Telemetry/Stroke Nurse Resume Example

Hardworking and energetic telemetry nurse with a gift for working with highly effective co-workers and physicians to deliver superior care to each and every patient. Promoting kindness and dedication which ensure patient dignity throughout entire hospital stay. Motivated individual with strong organizational and prioritization abilities when handling various patient situations. Ready to embrace the challenges that this new position as a cardiology nurse practitioner will bring with my current three year experience as a telemetry nurse.

• Dean's list for Gwynedd Mercy University for fall and spring 2015 and 2016 and summer 2016 semesters
• Graduated from Gwynedd Mercy University with Cum Laude
• Awarded Gold Transfer Scholarship at Gwynedd Mercy University
• Acquired membership award from SNAP (Student Nurses' Association of PA)
• Granted President's Honor List for fall 2012 and spring 2013
• Awarded Volunteer Memorial Scholarship from Doylestown Hospital

• AGACNP-BC
• BLS

Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Jefferson Hospital for Neuroscience, and Jefferson Methodist Hospital

Summer 2019

· Saw about six to eight patients twice a week at the various hospitals

· Saw eight more patients with my preceptor during rounds

· Conducted complete history and physical exams on patients that I saw

· Performed focused cardiovascular exams on new admissions, pre-op patients, and admitted patients

· Interpreted laboratory and diagnostic tests and incorporated them in my notes

· Presented each patient to my preceptor in SOAP format

Abington – Jefferson Health – Heart failure

Fall 2019

· Saw six to eight patients once or twice per week

· Checked for any arrhythmias that patients had on the monitor

· Completed focused history and physical exams on heart failure patients

· Participated in rounds to go over the plan for each patient

· Presented the patient to my preceptor and discussed the plan for each patient

· Educated patients about heart failure and the importance of taking their medications

Aria – Jefferson Health – CT surgery

Spring 2020

· Saw three to four patients individually once or twice per week

· Saw eight to twelve patients during rounds with my preceptor, surgeon, and primary nurse

· Learned about the various drips and medications that patients were on post op valve surgeries and CABGs

· Followed-up with post-op patients by conducted a focused history and physical exam

· Presented the information that I gathered and wrote in SOAP note format to my preceptor

· Saw about five to six patients who were 30 days post-op at the outpatient clinic

ADDITIONAL STUDENT NP EXPERIENCE

Abington – Jefferson Health - ED

Fall 2019

· Saw five to seven patients in the ER with my preceptor

· Conducted a complete history and physical exam

· Asked focused questions to patients depending on the organ system that was affected

· Wrote student notes in soap note format incorporating laboratory tests

· Created various differential diagnoses depending on the subjective and objective information collected on patients

• Saw five to seven patients in the ER with my preceptor
• Conducted a complete history and physical exam
• Asked focused questions to patients depending on the organ system that was affected
• Wrote student notes in soap **is it upper or lowercase note format incorporating laboratory tests ( do you mean to say and incorporated laboratory tests?)
• Created various differential diagnoses depending on the subjective and objective information collected on patients