Nurse Practitioner Registered
Resume:
LOUISE AMBLER OSBORN, MSN, RN
** ****** ******, ***********, ** 02129
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EDUCATION
MGH Institute for Health Professions, Boston, MA May 2014
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing
• Master of Science in Nursing, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Primary Care
o Eligible for PNCB Certification Exam in June 2014.
• Josephine Mangio Keaveney Memorial Nursing Prize
o One of three Nursing Masters Awards presented to outstanding students from a
graduating class of 118.
Princeton University, Princeton, NJ June 1985
• A.B., cum laude, Comparative Literature
• Certificate, Teacher Preparation Program
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Maimonides School, Brookline Massachusetts March 2013-present
Substitute School Nurse
• Assess health status, identify and document health problems of students K-12.
• Administer medications and perform first aid treatment as necessary.
• Provide health counseling to students and families as necessary.
Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts June-August 2013
Camp Nurse/Medical Supervisor, Camp Cedar Hill, Waltham
• Cared for 30 adult staff and 600 day-campers ages 5-17 under standing orders from camp
physician.
• Maintained health records and managed equipment and supplies.
• Prepared and presented health education programs for campers and training for counselors.
MGH Institute for Health Professions, Boston MA September 2012-June 2013
Teaching Assistant Direct Entry MSN program
• Assisted faculty with clinical assignments in lab and on medical/surgical units.
• Tutored students, documented progress, and conducted exam reviews.
Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA June-August 2012
Group Leader, Aspire Summer Camp for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
• Supervised five children ages 10-13 with Autism Spectrum Disorder during a full day of camp
activities.
• Applied social support and behavior management techniques to help campers achieve individual
and group goals.
• Communicated several days a week with parents and completed daily progress notes, incident
reports, and evaluations.
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LOUISE AMBLER OSBORN
From the Top, Inc., National Public Radio program, Boston, MA 2006-2011
Director of Leadership Gifts and Manager of Institutional Gifts
• Initiated, planned, and managed all institutional gift activities; responsible for a portfolio of 50
individual major gift prospects and donors.
• Prepared proposals, budgets, and reports.
• Supervised maintenance of institutional and leadership gift records in database.
Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts, Boston, MA 1999-2005
Grants and Foundations Officer
• Raised funding for electronic medical records, pregnancy, STI prevention among high-risk youth,
and capital funding for relocation of Planned Parenthood’s Springfield Center.
• Produced successful proposals for increased family planning funding from Massachusetts
Department of Public Health.
Medical Assistant
• Conducted medical intake in abortion clinic serving socioeconomically diverse population.
• Provided contraceptive counseling and reviewed abortion procedures and consent forms.
• Provided referrals for social and medical services.
Planned Parenthood Clinic of Greater Boston, Brookline, MA 1993-1995
Assistant Coordinator of Counseling and Referral
• Managed reproductive health hotline and lawyer referral panel for minors seeking judicial
consent for abortion.
• Interviewed, trained, and supervised 60 volunteers and interns.
• Provided administrative support for FDA clinical trial of RU486; screened and counseled trial
participants.
Sojourn Nepal, Kathmandu, Nepal 1989-1991
Resident Director
• Directed semester-long experiential education programs for American college students.
• Supervised Nepalese house and teaching staff, managed budgets and accounts.
• Provided student support and led month-long mountain treks.
Charles Sumner Pierce Middle School, Milton MA 1985-1988
Seventh Grade English Teacher
CLINICAL PRACTICA
Department of Clinical Genetics, MGH, Boston, MA January-April 2014
Student Nurse Practitioner
• Observed and participated in specialty clinics for disorders including Turner, Williams, Downs
syndrome, neurofibromatosis, lysosomal storage disease and other metabolic disorders, Von
Hippel-Lindau and other cancers.
• Observed genetic counseling.
• Rounded with genetics team and attended team meetings in NICU and pediatric units.
• Attended weekly pediatric grand rounds, genetic clinic conferences and pre-natal case review.
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LOUISE AMBLER OSBORN
Crimson Care Collaborative, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA October 2012-May 2014
Senior Clinician and Clinic Director at MGH Revere Health Center
• Conducted and documented well-child and urgent care visits for underserved clients in an
interprofessional student-administered evening clinic.
• Provided didactic sessions and facilitated case presentations following clinic.
• Monitored clinic flow and documentation.
Special Care Nursery, Good Samaritan Hospital, Brockton, MA September-December 2013
Student Nurse Practitioner
Under the supervision of Director of Neonatology at a community hospital serving a high proportion
of low-income and immigrant families:
• Assessed newborns at delivery, both vaginal and cesarean.
• Assessed infants in level II nursery receiving treatment for prematurity, neonatal abstinence
syndrome, infection, and other complications.
• Conducted 24-hour newborn and discharge assessments.
• Shadowed lactation consultant.
Child Health Associates, Auburn & Shrewsbury, MA September-December 2013
Drumhill Pediatrics, Chelmsford, MA May-August 2013
Hawthorn Pediatrics, Dartmouth, MA February -April 2013
Student Nurse Practitioner
Under the supervision of both nurse practioner and pediatrician preceptors at three primary pediatric
practices serving socio-economically diverse families in three distinct communities, progressed from
shadowing preceptor to independently performing well-child and sick visits for up to 15 patients a
day, including documentation in both paper charts and electronic health record systems.
VOLUNTEER
Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Boston, MA May 2014-present
Volunteer Nurse
• Provide homeless and street youth ages 14 to 24 with free basic first aid, assessment, health
advice, and medical referrals
• Provide crisis intervention, counseling, and education.
LICENSURE/CERTIFICATIONS
Registered Nurse. MA Board of Nursing license # RN2284728
PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support) Provider
BLS/CPR/AED for the Health Care Provider
LANGUAGES
French
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