Nurse Practitioner Management

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William Lewitt MSN, RN, FNP-C

Objective

To find a position within a mature organization where my clinical skills will be utilized effectively in a setting that encourages growth and professional development.

Experience

2016-Present Steward Healthcare Ayer, MA

Laurie Raymond 508-***-****

Nurse Practitioner - Interventional Pain Management

Conducts initial assessment of patient including complete History and Physical..

Reviews referral documentation, imaging, surgical reports, and specialist notes

Formulates a patient centered comprehensive treatment plan reflecting the goals of multimodal therapy.

Maintains ethical prescribing guidelines outlined by state and federal agencies

2012-Present Steward Healthcare Brockton, MA

Laurie Raymond 508-***-****

Emergency Room Nurse

Performs assessment and treatment of chronic and acute illness in the ED to a diverse community.

Facilitates collaborative environment by fostering a team centered approach to care.

Takes personal responsibility and initiative for performance and professional growth and development.

2014-2015 Northern Essex Community College Lawrence, MA

Scott Lancaster 978-***-****

Associate Professor, Department of Prehospital Emergency Medicine

Develops evidence based curriculum in trauma management for prehospital Emergency Medical Services in keeping with the recommendations of the American College of Surgeons, American College of Emergency Physicians, and the Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care.

Administers and grades examinations, develops writing assignment portfolio in accordance with College standards and best practices

Fosters an environment of inclusion and professionalism.

1995-2015 Multiple Agencies TX, MA

Field Paramedic

Provided Emergency Medical Care in multiple states, climates, and terrains.

Provided high quality field care prehospital care for medical emergencies.

Oversaw the development and implementation of 24 hour ALS coverage for

Frio County, Texas.

Provided Emergency 911 Services in high volume urban centers.

Emergency Department Paramedic – Lawrence General Hospital

Providing team based patient care in Emergency Department under the direct supervision of ED Physicians.

Responds to all Rapid Response and Code Blue events in the hospital.

Provided Emergency 911 Services in high volume urban centers.

2008-2009 AMR NE MCCT Natick, MA

Donna MacNeil 774-***-****

Critical Care Paramedic

Provided management and transport for the critically ill and injured from outside hospital to tertiary care centers

Trained in advanced airway maintenance procedures such as RSI, surgical airways and protective ventilation strategies for patients with compromised pulmonary status, ARDS, etc.

Maintained competency in the most current Standards of Care for complicated medical patients including management of all Shock states, Sedation, Ventilator strategies, Vasopressor administration, etc.

Maintained the highest clinical competency through training at the STRATUS Medical Simulations Lab

Education and Community Involvement

2012-2015 Walden University Minneapolis, MN

Masters of Science in Nursing

2010-2011 Cambridge College Cambridge, MA

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

2006-2009 Excelsior College Albany, NY

Associates of Arts and Sciences in Nursing

1996-1998 UT Health Science Center San Antonio, TX

Certification as EMT-Paramedic

1994-1995 Eastern Medical Educators Hanover, MA

Certification as Emergency Medical Technician

1988-1992 Rockland High School Rockland, MA

Diploma

2006-Present Department of Children and Families Boston, MA

Foster Parent, providing emergency and ongoing care for abused and neglected infants

2006-Present Foster the Future Boston, MA

Vice President, providing support to children and families in traumatic situations.

Certifications and Advanced Training

NH Nurse Practitioner 073***-**-**/27/2018

MA Nurse Practitioner RN2264472 02/27/2018

NH Registered Nurse 073***-**-**/27/2018

MA Registered Nurse RN2264472 02/27/2018

AANP FNP-C F0216974 02/23/2021

MA EMT-Paramedic 868658 04/01/2015

NREMT-P P8051730 03/31/2015

Critical Care Paramedic 43708 10/26/2017

CCEMTP- University of Maryland Baltimore County

Intensive Care Provider 051211-D 12/01/2014

CICP- Cleveland Clinic

Advanced Trauma Life Support June 2014

Fundamentals of Critical Care Support June 2014

Difficult Airway Course: Emergency June 2014

The Heart Course: Emergency May 2014

Prehospital Trauma Life Support September 2014

ACLS May 2016

PALS May 2016

BLS July 2016

Arrow Intra-Aortic Balloon Pump June 2014

Trauma Nursing Core Course 11/31/2017

Instructor Certifications

Basic Life Support

Advanced Cardiac Life Support

Pediatric Advanced Life Support

Tactical Emergency Medical Support

William Lewitt MSN, RN, FNP-C

Summary of Advanced Clinical Training

University of Maryland Baltimore County – Critical Care

Emergency Medical Transport Program

120 hour course of study covering the management of the critical medical and trauma patient in an out-of-hospital environment. Curriculum includes multipressor therapy, sepsis management, ARDS management, ventilator strategies, advanced airway management including surgical airways, non-invasive airway management (BIPAP/CPAP), chest tube placement and monitoring, inserting and transducing arterial lines, capnography monitoring, Swan-Ganz, flight physiology, lab interpretation, etc.

Cleveland Clinic – Certified Intensive Care Provider

160 hour program covering the care and management of critical medical and trauma patients in an out-of-hospital environment. Materiel was similar in scope and depth to the CCEMTP program and included a 40-hour clinical internship at the Elliot Hospital Intensive Care Unit.

Clinical Orientation – Critical Care Transport

450 hour supervised clinical orientation with the Northeast Mobile Critical Care Transport Team. Included grand rounds at Brigham and Womens Hospital, training at the Stratus Medical Simulation Lab. NEMCCT was a national leader in transporting both VAD and Balloon Pump patients.

Society of Critical Care Medicine - Fundamentals of Critical Care Support

16 hour course designed to introduce the concepts of critical care management to Hospitalist and Emergency Medicine clinicians. Materiel covered includes radiographic interpretation, blood gasses, advanced pharmacology, ventilator management strategies, fluid resuscitation, etc.

American College of Surgeons - Advanced Trauma Life Support

20 hour course covering the concise focused management of the trauma patient. Chest tube, central line, endotracheal intubation, surgical airways and complex medical simulations all covered in depth.

The Difficult Airway Course: Emergency

24 hour intensive study of management of the elective, crash, and failed airway. Extensive strategies for medication assisted intubation, supraglotic devices, direct laryngoscopy, video laryngoscopy, surgical airways, etc.

The Heart Course: Emergency

Practical knowledge and skills to diagnose, risk-stratify, and treat cardiovascular emergencies, data on ACS, including optimization of anti-platelet and anti-thrombotic therapies how to use the latest imaging modalities, such as CT-Coronary in chest pain patients, as well as updates on management of low-risk chest pain, strategies on how to use both existing and novel biomarkers for diagnosis, risk stratification, treatment of patients with cardiovascular emergencies.

Competencies:

Central Lines (Femoral, Subclavian)

Arterial Lines

Airway Management

ACLS Management

Ventricular Assist Devices

Balloon Pumps

Suturing

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