Mental Health Nurse Resume OH - Hire IT People

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY:

Dedicated nurse with 10 years of well - rounded healthcare experience starting as a unit secretary then LPN on a med-surge floor to RN.
The skills acquired allows me to handle patients of a very diverse population with various physical and mental needs.
Seeking employment that utilizes my passion to provide care for the patient as number one priority.
Easily cares for the most challenging patients
Superb multitasking ability with exceptional time management
Strong attention to detail; highly organized
Demonstrated ability for learning new skills quickly and easily

EMPLOYMENT:

Confidential, OH

Mental Health Nurse

Responsibilities:

Confidential, Toledo, OH

RN, Dialysis Staff Nurse

Responsibilities:

Independently performs the assessment, initiation, monitoring and termination of dialysis treatment according to the physician's order
Working with a multidisciplinary team to coordinate patient care
Able to easily access catheters, fistulas, and grafts for treatment
Monitor patient outcomes and recommend tx changes accordingly
Troubleshooting, setting up, and tearing down Fresenius machines

Confidential, Toledo, OH

RN, Inpatient Staff Nurse

Responsibilities:

Proficient with Confidential for patient charting, entering orders, and analyzing all patient information
Providing care for post-op patients that have had joint replacements, revisions, spinal, and various other orthopedic surgeries
Maintaining patient safety and customer service as top priority

Confidential, Sylvania, OH

RN, Staff Nurse

Responsibilities:

Provided direct quality care to patients including daily monitoring, recording, and evaluating physical and mental conditions of 10-15 patients per day
Caring for patients requiring short or long term skilled nursing, rehabilitation, or could no longer care for themselves independently at home
Responded to numerous volatile situations and calmly de-escalated patient outbreaks to restore the safety and security of patient and staff
Precepted a new graduate RN during her orientation as a new employee