MARYANN A. SHILTZ, MSN APN CPNP
Batavia, Illinois 60510
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Board Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
SUBURBAN HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATES, PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS Oct. 2012-present
Formulate assessments, diagnoses, and treatment plans for the health management of neonatal, pediatric, and adolescent patients with acute and chronic illnesses
Perform well child examinations and screenings while coordinating care and intervention to promote optimal growth, development, and/or mental health for all pediatric patients and their families
Initiate proper pharmaceutical treatment as appropriate-full prescriptive authority in accordance with the state laws of Illinois
Educate patients and families on disease processes, health promotion, and anticipatory guidance with awareness and sensitivity to cultural norms
Order and interpret appropriate diagnostic tests- collaborate/communicate effectively with multidisciplinary providers to initiate proper care
Manage inpatient pediatric care and newborn assessments through hospital privileges
Represent a strong work ethic by being self motivated and organized -striving to build rapport and trusting relationships with patients, families, and co-workers Education
BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY, BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 1978-1982 Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). GPA 3.5
RUSH UNIVERSITY, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 2009-2012
Graduated 8/31/2012 -Master of Science in Nursing/Advanced Practice Nurse degree: Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (MSN/APN-CPNP), 4.0 GPA and member of Sigma Theta Tau
(Honor Society of Nursing)
Certifications/Licenses
BOARD CERTIFICATION: PEDIATRIC NURSING CERTIFICATION BOARD (PNCB) Current through February, 2016
ILLINOIS RN/APN NURSING LICENSES- Current through May, 2016 DEA/CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE LICENSES: Current through 2016 PEDIATRIC ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT (PALS) CERTIFICATION: Current through April 2015
MaryAnn A. Shiltz, MSN APN CPNP
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Previous Work History
Pediatric Oncology/Hematology Home Health Registered Nurse: Children’s Memorial Home Health, Northbrook, IL. Aug. 2003-Sept. 2005 Walgreen’s/Option Care Home Infusions, WoodDale, IL. Sept. 2005-Aug. 2012 Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, IL. Sept. 2006-Aug. 2012 RX Solutions (now Walgreens Specialty Infusion), Lombard, IL. Aug. 2007-May 2013 Home Tech Therapies-Schaumburg, IL Jan. 2010-Aug. 2012
Assessment, care, and monitoring of acutely and critically ill children with cancer in the home environment, including administration of chemotherapy via venous ports, PICCs or central lines
Teaching families and patients disease processes, procedures, interpretation of lab values, administration of medications and nutritional support, and signs and symptoms of infection.
Continual evaluation and intervention of patient status regarding complications of treatment and/or disease, neurological deficits, nutritional state, and the condition of all organ systems.
Integral part of the health care team collaborating with hospital staff and assisting families in navigating pediatric oncology healthcare.
Incorporating emotional, social, and cultural aspects into every day care for the patient and family.
Indian Prairie School District #204
Nurse Care Coordinator Aug. 2002-May 2003
Children’s Hospital of Cincinnati: Cincinnati, OH
Staff RN- Cardiac Care Unit Dec.1983- Aug. 1984
University of Chicago: Chicago, IL
Staff RN- Neonatal Intensive Care Unit June 1982- Nov. 1983 Aug., 1984-Jan. 1986
Volunteer Activities: Established and facilitated a support class for pediatric oncology patients and their siblings at Living Well Cancer Resource Center in Geneva, IL References can be provided