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Florida State & New York State Board Certified Registered Nurse with over 14 years of experience delivering high-quality care to women in high risk Labor & Delivery units.
- Basic Cardiac Life (BLS) Support
- Advanced Cardiac Life (ACLS) Support
- Neonatal Resuscitation Provider (NRP)
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- Certified in Inpatient Obstetrics
- Certified in Electronic Fetal Monitoring
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Staff Registered Nurse, Labor and Delivery, 08/2021 to Current
Memorial Regional – City, STATE,
- Care for pregnant women in labor and for babies immediately after birth.
- Review and track progress of mothers in labor, interpret fetal heart monitor and inform delivering physician of status.
- Perform vaginal examinations and cervical checks as needed to monitor labor progress.
- Assist doctors in identifying and treating preeclampsia.
- Closely Monitor blood pressures and administer Magnesium sulfate and antihypertensives for treatment of preeclampsia.
- Monitor blood glucose by performing accuchecks and administer insulin per sliding scales for diabetic mothers in labor.
- Monitor blood glucose by performing heelsticks in newborns.
- Administer oral, IV and intra-muscular medications and monitor patient reactions.
- Circulate in Operating room during cesarean sections, hysterectomies & bilateral tubal ligations.
- Provide Care and observation of high risk preterm mothers both singleton and multiparous pregnancies.
- Administration of pain medications and blood transfusions.
- Caring for Covid patients in isolation and maintaining infection control.
- Caring for patients during Preterm or Full-term miscarriage and assisting physician in delivery process.
- Able to provide post-mortem care of neonates, infants and provide family support.
- Respond to emergency situations with speed, expertise and level-headed approach to provide optimal care, support and life-saving interventions.
Staff Registered Nurse, Labor and Delivery, 05/2008 to 07/2021
NYP Alexandra Cohen Hospital For Women & Newborns – City, STATE,
Worked as a staff nurse in multiple roles included the role of charge nurse, triage nurse, labor & delivery nurse, scrub & circulating nurse in the OR, PACU and baby nurse.
- Assisted in transition of entire labor delivery department in New York Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center to a brand new facility across from the main hospital now known as Alexandra Cohen Women & Children's hospital.
- Facilitated care of pregnant patients who present in Preterm or Full-term labor.
- Review, track and documented progress of mothers in labor, interpret fetal heart monitor and inform delivering physician of status.
- Management of patients in pain using IV and epidural PCA methods
- Triage patients presenting to labor and delivery with any complaints such as: bleeding, signs and symptoms of labor/pain, decreased fetal movement, and rupture of membranes.
- Facilitate communication between patients and doctor at all times by being a patient advocate.
- Placement of IV lines and phlebotomy.
- Acting as a Scrub RN and Circulating RN in operating room cases.
- Assist in cesarean during scrub with tubal ligation's, D&C’s. and STAT cases.
- Oriented new nursing staff to the floor as a preceptor and evaluated progress.
- Worked with anesthesia to ensure adequate pain management of laboring patients on the labor floor or in the operating room.
- Care for patients postpartum after vaginal and cesarean birth.
- Post-partum assessment of vital signs, fundal checks, bleeding, and pain management.
- Assessment of Urine output, IV fluids, checking lab values, and bleeding risk.
- Experience in high risk OB patients: Pre-eclampsia, eclampsia, pregnancy with multiple gestations, bleeding disorders, and Preterm or Full-term miscarriage.
- Able to provide post-mortem care of neonates, infants and provide family support.
- Management of Pre-eclampsia using medications such Magnesium Sulfate, Labetalol and Hydralazine.
- Management of Preterm Labor with Magnesium sulfate, nifedipine and/or Betamethasone.
- Administration of Blood transfusions and activation of massive transfusion protocols as needed.
- Contacting social work in patients who are at risk of depression and/or for teenage pregnancies.
- Educate mothers on newborn care, breastfeeding and post-delivery health to optimize outcomes.
- Charge Nurse Duties: responsible for staff in the delegation of patient assignments, staffing the unit, organizing operating room, recovery room, & triage, ensuring scheduled cases and inductions get admitted on time and consulting with antepartum.
- Work effectively as a team leader managing other nurses on the floor, communicating with physicians and supervisors as well as the NICU team.
- Familiarity of utilization of team huddles and going up chain of command to adhere to patient safety protocols.
Oncology Staff Registered Nurse, 08/2005 to 05/2008
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center – City, STATE,
Worked as a Staff nurse on the Neurology/Neurosurgery/Orthopedic/Pain and Palliative Care floor with oncology patients.
- Responsible for providing direct patient care as assigned for medical and surgical patients recovering from craniotomies, laminectomies, brain biopsies, and orthopedic surgeries.
- Acting as a patient and family advocate by contacting appropriate departments and staff to assist in answering questions, educating about disease process, medications, and procedures and providing emotional support.
- Collaborated with a multidisciplinary teams in Neurology, Pain, and Orthopedics.
- Management hemodynamically unstable cancer patients.
- Performing wound care and dressing changes.
- Monitoring vital signs and laboratory results.
- Medication transcription, administration and education.
- Administered Chemotherapy infusions in patients receiving Methotrexate & Rituximab.
- Maintaining strict intake and output, monitoring urine pH every 6 hours and administering antiemetics as ordered.
- Provided patients with information on range of subjects, not limited to side effects from chemotherapy and benefits of proper nutrition during treatment.
- Promoted kind, compassionate environment, utilizing active listening and effective communication skills for cancer patients receiving treatment.
- Providing comfort care to end stage dying and DNR patients, creating a peaceful and respectful environment, providing support to families involved.
- Monitoring postoperative patients after neurovascular procedures Maya reservoir & VP shunts.
- Post mortem care and family support.
- Initiating referrals to appropriate departments of patient care such as Nutrition, Social Work, Case Manager, PT/OT, wound care RN, patient representatives.
- Charge nurse, managed admissions and discharges and organize staffing of the floor.
- Orienting new staff to the floor, assessing their progress, and troubleshooting problems.
Master of Science: Nursing Education, Expected in 08/2018
Walden University - ,
GPA:
Bachelor of Science: Nursing, Expected in 05/2005
New York University - New York, NY,
GPA:
- Member of the National Society of Leadership and Success Walden University Chapter - Sigma Alpha Pi
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