Nerissa C. Dimailig
Henderson, Nevada, 89052
Cellno.702-***-****
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Objective
To be a provider of excellent advanced nursing practice in a variety of settings.
Professional experience
CIMA Medical Centers March, 2010-present
Las Vegas, Nevada
Family Nurse Practitioner
University Urgent Care December, 2009 –present
Las Vegas, Nevada
Family Nurse Practitioner
Dr. Maria Faylona’s Clinic June, 2009 –February, 2010
Las Vegas, Nevada
Family Nurse Practitioner
Healthwell Medical Group May-June, 2009
Dr. Grace Cano-De Belen and Dr. Arnold De Belen’s Clinic
Las Vegas, Nevada
Family Nurse Practitioner
• Sees both pediatric and adult patients
• Diagnosis of illnesses and application of proper management.
• Orders appropriate diagnostic procedures and counsels patients regarding disease processes.
Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center, Las Vegas, Nevada
Staff Nurse, Oncology Unit October 2006 to Present
• Cares for patients with the diagnosis of cancer in various settings.
• Utilizes an empathic and caring approach to patients whose diagnosis and treatment are often painful and life-threatening.
• Administers chemotherapy and blood products.
• Conducts patient teaching, and manages illness- and treatment-related symptoms
Aloha Homehealth, Las Vegas, Nevada
Homehealth Nurse February, 2006-April, 2006
• Provided episodic or continuous care in the patient's place of residence for people of all ages and varied diagnoses.
• Care included providing patient and family education, monitoring technical interventions, coordinating referrals, and handling other interventions to restore or maintain patients' physical or psychosocial well-being.
• Supervised home health aides.
OB-GYN private practitioner (Philippines), 2003-2006
• Provided medical services to women specializing in maternal health and childbirth.
• Performed major and minor surgical procedures in accordance with scope of practice as dictated by the Philippine OB-GYN Society.
• Conducted patient and community education with emphasis on health promotion and prevention of women’s diseases.
• Trained medical residents and functioned as clinical instructor of interns and other medical students in the hospital setting.
Primary Medical Doctor 1998- 2000
• Provided medical services to a wide variety of patient population in all age groups in the Philippines.
i. Worked in a number of health maintenance organizations providing primary care.
ii. Served as Municipal Health Officer in an underprivileged area in the Philippines, helping its population obtain much needed medical attention.
iii. Participated in community outreach
programs sponsored by both government and private organizations.
EDUCATION
Family Nurse Practitioner
University of Nevada, Las Vegas, 2008
Clinical Rotations:
Adult Primary Care
• Fremont Medical Center (Lake Mead Clinic)
Clinical Preceptor: Dr. Frank Andriola
• West Charleston Medical Center
Clinical Preceptor: Dr. Francis Jimenez
Pediatrics
• Foothills Pediatrics
Clinical Preceptor: Dr. Cynthia Malixi
OB-GYN
• Swainston and Martin, OB-GYN
Clinical Preceptor - Dr. John Martin
Managed acute illnesses and chronic, complex, multi-system disease processes in the out-patient setting.
Counseled clients regarding health risk factors, disease processes and management.
B.S. Nursing, 2005
Bataan Polytechnic State College, Philippines, 2005
OB-GYN Residency
Quirino Memorial Medical Center, Philippines, 2003
Medical Internship
SantoTomas University Hospital, Philippines, 1997
Doctor of Medicine
University of Santo Tomas, Philippines, 1996
B.S. Biology
University of Santo Tomas, 1992
LICENSES and Certifications
APN, Nevada State Board of Nursing
RN, Nevada State Board of Nursing
RN, Philippine Board of Nursing – Top Ranker
MD, Board of Medicine – Philippines
Junior Member, OB-GYN Society of the Philippines
Basic Life Support – American Heart Association
Advanced Life Support – American Heart Association
Chemocertification – Oncology Nursing Society
Manuscripts
Pelvis Tuberculosis: A Case Study
Hydatidiform Mole in a Primipara: a Case Report
Mother’s Height and Outcome of Labor: Is There a Correlation?
Devic’s Disease and the Advanced Practice Role
References
Available upon request