Medical Manager
Resume:
Lauren Jensen
*** **** **. *** *********, CA, United States
555.555.555
************@*.***
Professional Summary
Expert Registered Nurse with over twelve years of experience performing professional nursing work of considerable difficulty, including the care of clients as outlined by physicians and the objectives and policies of the institution; exercising supervision over LPNs and Nurse Aides in both NF-ICF/MR Facility and jail; performing related work as required.
Professional Experience
Mission Hills Hospital
San Francisco, CA
April 2007 to Present
Critical Care Nurse
Managed Intensive Care Unit section with 30 beds.
Provide nursing services including: medications and injections to patients as directed by the providers; immunizations; referrals to other providers and community health resources; and health instruction to patients or following examinations.
Monitor patient flow and, in the case of patient overflow, assist health aides in preparation of examination rooms, preparation of patients for exam, and taking of vital signs of patients. Perform other routine procedures (i.e., weighing and measuring), as necessary.
Triage all medical calls and drop-in patients for the clinic.
Assist in preparation of nursing, health aide and support staff schedules and assure that adequate coverage is provided to providers and clinic sessions.
Assist Clinical Services Manager to adequately supply routine medical supplies; reorder supplies through established purchasing procedures.
Assist the Chief Medical Officer on matters relating to nursing practice and participate in development of policies and protocols for patient care.
Campbell Children’s Hospital
San Francisco, CA
January 2005 to March 2007
Room Nurse
Completed patient medical health histories.
Helped perform triage in busy urban hospital setting.
Assisted patients with personal hygiene, nutrition and daily activities.
Developed skills in orienting and delegating to non-licensed staff.
Collected, reported and documented data related to direct patient care activities.
Care Nurse
Managed Intensive Care Unit section with 30 beds.
Provide nursing services including: medications and injections to patients as directed by the providers; immunizations; referrals to other providers and community health resources; and health instruction to patients or following examinations.
Monitor patient flow and, in the case of patient overflow, assist health aides in preparation of examination rooms, preparation of patients for exam, and taking of vital signs of patients. Perform other routine procedures (i.e., weighing and measuring), as necessary.
Triage all medical calls and drop-in patients for the clinic.
Assist in preparation of nursing, health aide and support staff schedules and assure that adequate coverage is provided to providers and clinic sessions.
Assist Clinical Services Manager to adequately supply routine medical supplies; reorder supplies through established purchasing procedures.
Assist the Chief Medical Officer on matters relating to nursing practice and participate in development of policies and protocols for patient care.
Campbell Children’s Hospital
San Francisco, CA
April 2007 to March 2008
Nurse
Managed Intensive Care Unit section with 30 beds.
Provide nursing services including: medications and injections to patients as directed by the providers; immunizations; referrals to other providers and community health resources; and health instruction to patients or following examinations.
Monitor patient flow and, in the case of patient overflow, assist health aides in preparation of examination rooms, preparation of patients for exam, and taking of vital signs of patients. Perform other routine procedures (i.e., weighing and measuring), as necessary.
Triage all medical calls and drop-in patients for the clinic.
Assist in preparation of nursing, health aide and support staff schedules and assure that adequate coverage is provided to providers and clinic sessions.
Assist Clinical Services Manager to adequately supply routine medical supplies; reorder supplies through established purchasing procedures.
Assist the Chief Medical Officer on matters relating to nursing practice and participate in development of policies and protocols for patient care.
Campbell Children’s Hospital
San Francisco, CA
April 2008 to March 2007 till date
Education
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
University of California at Berkeley • 2003• GPA: 3.7
Berkeley, CA
Licenses
Licensed with California Board of Registered Nursing
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