MICHELLE JONES
**** ******** ******* **. *** Vegas, NV 89123
**********@*****.***
EDUCATION
Family Nurse Practitioner
University of Texas Medical Branch Of Nursing, Galveston, Texas December 14, 2015
Bachelor of Nursing Aug 2012
University of Texas Medical Branch of Nursing, Galveston
LICENSURES/CERTIFICATIONS
Family Nurse Practitioner, State of Texas
APRN license No: AP130595 exp: 02/28/19
Rx auth. Number: 20107
Family Nurse Practitioner, State of Nevada
APRN002244, exp: 02/23/2018
DEA license
MJ3964815 EXP: 12/31/18
Basic Life support
Current through November 2017
WORK EXPERIENCE
Advance Practice Clinician August 2016 - Present
Nurse Practitioner, Caremore
-perform independently as a nurse practitioner in managing chronic diseases, such as, diabetes, COPD, HTN, CHF, smoking cessation, ACC, and wound care
- Performs health assessments and preventative health measure within prescribed guidelines
-orders, interprets and evaluate diagnostic tests to identify and assess patient’s clinical problems and health care needs
-prescribe medication or other forms of treatment
-Using proper dressing techniques on patients with venous, arterial, and diabetic ulcers
Adult Home health May 2016 – August 2016
Nurse Practitioner, Humana
-perform in-home health risk assessments for about 5-9 patients on behalf of the patient’s medical insurance
- review their medical history, conduct a health evaluation, and submit findings
Graduate Student Pediatric clinical (180 hrs) October 2015 – Dec. 2015
Graduate student, Children’s Doctor of Texas
-obtain health history, perform necessary assessment and screenings on children
-order necessary diagnostic labs and necessary treatment according to ICD-10
-order medication and use proper dosaging according to age and weight
Graduate student Family Practice Clinical (180 hrs) September 2015 –Oct. 2015
Graduate student, Tomagwa Clinic
-obtain health history, perform full assessment, and determine differential diagnoses and proper treatment for low-income patients and their families in accordance to ICD-10.
-perform annual well-women exams and pap smears for women according to ACOG guidelines
-conduct diabetic clinics for patients who are risk, and formulate a treatment plan that best fits their needs
Graduate student Family Practice Clinical (180 hrs) May 2015 – August 2015
Graduate student, Houston Family Physicians
-obtain health history, peform fully assessment and determine proper treatment for patients according to ICD-10
-perform annual well-women exams and pap smears for women according to ACOG guidelines
Graduate student Family Practice Clinical (90 hrs) March 2015 – April 2015
Graduate student, Tomagwa Clinic
-obtain health history, perform full assessment, and determine differential diagnoses and proper treatment for low-income patients and their families in accordance to ICD-9.
-perform annual well-women exams and pap smears for women according to ACOG guidelines
-conduct diabetic clinics for patients who are risk, and formulate a treatment plan that best fits their needs
Graduate student OB/GYN Clinical (90 hrs) Jan 2015 – February 2015
Graduate Student, Plaza Ob/gyn Associates
- obtain health history, perform assessment, and interpret tests in order to obtain differential diagnoses and proper medications in clinical setting
-conducted breast exams, pap smears, and consult with physician gynecological disease and treatments
-observe colposcopy and IUD insertions
Graduate Student Urgent Care Clinical (60 hrs) Sept 2014 – Dec 2014
Graduate student, Memorial Hermann Northwest
-obtain health history and assessment in order to obtain differential diagnoses and proper medications for patients
-suture mild abrasions
-performed simple pelvic exam
Womens health and nursery Jan 2014 – May 2016
Registered Nurse, Women's Hospital of Texas
-provide quality care for Women after the monumental period of childbirth
-educate Mothers and provide proper treatment for themselves and their newborn before discharge
-use proper knowledge in situations of serious complications such as hemorrhage, or infection
Nurse Clinician II
Registered Nurse, Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital. Nov. 2011 – Jan. 2014
-provided high quality care for patients on both a 33 bed medical surgical unit and a 16 bed Women and Children’s Unit
-collaborated with physicians and other health care professionals effectively to meet the needs of the patients
-educated patients and family members of disease processes, treatments, medications, and Doctor’s orders
Charge nurse May 2013 – Jan. 2014
Registered Nurse, Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital
-Supervises 6-8 RN, 2-3 PCA, and 1 Unit secretary on Medical Surgical and Women and Children’s Unit
-Evaluate staffing assignments, organize floor activities, advocate for patients in time of need in professional manner
-Implement critical thinking skills in choosing appropriate patients for the unit
-Assist agency, contract, and new graduates in any needs necessary to provide high quality care for all patients on unit
Private Duty Pediatric Nurse
Registered Nurse, Pediatric Service of America & Medcare Pediatrics Sept 2010 – Nov. 2011
-Possess excellent observation, organization, and communication skills
-Monitor and detect changes in patient status and initiate appropriate interventions
-Performed wound cares, central line dressings, blood draws