Nurse Practitioner Registered

Marian Binns, MSN, RN, CPNP

**** ********* ***** *****, ** 75075 214-***-**** **********@*****.***

Objective

To obtain a position as a pediatric nurse practitioner that will utilize my skills and knowledge while serving the pediatric population and their families with excellent care and compassion. I believe my passion, solid work ethic, dedication, eagerness to learn, and determination will be a great asset to any health care organization.

Clinical rotations

Parkland’s deHaro-Saldivar Health Center (Pediatric clinic), Dallas, Texas

Parkland Hospital Newborn Nursery, Dallas, Texas

Children’s Health Pediatric Group West Plano, Plano, Texas

PediPlace, Lewisville, Texas

Parkland’s Balch Springs Youth and Family Clinic, Balch Springs, Texas

Inwood Village Pediatrics, Dallas, Texas

Medical and Surgical Clinic of Irving Pediatrics, Irving, Texas

Children’s Hospital Dermatology Clinic, Dallas, Texas

Children’s Hospital Allergy and Immunology Clinic, Plano, Texas

Children’s Hospital Preoperative Clinic, Dallas, Texas

Education

TEXAS WOMAN’S UNIVERSITY – Dallas, TX

Master of Science in Nursing - Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, May 2017

TEXAS WOMAN’S UNIVERSITY Dallas, TX

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Cum Laude), December 2012

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS Richardson, TX

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (Cum Laude), May 2003

Professional Experience

PARKLAND HOSPITAL – Dallas, TX

Registered Nurse II – Newborn, February 2013 to present

Identified situs inversus in newborn admission assessment.

Attend deliveries and stabilize newborns after delivery using NRP guidelines.

Provide direct patient care utilizing the nursing process and evidenced based practices.

Able to recognize changing patient acuity and adjust work flow accordingly.

Collaborate with other health care professionals to provide safe and effective care to each patient.

Promote and assist postpartum moms with breastfeeding.

Provide education to families on the care of the newborn and breastfeeding utilizing interpreters as needed and adjusting information for educational level of patient.

Serve as a preceptor training new employees to the unit.

Work as a team lead as assigned.

Serve as a NRP instructor to new employees as well as those employees renewing certification.

Use EPIC to review patient history and document patient encounters.

Certifications

Certified PNP by the Pediatric Nursing Certification Board

CPR/BLS certified – Issued by Texas Heart CPR – Expires July 2017

NRP certified – Expires May 2018

Organizations and Memberships

National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners

Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing

Golden Key Honor Society

Research and Presentations

April, 2017 Probiotic Supplementation for the Treatment of Colic

Student Creative Arts & Research Symposium

Texas Woman’s University, Denton, Texas

Utilizing Skin to Skin to Prevent Hypothermia – Evidenced based practice research

References available upon request

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