Medical Nurse Practitioner

Jason W. McMahan

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Manvel, TX 77578

Phone: 713-***-****

Email: acqf1m@r.postjobfree.com

Qualifications: Family Nurse Practitioner Board Certified (FNP-BC) through American Nurses Credentialing

Center (ANCC). FNP licensure in Texas and Colorado, Registered Nurse in Texas, Colorado

and Wyoming. DEA License. Sonosite Emergency Bedside Ultrasound Certification from the

International Emergency Medicine Conference. Certification from Fitzgerald Health Education

and Associates in Suturing and Wound Management, Common Office Procedures, and

Common Dermatologic Procedures. Certification in wet prep from Denver STD/HIV Training

Center. Current in American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider, Advanced

Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Provider, Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Provider;

Trauma Nurse Core Corse (TNCC) Provider; Advanced Trauma and Life Support (ATLS)

Mid-Level Provider, Emergency Nurse Pediatrics Course (ENPC) Provider; Community

Emergency Response Team certified; Nationally certified, Firefighter II, Fire Officer II, Fire

Instructor III, Fire Inspector II, Hazardous Materials Incident Commander,

Telecommunications Dispatcher II, Advanced Rescue Technician I; NASA Space Shuttle

Interior Rescue Technician certified.

Education: Duke University, Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) expected graduation December 2015.

Additional Major: Orthopedic Nurse Practitioner with Sports Medicine focus completed May

2013. University of Wyoming, M.S.N. August 2008. Major: Family Nurse Practitioner, GPA:

3.58. University of Wyoming, B.S.N. May 2006. Major: General Nursing. Vice President of

Academic Affairs Honor Roll, and Dean’s list. GPA: 3.61. Community College of the Air

Force, A.A.S. January 2001. Major: Fire Science.

Experience: Ben Taub General Hospital – Baylor College of Medicine, Section of Emergency

Medicine, 1504 Taub Loop, Houston, TX 77030. NP with academic appointment of Instructor

of Medicine in the Emergency Center (EC) in a Level I Trauma Center. Serves as a NP to

provide emergency medical care and to patients ranging in age from neonate through geriatric.

Provides leadership and education to Physician Assistant and Medical students and Emergency

Medicine interns and residents in comprehensive services and practices in emergency and

urgent medicine. Responsible for diagnosing and treating emergent and urgent care patients’

illnesses that seek care through the EC. Provides surveillance of adherence to emergency

medical practices and procedures to stabilize acute and chronically ill patients; adjusts

regimens within established protocols recognizing when to refer the patient to the emergency

physician or other consulted specialty providers. Identifies disease processes and orders and

interprets diagnostic studies. Prescribes prescription medication regimens and therapies when

needed to include Scheduled II controlled substances and below. Delegates tasks to the

Emergency RNs, and Emergency Patient Care Technicians when appropriate. Special

additional skills in suturing, splinting, x-ray and EKG interpretation, and emergency bedside

ultrasound use and interpretation. Oct 2013 - Present

Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, Landstuhl, Germany, Department of the United States

Army, CMR 402, APO AE, 09180. NP working in the Department of Emergency Medicine

(ED) in a Level I Trauma Center. Serves as a Licensed Independent Practitioner (LIP) and

direct health care provider in the capacity of a credentialed NP to provide medical care to

patients ranging in age from neonate through geriatric. Provides leadership in comprehensive

services and practices in emergency and urgent medicine. Responsible for diagnosing and

treating emergent and urgent care patients’ illnesses that seek care through the ED. Provides

surveillance of adherence to medical and primary care practices and procedures to stabilize

acute and chronically ill patients; adjusts regimens within established protocols recognizing

when to refer the patient to the emergency physician or other consulted specialty providers.

Identifies disease processes and orders and interprets diagnostic studies. Prescribes

prescription medication regimens and therapies when needed to include Scheduled II

controlled substances and below. Delegates tasks to the clinical RNs, Emergency Medical

Technicians and clerical staff when appropriate. Special additional skills in suturing, splinting,

x-ray and EKG interpretation, and emergency bedside ultrasound use and interpretation.

Additional duties: Executive Committee of Medical Staff LIP Member-at-large, Credentials

Committee LIP Member-at-large, Medication Utilization and Error Prevention committee

member, ED provider scheduler of 22 credentialed providers, ED GS civilian affairs mentor.

July 2008 – July 2013

Babson and Associates, 1331 Prairie Ave # 1, Cheyenne, WY 82009. FNP Resident working

under preceptors Marsha Seigel, EdD, FNP-BC, and Robert Weinland, MSN, FNP-BC;

diagnosing and treating patients from neonate to geriatrics; conducting school and sports

physicals, and DOT and employment physicals; wellness and acute illness exams; prescribing,

managing, and titrating medications as needed; ordering laboratory and radiology diagnostics

as needed; delegating tasks to office RN when appropriate. May 2008 – July 2008

Cheyenne VAMC, 2360 E. Pershing Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001. FNP student working under

Ann Enlow, MSN, FNP-BC; Major focus on adult medicine; treated the veterans empanelled to

Mrs. Enlow; diagnosed and treated patients from 18 on with a predominantly male population;

conducted wellness and acute illness exams; prescribed, managed, and titrated medications as

needed; ordered laboratory and radiology diagnostics as needed; covered the Emergency Room

as a provider as needed; delegated tasks to the RN when appropriate. Jan 2008 – May 2008

F. E. Warren AFB, Family Practice Clinic, 90 MDG, Warren AFB, Cheyenne, WY 82005.

FNP Student working under preceptor Donald Tardif, MPAS, PA-C; diagnosing and treating

patients from neonate to geriatrics; patient load 20-24 on average; conducting school and sports

physicals, wellness and acute illness exams; prescribing, managing, and titrating medications

as needed; ordering laboratory and radiology diagnostics as needed; delegating tasks to office

RN and AF medical technician when appropriate. Aug 2007 – Dec 2007

Yellowstone Surgery Center at Cheyenne Regional Medical Center, 214 E. 23rd St.,

Cheyenne, WY, 82001. Staff nurse working in the Post Anesthesia Recovery Unit, caring for

individuals received directly from the operating room after major surgery and under general

anesthesia during the critical phase of post-surgery, maintain an open airway and assisting

breathing when needed and managing pain and nausea until discharge from unit. Jan 2007-

May 2008

F. E. Warren AFB, Pediatrics Clinic, 90 MDG, Warren AFB, Cheyenne, WY 82005. FNP

student working under preceptor Julie Reschske, MSN, MBA, CPNP; major focus on acutely

ill pediatric patients; diagnosed and treated patients from neonate to age eighteen; conducted

wellness, school and sports physicals and acute illness exams; prescribed, managed, and

titrated medications as needed; ordered laboratory and radiology diagnostics as needed;

delegated tasks to office RN and AF medical technician when appropriate. March 2007 – May

2007

Albany County Family Planning, 769 N. 4th Street, Laramie, WY 82072. FNP student

working under preceptor Judy Winter, BSN, WHCNP; diagnosed and treated female patients

from early adolescence to geriatrics and males with suspected sexually transmitted diseases;

conducted an average of 18-20 annual wellness exams to include breast, pelvic and cervical

exams; prescribed and administered contraception, ordered laboratory and radiology

diagnostics as needed; prescribed, managed, and titrated medications as needed; delegated

tasks to office medical assistants when appropriate. Jan 2007 – April 2007

Lifespan Family Care, 1006 Robertson Court, Fort Collins, CO 80524. FNP student working

under preceptor Mary McAfee, MSN, NP-C; diagnosed and treated patients from neonate to

geriatrics; conducted school and sports physicals, wellness and acute illness exams; prescribed,

managed, and titrated medications as needed; provided medical care for inpatient psychiatric

patients at local psychiatric hospital; ordered laboratory and radiology diagnostics as needed;

Sep 2007 –Dec 2007

Cheyenne VAMC, 2360 E. Pershing Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001. Staff nurse working on the

inpatient Medical-Surgical floor as well as the Intensive Care Unit. Hold duties as the Charge

nurse in charge of as much as four nurses and four nursing aides. Coordinator of the Bar Code

Medicine Administration program for the inpatient floor. Veterans Affairs Learning

Opportunities Resident, working as a RN under the license of an RN, selected as one of two

from a class of forty-eight. VALOR residency in Emergency Department and Medical

Intensive Care Unit. June 2005-Dec 2006

Nursing Residency, Laramie and Cheyenne, Wyoming. Completed Nursing Residency for

final clinical portion of nursing school. Worked in the Emergency Department at Ivinson

Memorial Hospital as an Emergency Department nurse seeing patients of the total life-span as

well as trauma for stabilization to a higher skilled facility. Cheyenne Veterans Affairs Medical

Center in the Intensive Care Unit caring for critically ill patients. Spring 2006

Chronicity and Rehabilitation, Cheyenne and Laramie, Wyoming. Completed third clinical

rotation during Chronicity and Rehabilitation portion of nursing school. Worked as a school

nurse for Laramie County School District, United Medical Center West on the Pediatrics Unit

as a floor nurse, Pediatricians office at Dr. Kleppinger’s pediatrics clinic as an office nurse,

Peak Wellness as a mental health nurse. Cheyenne Veterans Affairs Medical Center in the

Extended Care Unit and Ivinson Memorial Hospital Extended Care Unit as a floor nurse,

Meredith & Jeannie Ray Cancer Center as an oncology nurse. Fall 2005

Albany County Public Health, Laramie, Wyoming. Completed second clinical rotation

during Health Promotion portion of nursing school. Worked as a public health nurse

completing family and individual home visits, Women Infants and Children’s clinic, Strep

clinic, Immunizations clinic, Pediatrics clinic, Emergency Department, and Labor and

Delivery. Spring 2005

Cheyenne Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Cheyenne, Wyoming. Completed first clinical

rotation while working on Medical-Surgical floor and the Operating Room. Responsible for

the care of one patient each clinical day. Fall 2004

Military: U.S. Army Reserve, Family Nurse Practitioner, assigned to Blanchfield Army Community

Hospital, Fort Campbell, Kentucky (2010-present) Drilling Individual Mobilization

Augmentee, Army Nurse Corps Area of Concentration 66P. Completed Basic Office

Leadership Course at Fort Sam Houston, Texas (June-July 2011)

U. S. Air Force, Fire Rescue Instructor. Stationed at McConnell Air Force Base, Wichita,

Kansas (1995-1997) firefighter and rescue team member; Kunsan Air Base, South Korea

(1997-1998) rescue driver/team member and crew chief; Nellis Air Force Base, Las Vegas,

Nevada (1998-2001) Crew Chief rescue team, Training Officer, Non-commissioned Officer in

Charge of 911 Dispatch Center, and Station Captain; Ramstein Air Base, Germany (2001-

2004) Fire Rescue instructor and Chief of Logistics for the United States Air Forces in Europe

Fire Academy. Primary Air Force Specialty Code as Fire Protection Craftsman T3E771.

March 1995-August 2004

Achievements: Selected for Veterans Affairs Learning Opportunities Residency program, one of two from

class of forty-eight, residency in Emergency Medicine and Critical Care June 2005-June 2006.

Firefighter of the year 1997 for Pacific Air Forces. Non-Commissioned Officer of the Quarter

second quarter 2003. Distinguished Graduate Nellis AFB Airman Leadership School class 99-

05. Distinguished Graduate Luis F. Garland Fire Academy Rescue Technician I School class

98-08. Air Force Commendation Medal for meritorious service, two Air Force Achievement

Medals for outstanding service and meritorious service. Major Ralph E. Johnson Scholarship

2004-2005. Air Force Alumni Scholarship 2005-2006. Air Force Association Scholarship

2005-2006. John and Lois Malmquist Nursing Scholarship 2005-2006. Disabled American

Veterans of Laramie Scholarship 2005-2006. Marna Kuehne Foundation Scholarship 2007-

2008, Wyoming Investment in Nursing Grant Recipient 2005-2006. Military Order of the

Purple Heart Reserve Officers Training Corps Cadet Leadership Award Recipient 2005. U. S.

National Institutes of Health Traineeship for Primary Care Practitioners 2006-2008, Landstuhl

Regional Medical Center 2010 Provider of the Year. Commander's Award for Civilian Service.

Elected as Landstuhl Regional Medical Center’s Licensed Independent Practitioner Member-

at-Large for CY 2011 and 2012 for the Executive Committee of Medical Staff and Credentials

Committee voting member. Duke University Veterans Affairs Yellow Ribbon Scholarship

recipient for Doctoral students 2011-2013.

Activities: Member of the Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society, Phi Kappa Phi National

Honor Society, and Alpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society; Member of American

Academy of Nurse Practitioners; Member of American College of Nurse Practitioners;

Member of Emergency Nurses Association; Past Player/Coach 435th Construction and Training

Squadron base intramural golf team; Past Player United States Air Forces in Europe Civil

Engineers base intramural bowling team.

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