Nurse Practitioner Assistant

Angel Isaac, AGACNP-BC

**** ************ ***** ****** ******, FL 33544 Cell: 813-***-****

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DEDICATED TO PROVIDING SAFE, EFFICIENT, AND PATIENT-CENTERED CA RE

Career Objective

Acute Care Adult / Gerontological Nurse Practitioner with over 20 years nursing experience in critical care,

shock/ trauma, burns, cardiac ICU, combat/ field nursing, and first assisting in multiple areas of the operating

room seeking full-time Acute or Primary Care Nurse Practitioner position in hospital or outpatient clinic

environment. Possesses excellent recommendations and impeccable professional credentials.

I. Education and Credentials:

A. Education

ACNP/ AGNP Student: University of South Alabama, Mobile, Alabama 2012

MSN: Cha mber la in C ollege of Nur sing, S t. Louis, Missour i 2011

BSN: Chamberlain College of Nursing, St. Lois, Missouri 2010

ASN: Sincla ir Community College, Dayton, Ohio 2 003

CDC: Unit ed Sta te Na vy “ C” School, San Diego, Califor nia 1996

CSA/ CF A: United Sta te Na vy “ C” School, Sa n Diego, Califor nia 1995

Fleet Marine Service School, Camp Pendleton, California 1995

LVN: Unit ed S ta tes Na vy C or ps School, Gr ea t La kes, Illinois 1994

EMT-P: United States Navy Corps School, Great Lakes, Illinois 1994

Undergraduate Studies: Microbiology Major Wright State University, Fairborn, Ohio 1994

CMT/CNA: M ontgomer y C ount y J oint Voca tiona l S chool 1992

B . Academic Honors

International Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi

Deans List, Chamberlain College of Nursing 2009-2011

Who’s W ho In America 2011

Who’s W ho Among Students 2002, 2003,2010, 2011

Valedictorian/ Class Adjutant, U. S. Navy Corps School, 1994

Academic Scholarship, Wright State University, 1993

Top 2% Award, Gifted and Talented Program Montgomery County Public Schools, 1994

Salutatorian, Montgomery County Joint Vocational School, 1994

C. Nursing Licensure and Certification

Florida Board of Nursing #ARNP 9285831

• Cer tif ied E mer gency Nur se ( CEN)

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Ohio Board of Nursing #309660 “inactive” status Certified Critical Care Nurse (CCRN)

• Basic Life Support (BLS) • Certified Operating Room Nurse (CNOR)

• Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) • Oncology Nursing Certification (ONC)

• Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) • Microsoft Developer Certification

• Trauma Nursing Core Course (TNCC) • Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE)

• E mergency Nursing Pediatric Course (ENPC) • Chemical Dependency Counselor (CDCII)

• Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) • Crisis Intervention Specialty Certification

II. Clinical Experience

A. Professional Experience

ARNP/ Emergency Room, EmCare, Brandon, Florida March 2013-Present

ER/ Critical Care/First Assist, Parallon Workforce Management, St. Pete, FL 2008-Present

Critical Care, Moffitt Cancer Center, Tampa, FL 2010-2012

Clinical Leader Emergency Room, Florida Hospital, Zephyrhills, FL 2010

Director of Critical Care/ Cardiac Surgical Program/ Hemodialysis, HCA, Tampa, FL 2008-2010

Lead Trauma Nurse, University of Cincinnati Hospital, Cincinnati, OH 2005-2009

Clinical Leader ER and Trauma, Good Samaritan Hospital, Dayton, OH 2004-2005

First Assistant, WISH Surgery Center, Springboro, OH 2004

First Assistant/ Team Nurse, Cincinnati Reds~Beacon Orthopedics, Cincinnati, OH 2004-2005

Clinical Leader/ Pain Resource Specialist, Bethesda North, Cincinnati, OH 2003-2004

Lead First Assistant Trauma and Open Heart Team, Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, OH 2002-2004

Lead First Assistant Open Heart Team, Kettering Medical Center, Kettering, OH 1999-2002

LVN, Columbia Los Robalos, Thousand Oaks, CA 1996-1998

Healthcare Software Developer, Central Technologies, Thousand Oaks, CA 1996-1998

Search, Air, Rescue (SARS) Paramedic, U.S. Navy 1994-1997

Fleet Marine Corps/ Field-Combat Paramedic, U.S. Navy 1994-1997

B . Clinical Residency & Fellowship

University of South Alabama, Acute Care Adult Gerontolgical Program: curriculum includes nurse practitioner

management of primary and acute health care needs of adults, older adults, and their families; needs and diversity of all

cultures, races, and ethnic backgrounds; focus on critical care, pulmonology, internal medicine, trauma, emergency

medicine, as well as several other specialties; thorough and comprehensive training and education with experienced and

board certified ARNPs, DNPs, and physicians.

Over 600 hours of fellowship with Board Certified Critical Care/Anesthesia/Trauma physicians with intense training

and procedures: central line placement, paracentesis, dialysis catheter insertion, thoracentesis, bronchoscopies,

intubations, tracheotomies, arterial line placement, Swan-Ganz catheter, as well as several other procedures;

management and care of critically ill patients, transplant patients, ECHMO, hemodialysis, CVVHT/CRRT, poly-trauma,

burns, ARDS, and emergency medicine.

III. AFFILIATIONS

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• American Organization of Nurse Executives

American Nurses Association (ANA)

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• International Society of Nurses in Cancer Care

E mergency Nurses Association (ENA)

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• Navy Nurse Corps Association

American Association of Critical Care Nurses

• Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of

(AACN)

• Nursing

Association of peri-Operative Registered Nurses

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• Dermatology Nurses Association

Air & Surface Transport Nurses Association

IV. COMMITTEES

• Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International-Chair

• Florida Coalition of Advanced Practice Nursing

• Florida Nurse Practitioner Network (FNPN)

• Tampa Bay Advanced Practice Nurses Council

• Tampa Bay Sexual Violence Task Force-Speaker

• Tampa Bay Sexual Violence & Sexual Abuse

V. PUBLICATIONS and PRESENTATIONS

1. Family Presence during Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation

Presented at Florida Critical Care Nurses Association meeting

Published at various online scholarly websites

Presented at ENA national symposium 2011

2. Multiple Sclerosis: An overview and guide to treatment and care

Presented at National Multiple Sclerosis Foundation meeting and conference Tampa Bay

Published on various Multiple Sclerosis websites

3. Does Pregnancy Affect the Progression or Development of Melanoma

Submitted to Journal of Dermatology Nurses Association-publication pending

4. Overcoming Domestic Violence

Presented at Sexual Violence Taskforce conference, USF, 2011

5. Violence in the Workplace: Why Nurses Eat Their Young

Presented at Orlando Critical Care Nurses Association chapter meeting

VI. PROFESSIONAL AWARDS

• Florence Nightingale Award, 2004, 2006

• Daisy Award, 2005, 2007, 2008

• Nominated for Young Professional of the Year, 2005, 2006, 2007

• Giving Back, Women Helping Women woman of the year, 2006

• Nursing Excellence Award, UC Medicine, 2007

VII. COMMUNITTEE SERVICE

• Personally sponsor and help care for several domestic violence victims

• Operate 24-hour phone for domestic violence victims to provide emergency transport, counseling, and support

• Volunteer with New Beginnings Mission and Shelter

• Speaker for The Spring

• Fund raiser committee for several local domestic violence and women’s c enters

• Counselor and speaker for Sexual Violence Task Force of Tampa Bay

• Volunteer time with female Veterans and provide services on an on call basis for private shelter

VII. HOBBIES AND INTERESTS

• Spending time with my children

• Modeling/ Acting

• S wimming

• Reading

• Painting

• Making Furniture

• Antique Shopping

References and letters of recommendation available upon request

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