Pre-licensure BSN student with 540+ supervised clinical hours across medical-surgical, pediatric, and maternal-newborn rotations. Charts patient assessments in Epic, performs head-to-toe assessments under preceptor supervision, and administers medications per the five rights. BLS certified through the American Heart Association; NCLEX-RN scheduled for June 2027. Seeking a new graduate RN residency on a med-surg or telemetry unit.
- Completed 180 supervised clinical hours caring for an average of 4 patients per shift on a 32-bed med-surg unit under RN preceptor supervision
- Performed head-to-toe assessments and documented vital signs, intake/output, and pain scores for assigned patients in Epic EHR
- Administered oral and subcutaneous medications using the five rights and barcode scanning, verifying each order with the supervising nurse
- Provided post-operative wound care, repositioning, and ambulation assistance, reinforcing fall-prevention and pressure-injury protocols
- Delivered family-centered care during 144 supervised hours across pediatric acute care and postpartum units
- Measured pediatric vital signs, calculated weight-based dosing for verification, and documented growth assessments in the EHR
- Supported newborn assessments, breastfeeding education, and discharge teaching alongside the unit RN
- Communicated changes in patient status to the charge nurse using SBAR handoff format
- Obtained and recorded vital signs, blood glucose readings, and intake/output for up to 12 patients per shift on a telemetry floor
- Assisted patients with activities of daily living, mobility, and toileting while maintaining patient dignity and safety
- Reported abnormal findings to licensed nurses promptly, supporting timely intervention
- Followed hand-hygiene and isolation precautions in line with CDC and facility infection-control standards
Head-to-toe patient assessment · Vital signs and telemetry monitoring · Medication administration (five rights) · Epic and Cerner EHR documentation · Wound care and dressing changes · Specimen collection and blood glucose monitoring · Foley catheter and NG tube care (supervised) · SBAR handoff communication · HIPAA compliance and patient privacy · Infection control and isolation precautions
- BLS Provider - American Heart Association (valid through 2027)
- State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA) - Ohio Department of Health Nurse Aide Registry
- NCLEX-RN - scheduled June 2027 (administered by Pearson VUE for the NCSBN)