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Jessica Claire
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Summary

Illinois State Board Certified Registered Nurse with over 15 years of experience delivering high-quality care to patients in Maternal/Child and Neonatal ICU care units. Proven leader effective at uniting and guiding nursing teams toward achieving patient care goals, improving satisfaction and supporting wide-spread healthcare system improvements. Focused on continuously advancing expertise in neonatology while driving innovation.

Skills
  • Unit administration
  • Medical screening
  • Patient monitoring
  • Medical assessment
  • Patient Management
  • SBAR communication
  • Medication and IV administration
  • Newborn education
  • Ventilator care
  • IV drug therapy management
  • Epic EHR Management
  • Postpartum care
  • Taking vitals
  • Intake and discharge
  • Neonatal and maternity specialist
  • Hearing screenings
  • Neonatal ICU procedures
  • Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certification
  • Documenting vitals
  • Culturally-sensitive care
  • Family and patient support
  • Patient education and counseling
Experience
Registered Nurse, 07/2015 - Current
Ambulnz North Hollywood, CA,
  • Monitored and recorded patient condition, vital signs, recovery progress and medication side effects.
  • Administered oral, intramuscular and IV medications to patients and monitored responses.
  • Monitored and educated nursing students and externs on proper care procedures and prioritization strategies.
  • Trained new RN hires and ancillary staff members to meet patient service goals, champion standards of care and improve patient overall satisfaction.
  • Prepared for HIPAA and Joint Commission reviews, making required brochures and pamphlets available to patients in all clinics.
  • Counseled patients and caregivers, providing emotional, psychological and spiritual support.
  • Maintained adequate unit supplies to meet expected patient demands.
  • Trained and mentored new RNs on best practices, hospital policies and standards of care.
  • Improved patient outcomes and quality of care by determining and suggesting changes to processes.
  • Maintained personal and team compliance with medication administration standards and patient care best practices.
  • Prioritized nursing tasks and assignments and accurately reported patient status.
  • Collected lab specimens, ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests and lab results.
  • Used feedback and clinical data to improve care quality and patient outcomes.
  • Advanced nursing competencies through participation in simulation exercises and practice improvement projects.
  • Performed blood and blood product transfusions and intravenous infusions to address patient symptoms or underlying causes.
  • Updated physicians on patient test results and assisted in developing care plans.
Registered Nurse, Neonatal ICU, 06/2011 - 05/2015
Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego Encinitas, CA,
  • Administered oral, intramuscular and IV medications to patients and monitored responses.
  • Monitored and recorded patient condition, vital signs, recovery progress and medication side effects.
  • Developed and adapted individualized treatment plans according to patient recovery goals.
  • Performed blood and blood product transfusions and intravenous infusions to address patient symptoms or underlying causes.
  • Used feedback and clinical data to improve care quality and patient outcomes.
  • Assisted patients with healing and recovery after surgery by closely monitoring and caring for wounds, answering questions and educating about continued care strategies.
  • Maintained optimal ventilator settings and operations to meet patient care needs.
  • Collected lab specimens, ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests and lab results.
  • Improved patient outcomes and quality of care by determining and suggesting changes to processes.
  • Counseled caregivers and families on end-of-life planning and educated on patient care options.
  • Advanced nursing competencies through participation in simulation exercises and practice improvement projects.
  • Maintained personal and team compliance with medication administration standards and patient care best practices.
  • Updated physicians on patient test results and assisted in developing care plans.
  • Prioritized nursing tasks and assignments and accurately reported patient status.
  • Maintained adequate unit supplies to meet expected patient demands.
  • Monitored and managed various treatment and care interventions.
  • Assessed patients' response to treatment and suggested ways to combat side effects.
  • Administered medications, tracked dosages and documented patient conditions.
  • Oversaw patient admission and discharge processes to coordinate related paperwork.
  • Collaborated with doctors to plan post-treatment home care and prevent return hospitalization.
  • Assessed patients in active drug and alcohol withdrawal and provided interventions to manage physical and psychological withdrawal symptoms.
  • Treated patients using pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment modalities to address various disorders, diseases and injuries.
Registered Nurse, Charge Nurse for Maternal Child , 11/2007 - 05/2011
Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego Chula Vista, CA,
  • Administered oral, intramuscular and IV medications to patients and monitored responses.
  • Assessed unit patients continuously from admission to discharge.
  • Monitored and recorded patient condition, vital signs, recovery progress and medication side effects.
  • Coordinated, tasked and supervised nurses and ancillary staff based on staffing requirements.
  • Directed unit staff and promoted quality care for diverse patients.
  • Organized and delegated tasks during rapid response and high-pressure code situations.
  • Performed IV infusions, intramuscular injections, IV pushes and oral subcutaneous.
  • Oversaw patient admission and discharge processes to coordinate related paperwork.
  • Treated patients using pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment modalities to address various disorders, diseases and injuries.
  • Supervised ancillary staff of 60 on-call nurses, including scheduling shifts, delegating assignments and monitoring quality of care.
  • Performed blood and blood product transfusions and intravenous infusions to address patient symptoms or underlying causes.
  • Updated physicians on patient test results and assisted in developing care plans.
  • Monitored and educated nursing students and externs on proper care procedures and prioritization strategies.
  • Assessed patients' response to treatment and suggested ways to combat side effects.
  • Trained and mentored new RNs on best practices, hospital policies and standards of care.
  • Prioritized nursing tasks and assignments and accurately reported patient status.
  • Distributed assignments to RNs, LPNs and resident advisors, guided work and delivered training to promote proper care standards for patients.
  • Developed and adapted individualized treatment plans according to patient recovery goals.
  • Supported physicians and consultants with tests and procedures.
  • Maintained adequate unit supplies to meet expected patient demands.
  • Counseled patients and caregivers, providing emotional, psychological and spiritual support.
  • Acted as patient advocate and implemented total patient care through team nursing process.
  • Coordinated and performed patient admissions, transfers and discharges.
  • Used feedback and clinical data to improve care quality and patient outcomes.
  • Facilitated patient flow during emergency situations, directing evacuations, admissions and transfers.
  • Advanced nursing competencies through participation in simulation exercises and practice improvement projects.
  • Trained new RN hires and ancillary staff members to meet patient service goals, champion standards of care and improve patient overall satisfaction.
  • Administered medications, tracked dosages and documented patient conditions.
  • Collaborated with multidisciplinary healthcare specialists to devise, implement, and modify plans of care defining patient outcome goals
  • Oversaw medication administration, monitored distribution and documented responses.
  • Collected lab specimens, ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests and lab results.
Registered Nurse, Neonatal ICU, 02/2005 - 11/2007
Carle Foundation Hospital City, STATE,
  • Administered oral, intramuscular and IV medications to patients and monitored responses.
  • Monitored and recorded patient condition, vital signs, recovery progress and medication side effects.
  • Developed and adapted individualized treatment plans according to patient recovery goals.
  • Developed and maintained quality care systems and standards, including creating and improving medical protocols and guidelines.
  • Performed blood and blood product transfusions and intravenous infusions to address patient symptoms or underlying causes.
  • Used feedback and clinical data to improve care quality and patient outcomes.
  • Managed central, arterial and PICC lines.
  • Maintained optimal ventilator settings and operations to meet patient care needs.
  • Collected lab specimens, ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests and lab results.
  • Improved patient outcomes and quality of care by determining and suggesting changes to processes.
  • Counseled caregivers and families on end-of-life planning and educated on patient care options.
  • Advanced nursing competencies through participation in simulation exercises and practice improvement projects.
  • Maintained personal and team compliance with medication administration standards and patient care best practices.
  • Updated physicians on patient test results and assisted in developing care plans.
  • Prioritized nursing tasks and assignments and accurately reported patient status.
  • Maintained adequate unit supplies to meet expected patient demands.
  • Monitored and managed various treatment and care interventions.
  • Assessed patients' response to treatment and suggested ways to combat side effects.
  • Administered medications, tracked dosages and documented patient conditions.
  • Oversaw patient admission and discharge processes to coordinate related paperwork.
  • Trained and mentored new RNs on best practices, hospital policies and standards of care.
  • Collaborated with doctors to plan post-treatment home care and prevent return hospitalization.
  • Monitored and educated nursing students and externs on proper care procedures and prioritization strategies.
  • Assessed patients in active drug and alcohol withdrawal and provided interventions to manage physical and psychological withdrawal symptoms.
  • Treated patients using pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment modalities to address various disorders, diseases and injuries.
Education and Training
Associate of Applied Science: Nursing, Expected in 12/2004
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Parkland College - Champaign, IL
GPA:
Bachelor of Science: Nursing, Expected in
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Western Governors University - Salt Lake City, UT
GPA:

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School Attended

  • Parkland College
  • Western Governors University

Job Titles Held:

  • Registered Nurse
  • Registered Nurse, Neonatal ICU
  • Registered Nurse, Charge Nurse for Maternal Child
  • Registered Nurse, Neonatal ICU

Degrees

  • Associate of Applied Science
  • Bachelor of Science

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