Registered Nurse Infusionist Clinical Manager resume example

Leeway Community Living Model - Grant with Yale.

• Manage a caseload of patients with/without mental health disorders, including skilled nursing visits, wound care, medication administration, and observation/assessment.
• Coordinate care with primary care physician and other healthcare professionals.
• Attend weekly nursing meetings, Electronic Healthcare records/charting visits, coordination notes and verbal orders.
• Managing weekly schedule and last minute changes due to admissions/hospital referrals and transfers.
• Advocated for patients by identifying insurance coverage, communicating care preferences to practitioners and verifying interventions met individualized patients' treatment goals.
• Established safe discharge of patients at home with proper safety plans in place.

• Develop and teach programs designed to enhance the skills of workers/align with company goals.
• Conduct new hire orientation, introduce new workers to policies and procedures.
• Maintain accurate records of mandatory testing; required certification (CPR, I/V line management).
• Monitor neuro status, level of consciousness, cognitive/behavioral and mental status; palliative care; assist in nursing procedures/documentation of nursing care and patient progress/care plans; interface with physicians and family members.
• Initial patient assessment to treatment planning/discharge, with a focus on positive patient outcomes.
• Managed over 200 employees for certifications and training logs

• Manage chronically ill residents and/or disabilities, ratio 30:1.
• Coordinate care plans and respond to changes in condition.
• Provide physical and psychosocial support to patients and families.
• Medication administration (oral, IM, subcutaneous, intradermal), pain management, vital signs, wound care, enteral tube feeding/care, accurate I & O/Foley catheters, Blood sugar checks, administration of Insulin.
• Administered medications, tracked dosages and documented patient conditions.
• Increased patient satisfaction