Nurse Health Care
Resume:
Jennifer Mouzon RN
New Haven, CT 06511
To Whom It May Concern:
I am writing to explore the possibility of pursing a position as a clinical nurse. I began seeking an opportunity as a health care provider in December of 2002 when I applied to the School to Career internship program at Yale New Haven Hospital. While attending college, I obtained a position on a med/surgical unit as a Patient care associate at YNHH. It was then that my desire for nursing became a reality. I learned the fundamentals of caring for patients under the supervision of a Registered Nurse. Prior to completing my last year of Nursing School in June 2013, I decided to challenge myself by obtaining a position in the Emergency Department at YNHH. Since I began working in the health care profession in 2002, I have established optimal nurse-patient relationships, strong clinical decision making skills, and have recognized that collaborating with other disciplines is essential to patient care. My ability to critically think while integrating evidenced-based findings, has enhanced my ability to provide the highest level of care. My matriculation from a teenager to a young adult has greatly been influenced by my experience, which has molded me into who I am today.
If given the opportunity for employment, I know I can be an asset to your establishment. I am quick to learn new procedures and policies, hard work and dedication will prove to be of value, which may free you from the in-depth training that would be required for a less experienced candidate.
In closing, I hope you will consider me for a clinical nurse position. Enclosed is a copy of my resume for your review. I would really appreciate the opportunity for an interview to further discuss my qualification.
In the meantime, I thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you in the near future.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Mouzon RN
Jennifer Mouzon 203-***-****
******.********@*****.***
93 Read Street, New Haven, Connecticut, 06511
OBJECTIVE
Seeking a clinical nurse position. As a dedicated and patient focused Nurse, my ability to meet the needs of each patient, while integrating evidenced-based findings to provide the highest level of care will be modeled.
Exceptional capacity to multitask; manage competing priorities with ease while delivering quality patient care.
Clear ability to implement an individualized plan of care, which includes admissions, assessment, treatment, referral, and education for a broad range of patients.
Outstanding interpersonal and communication skills; accuracy in patient history, charting, and other documentation. Advocate for Team nursing
Widely recognized as an excellent care provider and patient advocate. Received a 2014 and 2016 Great Catch Award.
EDUCATION
St. Vincent's College Bridgeport, CT
School of Nursing
Graduation date, May 2014
Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Beta Omicron Chapter
National Student Nurses Association
Pharmacy Technician, trained in 2013
Gateway Community College
Completed prerequisites in preparation for BSN program
University Of Bridgeport
Accepted into RN to BSN Program Spring 2017
CERTIFICATIONS
Certified Nursing Assistant, American Red Cross, 2004 to Present
Certified in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), American Red Cross, 2005 to Present
Hazmat Certified, 2013 to Present
Crisis Prevention Institution (CPI) Certified, 2013 to Present
WORK EXPERIENCE
Yale New Haven Hospital New Haven, CT
Clinical Nurse, St Louise Anthony 2 Yale New Haven Hospital- St. Raphael’s Campus October 2014 to Present
To provide safe, high-quality care to a diverse patient care population with recognition of the importance of implementing care which is fostered through compassion, respect, collaboration, accountability and evidence- based practice.
Review the prescribed medical plan including ordered diagnostic and laboratory test, medications and other treatments.
Facilitate the continuity of care provided
Complete admission, transfer, discharge, and post-discharge assessments
Initiate, revise, and evaluate the plan of care.
Identify and prioritize the nursing interventions associated with early and late manifestations.
Recognize signs and symptoms of a clients status with other health care providers in order to eliminate unexpected patient care outcomes.
Medication administration
Identify/provide client teaching to the client/family in order to prevent or adapt to the disease process and/or clinical situation.
ED-Technician, Emergency Department York Street Campus June 2013 to October 2014
Responded to the needs of all patients and obtained Vital signs measurements for each patient
Assisted Patient’s with personal hygiene which ultimately impacted the clients comfort, safety, and well being.
Established interventions alongside the RN, which helped maintain one's physical abilities; creating a psychosocial and spiritual well-being.
Assisting RN’s and other Health Care providers to stabilize Patients in emergency situations
Assisted Patient's with transportation to units within the facility.
Phlebotomy and EKG experience
Reported and documented all assessment findings in order to better assist the RN with her final assessment; such as skin, ambulation and grooming, etc.
Collaborated with all health care members in order to promote good health, prevention of illness and a safe environment for all patients.
Patient Care Associate, 9-5 Med/Surgical Unit York Street Campus July 2005- June 2013
Unit Clerk, Verdi 5 North Yale New Haven Hospital- St. Raphael’s Campus April 2009 to June 2012
Created a line of communication between all health care providers
Transitioned patients onto units from either outside facilities or within the hospital
Greeted and assisted family members with questions, expediting the process in the direction of which their questions can be answered.
Contacted physicians and other health care members with he concerns and needs of all patients
RECOGNITION
Completion of UHU/AACN Nurse Residency Program January 2016
Great Catch Award February 2016
In February 2016, I recognized unexpected signs and symptoms from a post-op patient that had returned to the hospital with increased shortness of breath and an increased HR. My ability to use clinical expertise allowed prompt diagnosis as well as efficient treatment to a patient; which otherwise would have been overlooked. If not for my repeated advocacy on behalf of the patient we may have failed to properly diagnosis two large hematomas located bilaterally in the lungs.
Great Catch Award May 2014
In March 2014, while obtaining an electrocardiogram for a patient with complaints of chest pain, I recognized an actual problem reflecting the electrical activity of the patients heart. Immediately, reported the problem to the on call attending physician allowing prompt recognition and early treatment of the Myocardial Infarction. My ability to interpret and recognize the signs and symptoms of a Myocardial Infarction expedited the patients’ arrival to the Cardiac Cath Lab
Membership on Committees
Management Committee April 2016
Purposeful Rounding Champion February 2016
CN II Certification July 2016
References
Cynthia Lowman
Career Counselor, Human Resources at Yale New Haven Hospital
Joanna Cole
APRN at Yale New Haven Hospital
Elise Vitale
Clinical Nurse/Preceptor/Charge Nurse on SLA2
Annette Green
Information Associate II in the Emergency Department at YNHH
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