Hospital-Based and Emergency Care
- Delivered patient-centered care in fast-paced, multidisciplinary hospital and emergency settings, upholding safety, dignity, and compassion.
- Collaborated effectively with ER professionals to ensure timely, coordinated, and effective patient care.
- Applied expertise in rapid assessment of patient conditions upon arrival during acute illness or trauma, contributing to swift clinical decision-making.
- Monitored ER patients closely, promptly alerting physicians or charge nurses to changes in status and providing compassionate communication with patients and families in high-stress situations.
- Supported emergency and critical care procedures, maintaining composure and focus in high-pressure environments.
- Performed medical procedures including EKGs, venipuncture, cardiac monitoring, vital signs assessment, urinalysis, and medication administration.
- Accurately administered prescribed medications and injections, maintaining thorough and precise patient records.
- Assisted physicians during treatments and procedures by preparing equipment and supporting patients throughout.
- Prepared patients for diagnostic imaging (e.g., ultrasound, CT, MRI, echocardiogram) and endoscopy by providing clear instructions and reassurance.
- Interpreted and documented test results, ensuring timely and effective communication with the wider healthcare team.
Roles and Responsibilities
- Assessed and triaged incoming patients based on severity of illness or injury, ensuring timely and appropriate care delivery.
- Performed diagnostic tests and assisted with bedside procedures to stabilize critically ill patients.
- Administered life-sustaining medications, resuscitative IV fluids, and blood products in emergency situations.
- Reported clinical findings and admission details to floor nurses, and communicated effectively with transferring hospitals to support seamless care transitions.