Tiffany A. Stogner

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Brooks, Ky. 40109

Email: accol2@r.postjobfree.com

Phone: 502-***-****

Objective: To obtain a position as and LPN, at a facility that will

give me the opportunity to provide value to its

organization, and to help me grow professionally in the

healthcare field.

Education: Spencerian College 2002

Graduate Practical Nursing Program

Work History: Mendoza Family Soldier Care Center 9/2012-

12/2/2013

Ft. Bliss, TX

salary: 17.09/hour

El Paso, TX United States

hours per week: 40

Licensed Vocational Nurse (Federal Job)

Supervisor: Lt. Tamika Watkins 915-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor yes

Chosen to help organize, establish and train new staff to

the version and goals of PCMH model. Attended formal

training for the PCMH model and delegated as the units POC

and trainer of the PCMH model for the Mendoza Family Care

Clinic. Perform independently with one or more providers,

doing comprehensive telephone and clinical triaging and

facilitating continuity of care and coordination of the

empanelled population of over 40,000 patients through

multidisciplinary approach. Attempts to make sure that

empanelled patients are aligned with their PCM. Help to

prepare, set up and assist providers with a multitude of

procedures. Prepare for each patient visit, cross

referencing HEDIS/WELLNESS list to make sure that every

patient has the test and care they need due to chronic

disease care. Perform monthly audits on medication

reconciliation. Attend and help conduct morning huddles to

make sure pertinent information is shared with fellow

employees. Assist my provider with T-cons to make sure that

patient's needs are meet, or the patient is seen as

necessary and efficiently. Ensure that my patient care area

is completely stocked, cleaned and ready for the provider

to see patients. Execute duties that are consistent with

the core principles of the Patient Centered Medical Home

and to integrate Behavioral Health. Provide direct patient

care to include but is not limited to medication delivery,

procedures, POCT, nebulizers, immunizations, PO/IM

medications, ear irrigations and much more. Ensure that

forms are complete prior to provider entering room. Screen

each patient as necessary, reviewing prior visits with

patient (labs, x-rays, pharmacy, etc.). Collect and review

PCM assigned faxes or other distribution. Transfer/ Scan

pertinent information for paper records to AHLTA. Provide

patient education to include (back pain management, IUD and

other birth control and etc.) Stock rooms and check for

expiration of supplies. Maintain APEQs /CAF to 100%

standard and continue with productive patient care.

Maxim Health Staffing Dec 2011- Sept. 2012

El Paso, TX LPN 36-40/ week

Provide patient care as asked from staffing agency. Worked

mainly at New Mexico State Veterans Home, Providing each

resident with complete and competent care. Including

medications helping with many aspects of hygiene and many

variations of wound care. Making sure that each patient was

provided privacy and all that they needed. I also supported

residency care by administering medication via by mouth,

intravenous, rectal and injection (subcutaneous and

intramuscular). Performed numerous types of wound care and

wound care dressings, to include sterile dressing changes.

Charted using computerized charting and documenting daily

on Medicare/ Medicaid. Reported resident's current

condition to primary care doctor, along with any changes

that arose.

MSN staffing Sept. 2011-Nov. 2011

Louisville, KY LPN

Provide patient care as asked from staffing agency. Worked

mainly at Kentucky School for the Blind with one patient

daily. Being readily available as school staff needed,

while watching my patient for seizure activity and

assisting with By-pap machine at least twice daily

sometimes more. Providing suction when needed and provide

assistance to teachers as needed. Maintained patient's

dignity and respect, while keep the patient clean and ready

for the next class. Along with the experience at the

Kentucky School for the Blind, I also was able to be an

experience being a school nurse, where I gave medication,

checked all complaints of feeling sick, hurting and any

injury that was brought to me.

Sacred Heart Village Aug. 2005-Dec. 2010

` Louisville, KY Licensed Practical Nurse

Responsibilities included: beginning and completing

admissions and discharges care plans Medicare/Medicaid

charting giving oral medications, IM injections and

subcutaneous injections assisting in personal

hygiene/grooming needs, dietary needs performing head to

toe assessments, Foley catheter insertion and straight

catherizations performing sterile dressing changes blood

glucose monitoring taking vital signs: temperature, blood

pressure, pulse and respirations skin assessments, fall

risk assessments, admission and discharge paper work, talk

with residents on emotional and spiritual needs, initiate

tube feedings, give IV fluids and antibiotics, starting IV

lines, report to Doctor on medical conditions and lab

results, participate in Palliative Care and Hospice Care of

clients

Medical Assoc. of Brevard

June 2003-April 2004

Pediatrics LPN

Palm Bay, Florida

Responsibilities included: acquiring patient history,

assisting with well child visits, assisting with sick child

visits, assisting with new patient visits, inventory of

medical supplies, performing vision screens, taking vital

signs including: blood pressure, height, weight,

temperature, pulse and respirations assisting with newborn

visits, administering immunizations for newborn to 21years,

administering medication via orally, subcutaneously,

intramuscular, and rectal, returning calls on lab results

and immunizations needed, setting up referrals for

specialist

Frazier Rehab Center Feb. 2003- June 2003

Louisville, Kentucky LPN

Responsibilities included: passing oral medication, trach

care-tube, J-tube, NG-tube, dob Hoff tube care and

administration of medication, Foley catheter insertion

and straight catherizations, perform head to toe

assessments, perform sterile dressing changes, give

intradermal, intramuscular, and subcutaneous injections,

blood glucose monitoring, taking vital signs: such as

temperature, blood pressure, pulse, and respirations,

treatment of bed sores and other wounds, develop plan of

care, external fixator care, initiate bowel programs, talk

with patients on emotional needs, promote good health and

hygiene, initiate tube feeding,give IV fluids and

antibiotics, report to doctor of patients condition

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