Hanae Collins, RN-BSN
Schenectady, NY 12303
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Bachelor of Science in Nursing RN Offering Experience in Acute Care Setting
EDUCATION
Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing 2012 – 2014 Central Connecticut State University New Britain, CT
Associate’s Degree in Nursing 2010 - 2012 Capital Community College Hartford, CT
Prerequisite Courses for Nursing School 2008 – 2010 Tunxis Community College Farmington, CT
Associate’s Degree in Biology/Geology 1999 – 2003 University Ibn Tofail Kenitra, Morocco
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
National Student Nurses Association Connecticut Chapter Vice President 2011 - 2012 National League of Nurses Interviewee on Behalf of Capital Community College 2011
CORE COMPETENCIES
Needs Assessment
Teamwork
Oral Communication
Organizing/Planning/ Coordinating
Ethics
Written Communication
Patient Advocacy
Confidentiality
Interpersonal Relations
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Whitney M. Young Health Clinic Albany, NY
Infection Control Specialist/ medication management nurse 2017- 2017
Conducts rounds, discussing and monitoring infection control practices with staff, collects infection data from departments, maintaining records of each case, training staff implementation of infection control practices, investigates incidents of infection and reports such incidents to nursing supervisor, and ensures availability of supplies required for infection control.
Arranges follow-up care for patients exposed to infectious diseases
Provide consistent instruction to nurses in medication assessment and clinical interventions
Improve medication management in the facility including storage, handling, policies, protocols, and regulations
Registered Nurse, Methadone Maintenance Therapy Program 2016-2016
Administer medication and regulate patient treatment
Provide physical and emotional support to patients, as well as teaching about the dangers of substance abuse
University of Connecticut Health Center Farmington, CT
Registered Nurse, Surgery/ Ortho 5 2015- September 2016
Providing care for patients with head or spinal cord surgery/injury
Helped patients through the process of hip and knee replacements as well as spine and craniotomy surgeries, including emotional support
Provide different patient populations and with different medical and surgical diagnoses with appropriate care such as respiratory, cardiac, GI, urology, dialysis, and neuro- vascular patients.
Performing procedures such as dressing changes and basic diagnostics, setting IV and PCA pumps, and monitoring epidural pumps.
Provided patients with appropriate education about their treatment and their subsequent rehabilitation
Assisted with meeting goals, restoring their self-help ability and ADL’s
Provided continuous care for all the patients’ needs
Administered medication
Continuous assessments, monitored and outcome evaluation of the patients
Discharge planning, coordinated care
Providing care to patients with JP drains, hemovacs, woundvacs, tracheostomy, PEG tubes feeding, NG tubes, TPN infusions, heparin drips, and chest tubes.
Interpretation of telemetry strips
Charge nurse duties that include some managerial responsibilities, managing, supervising and assisting the nursing staff, as well as providing administrative support and patient care for a particular shift.
Saint Francis Hospital Hartford, CT
Registered Nurse, Neurosurgery at The Spine Institute of Connecticut at Saint Francis Hospital 2014-2015
Providing care for patients with head or spinal cord surgery or injury
Performing procedures such as dressing changes and basic diagnostics, setting IV and PCA pumps, and monitoring epidural pumps.
Provided patients with appropriate education about their treatment and their subsequent rehabilitation
Assisted with meeting goals, restoring their self-help ability and ADL’s
Provided continuous care for all the patients’ needs
Administered medication
Continuous assessments, monitored and outcome evaluation of the patients
Discharge planning, coordinated care
Provide different patient populations and with different medical and surgical diagnoses with appropriate care such as respiratory, cardiac, GI, urology, dialysis, and neuro-vascular patients.
Providing care to patients with JP drains, tracheostomy, PEG tubes feeding, NG tubes, TPN infusions, heparin drips, and chest tubes.
Interpretation of telemetry strips
Charge nurse duties that include some managerial responsibilities, managing, supervising and assisting the nursing staff, as well as providing administrative support and patient care for a particular shift.
The Hospital of Central Connecticut New Britain, CT
Stroke Center of Excellence/Medical-Surgical 2013 - 2013
Helped patients through the process of recovery from stroke including emotional support
Provide care according to the stroke protocol
Provided patients with appropriate education about their treatment and their subsequent rehabilitation
Assisted with meeting goals, restoring their self-help ability and ADL’s
Provided continuous care for all the patients’ needs
Administered medication
Continuous assessments, monitored and outcome evaluation of the patients
Discharge planning, coordinated care
Provide different patient populations and with different medical and surgical diagnoses with appropriate care such as respiratory, cardiac, GI, urology, dialysis, and neuro- vascular patients.
Interpretation of telemetry strips
Registered Nurse, Ortho/Neuro Department EW2 2012 – 2013
Helped patients through the process of hip and knee replacements as well as spine and craniotomy surgeries, including emotional support
Provided patients with appropriate education about their surgery and their subsequent rehabilitation
Assisted with meeting goals, restored their self-help ability and ADL’s
Provided continuous care for all the patients’ needs
Administered medication
Performed procedures such as dressing changes and basic diagnostics, inserting IV’s, setting IV pumps and monitored the Orthopat machine.
Continuous assessments, monitoring and outcome evaluation of the patients
Discharge planning and coordinating care
Interpretation of telemetry strips
Student Nurse Technician, Oncology Department C-5 2011 – 2012
Assisted patients with activities of daily living including bathing, dressing, eating and transferring in and out of bed
Provide bedside care for Comfort Measures Only patients such as mouth care, turning and repositioning, bathing and washing.
Measured vital signs, changed bed linens and reported changes in the patient’s condition to medical staff.
References
Available on Request