.
Promoted choices for care options, partnering with physicians and anesthesiologists to facilitate decisions about childbirth.
Discharged mothers and babies after patiently guiding parents through at-home care and follow-up medical care.
Briefed next-shift nurses thoroughly on condition, status and needs of mother and newborn.
Monitored condition of newborns and directed postpartum care with special focus on premature babies and babies with abnormalities.
Prepared and sanitized delivery rooms and instruments and prepared patients physically and emotionally for delivery.
Used skills and experience to promote outstanding patient care in labor and delivery department.
Educated mothers on newborn care and post-delivery health to optimize outcomes.
Labor and Delivery Nurse, 03/1995 to 04/2019 Parkland – Irving, TX,
Cared for pregnant women expecting imminent birth and for babies immediately after birth in hospitals and health clinics.
Administered fluids and labor-stimulating drugs such as Pitocin through IV or central line.
Assessed and documented physical condition of mothers and babies and assisted doctors in identifying and treating preeclampsia.
Anticipated deviations of normal infant deliveries to safeguard patients and newborns.
Promoted choices for care options, partnering with physicians and anesthesiologists to facilitate decisions about childbirth.
Discharged mothers and babies after patiently guiding parents through at-home care and follow-up medical care.
Briefed next-shift nurses thoroughly on condition, status and needs of mother and newborn.
Monitored condition of newborns and directed postpartum care with special focus on premature babies and babies with abnormalities.
Coordinated overall patient care with specialists, physicians and other departments and supervised ancillary staff.
Educated mothers on newborn care and post-delivery health to optimize outcomes.
Explained and demonstrated after-birth care to parents of newborns, answered questions and addressed concerns.
Prepared and sanitized delivery rooms and instruments and prepared patients physically and emotionally for delivery.
Assisted doctors with delivery instruments during birthing process.
Recorded patients' vital signs and observed fetal monitor to track babies' heart rates.
Reviewed and tracked progress of mothers in labor, interpreted fetal heart monitor and informed delivering physician of status.
Labor and Delivery Staff Nurse, 04/1995 to 03/1997 Fort Defiance Indian Hospital – City, STATE,
Monitored condition of newborns and directed postpartum care with special focus on premature babies and babies with abnormalities.
Coordinated overall patient care with specialists, physicians and other departments and supervised ancillary staff.
Briefed next-shift nurses thoroughly on condition, status and needs of mother and newborn.
Discharged mothers and babies after patiently guiding parents through at-home care and follow-up medical care.
Assessed and documented physical condition of mothers and babies and assisted doctors in identifying and treating preeclampsia.
Assisted doctors with delivery instruments during birthing process.
Explained and demonstrated after-birth care to parents of newborns, answered questions and addressed concerns.
Anticipated deviations of normal infant deliveries to safeguard patients and newborns.
Reviewed and tracked progress of mothers in labor, interpreted fetal heart monitor and informed delivering physician of status.
Recorded patients' vital signs and observed fetal monitor to track babies' heart rates.
Cared for pregnant women expecting imminent birth and for babies immediately after birth in hospitals and health clinics.
Administered fluids and labor-stimulating drugs such as Pitocin through IV or central line.
Promoted choices for care options, partnering with physicians and anesthesiologists to facilitate decisions about childbirth.
Prepared and sanitized delivery rooms and instruments and prepared patients physically and emotionally for delivery.
Trained and mentored 2 other staff members in obstetrics nursing and care.
Guided expectant mothers through stages of pregnancy via prenatal nursing care at health clinic in coordination with obstetrician.
Educated mothers on newborn care and post-delivery health to optimize outcomes.
Used skills and experience to promote outstanding patient care in labor and delivery department.
Supported families with discussion on anterior position occiput, posterior, breech and transverse with individual birthing options.
Education and Training
Bachelor of Science: Nursing, Expected in 05/2001 University of New Mexico - Albuquerque, NM GPA:
Associate of Science: Nursing, Expected in 12/1992 University of New Mexico - Albuquerque, NM GPA:
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