Registered Nurse Practitioner
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Stephanie Anne Cyran
Crisfield, MD 21817
*******@*****.***
Professional Experience:
Sept 2012- present: Nurse Clinician IM, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Adult Inpatient Psychiatry and Psychiatric Emergency Department. According to policies and procedures of the hospital, as an American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) board certified psychiatric mental health registered nurse, care for assigned patients by performing and documenting physical and mental assessments, administering medications and vaccinations as ordered, notifying and following up with prescribers about patients’ concerns in a timely manner, encouraging, educating, and assisting patients in activities of daily living to include: food intake, hygiene, and ambulation, assisting security and staff to maintain a safe and therapeutic milieu for all patients on each respective unit, teaching activities in a group setting for patients, and maintaining required professional educational requirements, certifications, BLS, and immunizations.
As scheduled, I am assigned charge nurse during day, evening or night shifts. Among other duties, the charge nurse completes daily assignment roster for registered nurses and clinical technicians, ensures that assignment is equitable, manages discharge and admission status of the unit, problem solves as necessary when indicated, and communicates needs of the unit to nurse manager and assistant nurse manager.
Completed (40 hour) orientation to Psychiatric Emergency Department at Johns Hopkins Hospital and assigned to Psychiatric Emergency Department according to the needs of the unit. As RN, I assist in managing volatile and unpredictable milieu, assist medical and psychiatric treatment team in care coordination, direct security as needed to ensure safety of patients and staff, draw labs as needed.
October 2015: Will be co-presenter for poster presentation at American Psychiatric National Association
July 2015: ANCC board certified Family Nurse Practitioner
May 2015: One of eight presenters at Substance Abuse Workshop to the perspective for peers and providers at Johns Hopkins Hospital
January 2015: ANCC Board Certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse
2013 to present: Member of Nurse Practice Committee and Volunteer Committee for Meyer 3
June-July 2014: Precepted undergraduate nursing student from the Johns Hopkins University Accelerated Nursing Degree Program for 156 hours. This student was subsequently hired as a registered nurse on the unit in a full-time capacity.
Sept 2012-Sept 2013: Successfully completed a year-long (80 hour) new nurse residency program (SPRING) at Johns Hopkins Hospital on Sept. 17, 2013. With feedback and insight from supervisor and mentor, earned next level of promotion in Sept 2013- Nurse Clinician I Master.
Maryland Board of Nursing Registered Nursing License No: R199142 current through May 2017
Education:
Salisbury University
Jan 2012 – May 2015: Earned Master of Science as a Family Nurse Practitioner
Three time HRSA grant recipient
Salisbury University
Dec 2011: Earned BS in the accelerated second-degree nursing program
2010 Robert Wood Johnson New Careers In Nursing Scholarship recipient.
(Previously earned B.A. in music performance from SU)
Wor-Wic Community College
August 2009-Jan 2010: Pre-requisites to apply to nursing school
October 2009: Inducted in Phi Theta Kappa
May 2009: Earned Emergency Medical Certification/Basic Certification
May 2008: Earned Certified Nurse Assistant, Geriatric Nurse Assistant certification
Recipient of Veterans of Afghanistan and Iraq Conflicts Scholarship
Recipient of Veterans of Foreign Wars Educational Scholarship
Clinical Experience:
Graduate level:
January-May 2015: Internship- additional 126 hours of supervised clinical time at Lower Shore Clinic, Salisbury, MD with Dr. Robert Reilly, MD. This facility accommodates the primary care and psychiatric needs of vulnerable adult patients on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. I completed a paper notating recommendations and presented these recommendations at Graduate Scholarship Day at Salisbury University to fulfill master’s degree program requirements.
October 2015: Will be co-presenter on a poster presentation of subsequent recommendations at American Psychiatric Nurses Association annual conference
August-December 2014: Adult Health Management.
Completed 200 clinical hours:
96 hours at Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center
PreOperative Evaluation Center (PEC) with Nancy Crawford-PA C, lead PA
This clinical site involved evaluating patients for suitability of surgery regarding risks of anesthesia, airway management, and cardiac concerns.
24 hours at Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center with previous preceptor, Dr. Amy Lee, DNP. Women’s Health Management. With guidance from preceptor performed yearly annual wellness exams for women’s health, breast exams, pelvic exams, Pap smears, STD screenings, bimanual exams, and contraception management.
80 hours at McCready Health Services Foundation with Dr. Vijay Karumbunathan, MD in a rural setting with underserved populations. This setting included patients from the outpatient capacity, hospital, and nursing home residents. With guidance from preceptor, interview, assess and diagnose assigned patients in the setting of Adult Health, provide education regarding general health, preventative health management, and prescribe medications as designated by policies and procedures of the Foundation and current guidelines.
Jan-May 2014 –Women’s and Children’s Health Management
200 clinical hours:
100 hours of Women’s Health Management at Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center with Dr. Amy Lee, DNP, to include performing yearly wellness exams, breast exams, pelvic exams, Pap smears, STD screenings, bimanual exams, and contraceptive management.
100 hours of Children’s Health Management at Three Lower Counties in Salisbury, MD with Mr. Jerry Clayville, PNP. This clinical site included physical assessment of children from days old to 18 years old, ordering appropriate vaccinations, and educating parents regarding developmental milestones.
Aug-Dec 2013 –Adult Advanced Health Assessment
150 hours
Dr. Vijay Karumbunathan, MD, at McCready Health Services Foundation. With assistance and guidance from preceptor, assess and diagnose assigned patients in the setting of Adult Health, provide education regarding general health, preventative health management, and prescribe medications as designated by policies and procedures of the Foundation and current guidelines.
Undergraduate clinical experiences:
Aug-Dec 2011: Psychiatric Clinical Experiences
Peninsula Regional Medical Center, Prof. Terri Ellis, RN assess psychiatric clients in the acute setting of the hospital, therapeutic communication with clients, provide teaching, education, and learning activities, attend group counseling sessions, and administer medications, as designated by policies and procedures of hospital
Friendship Network, Prof. Susan Smith, assess mentally and behaviorally challenged older adults in the group setting, provide teaching, education, and learning activities to the clients as designated by policies and procedures of the organization
Eastern Shore Hospital Center, Prof. Lisa Lee, assess psychiatric clients in the chronic, residential setting of the ESHC, provide opportunities for clients to discuss feelings and issues, have learning moments as designated by the policies and procedures of hospital
Aug-October 2011: Community Leadership Clinical at Thurman Adams State Service Center (formerly the Georgetown State Service Center), Dr. T. Reid, Dr. V. Brown, assess clients in the home setting to include geriatric, adult, and pediatric clients, educate clients about safety, medication, and activity, observed Direct Observation Therapy with registered nurse managing clients with tuberculosis, provide learning activities to population in group setting as designated by policies and procedures of Health Department.
November 2011: Leadership Clinical, Nanticoke Memorial Hospital, Dr. Willey, to mentor junior group of nursing students and assist them with their assessment skills, care of assigned patients, and teach about certain medications
Nov-Dec 2011: Leadership Clinical, Peninsula Regional Medical Center - 5 East, Prof. Melson, care for assigned patients in accordance with policies and procedures of the hospital to include: physical assessments, activities of daily living, and medication administration, according to the policies and procedures of the hospital
April-May 2011: Maternity, Nanticoke Memorial, Dr. Nutt, care for assigned couplet in accordance with policies and procedures of the hospital to include: physical assessments, medication administration, and activities of daily living
Jan-Mar 2011: Pediatrics, Peninsula Regional Medical Center, Dr. Nutt, Dr. Mister, to care for assigned pediatric patients and their families in accordance with policies and procedures of the hospital to include: physical assessments, medication administration, and activities of daily living
Sept-Dec 2010: Clinical, Peninsula Regional Medical Center- 3West, Dr. Katie Hinderer, PhD, to care for assigned geriatric or adult telemetry patients and with permission, educate their families in accordance with policies and procedures of the hospital to include: physical assessments, medication administration, and activities of daily living
Employment:
Johns Hopkins Hospital
September 2012 –Present
Nurse Clinician IM
According to policies and procedures of the hospital, as a registered nurse, care for assigned patients by performing and documenting health and mental assessments, administering ordered medications and vaccinations, notifying and following up with prescriber about patients’ concerns in a timely manner, encouraging, educating, and assisting patients in activities of daily living, assisting security and staff to maintain a safe and therapeutic milieu for all, holding activities in a group setting, and maintaining required professional educational certifications.
Eastern Correctional Institution
October 2008 to Sept 2012
Correctional Officer II
Responsible for safety of public, other correctional officers, staff, and inmates
Responsible for security of my assigned area of prison, weapons, ammunition, keys, and equipment issued to me during my shift
February 2009 to Sept 2012 Cadre member, Maintain required proficiency on weapons systems
Jan 2009 Earned first out of thirty-three students in academics for Corrections class #74 at Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Academy
Army National Guard
October 2006 to present
Musician, French horn player, staff sergeant
Play French horn for military ceremonies, parades, concerts, and complete other missions and assignments throughout the State of Maryland as designated and assigned by the Governor and commanding officer.
Maintain required weapons qualification on M16A2 rifle
June 2007-May 2008 completed11 month mobilization for Operation Enduring Freedom (3 months training in Mississippi, deployed for 8 months in Kuwait on a base security detail)
Peninsula Regional Medical Center
Jan 3, 2012-April 3, 2012
Patient Care Tech III/Registered Nurse Orientee
5 East Med/Surg – Provide care for assigned group of 5-7 patients under supervision of assigned mentor to include: physical assessments, medication administration, blood transfusions, peritoneal dialysis and/or activities of daily living as stated in Policies and Procedures of hospital.
United States Marine Corps
October 1995-October 2006
Musician, French horn player, staff sergeant
Played French horn for ceremonies, parades, and concerts in several field bands during my career, stationed in San Diego, CA, Okinawa, Japan, Quantico, VA, and Camp Lejuene, NC
Responsible for development of junior troops assigned to my supervision; responsible for weapons, instruments, uniforms, and equipment issued to me, maintain proficiency on musical instrument and assigned weapons systems
Feb-Sept 2005 Deployed to Iraq during Operation Enduring Freedom for base security.
Associations:
July 2015: American Psychiatric Nurses Association
April 2015 - present: American Association of Nurse Practitioners
March 2013- present: Nurse Practitioner Association of Maryland
Jan 2012- present: American Nursing Association (component of American Nurses Credentialing Center)
February 2011, 2013-present: American Legion
March 2010-2011: National Student Nurses Association
November 2010-2011: Resources Committee at Salisbury University
March 2007-March 2008, March 2013-present: Veterans of Foreign Wars
Community Service:
August 2014, 2015-National Association of Mental Illness community fundraising walks
October 2011- Dec 2012 HALO (Hope and Light Outreach) serve meals to people in the Community who might need or want a meal
December 2008-2013 Perform French horn for Summer and Winter Commencement Ceremonies for Salisbury University under the direction of Mr. Lee Knier, SU Band
December 2008-May 2010 play French horn for SU Band winter and spring concerts
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