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Nurse Practitioner Family

Location:

Phoenix, AZ, 85003

Posted:

February 07, 2024

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RAELYNN MUSICK, RN, MSN, FNP-C

Family Nurse Practitioner

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Show Low AZ 85901

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EDUCATION:

Grand Canyon University, Phoenix AZ

Masters of Science in nursing 05/05/2013

Concentration: Family Nurse Practitioner, MSN

Primary Care Improvement Proposal: Obesity Medicine in the Primary Setting for Providers

Grand Canyon University, Phoenix AZ

Bachelors of Science 2010

Major: Nursing

Clinical Project: Procedure Improvement: Skill of the Nurse Starting IV

Pima Community College, Tucson Az.

Associate Degree of Nursing October 1990

LICENSURE: all current

RN: Arizona RN08227 *Alaska #37773 *California 9506559

FNP: Arizona AP5116 *Alaska #1470 *California NPF95002849

NPI: 107*******

DEA for prescribing in all states I am licensed

* In good standing but not current as I have not traveled out of AZ recently

CERTIFICATIONS:

Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner by the American Association of Nurse Practitioner (AANP)

CLE-Certified Lactation Educator -UCLA extension program

Certified Medical Examiner ( ADOT ) #855-***-****

Metropolitan Emergency Response Certification-Pima Community College

Certified Preceptor and Mentor Preceptor-University Medical Center of Arizona

Basic Life Certification (BLS)-American Heart Association (AHA)

Advanced Certification Life Support (ACLS)-AHA

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)-AHA

Basic Diagnostic Ultra Sound Course 2013-3rd Rock Ultrasound

Joint injection Course October 2014

MSHA certified 2016

SCHOLARSHIPS:

Eleanor Brown Nursing Scholarship 1989

RESEARCH/PRESENTATIONS

Poster presentation: May 2013, International Obesity Medicine Conference, “Phentermine, Is it addictive”

Poster Presentation :October 2011, American Society of Bariatric (ASBP) Symposium “Cultural Issues Impacting Obesity”

Poster Presentation: March 2011, University Medical Center Tucson Az. SCIP-Surgical Care Improvement Project 2011 Peri Anesthesia Nursing

Poster presentation: May 10 - 11th 2010, University Medical Center the Nursing Education Institute (NEI) presents “The State of Nursing Research and Evidence- Based Practice in Southern Arizona”, improving the skill of the nurse starting the IV

Evidenced Based Quality Improvement project: 2010 resulting in IV education class, new protocols and procedures for I.V. starts hospital-wide in continuing education and competency for nursing staff. Publication pending

Poster Presentation: October 11th- 12th 2010, Northwest Medical Center, the NEI presents The State of Nursing Research and Evidence- Based Practice in Southern Arizona. Improving the skill of the nurse starting IV

Poster presentation: 2009, University Medical Center, The NEI presents The State of Nursing Research and Evidence- Based Practice in Southern Arizona. “Consenting in the Pre anesthesia area, nursing role and responsibility”

HONORS:

Sigma Theta Tau chapter 2010

Nominated for Tucson’s Fabulous Fifty Nurses 2011,

AWARDS:

Arizona state university Preceptor of the year 2017

Tucson’s Fabulous Fifty Nurse Award 2012

SPEAKER AT CONFERENCES:

“Adolescent obesity ” - Advanced Associate breakout session ASBP 2012 Symposium October 2012

“Cultural Issues Impacting Obesity”- Advanced Associate breakout session ASBP 2011 Symposium October 2011

“I am energized” – Lecture on diet and exercise in the workplace. Arizona Educational Office Professionals Association Workshop May 2006

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES/memberships:

Affiliate professor at ASU 2015-current

American Association of Nurse Practitioners-current

American College of Nurse Practitioners-Current

California Association for Nurse Practitioners- not active

World Disaster Emergency Medicine Association- not active

American Society of Bariatric Physicians (ASBP) 2007-2015

ASBP Advanced Practitioner Task Force Chair

ASBP Advanced Practitioner Task Force committee

ASBP Pediatric obesity task force

ASBP Membership Task Force

American Radiological Nurses Association-Not active

Arizona Peri Anesthesia Nurses Association- Not active

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: Flying Samaritans Tucson Chapter 2008-present.

OTHER INTERESTS: Dancing, Travel, Cooking, Currently working toward my private pilot’s license

Professional experience:

White Mountain Orthopedatics

May 2023 to current mid level provider role. Run own clinic 20-30 patients per day. Patient evaluation and education, removing /placing casts, removing pins, Pre-op post op management, fracture management, x ray reads, consultation, ordering and reviewing labs, writing prescriptions, joint and trigger point injections. Can take xray. I am working towards first assist. I have been logging OR cases to meet the pre requisition requirements for the online program for NPs.

Banner Urgent care

January 2016-March 2023: Provider role for busy urgent care facility. 13 hour shift will see anywhere from 25-50 patients a day. All ages. Assessment, diagnostics, plan of care and treatment are included in duties. Sport physicals, DOT physicals and well woman checks included. Minor procedures include reducing and stabilizing fractures and dislocations. Laceration repair, wound/abscess/cyst drainage. IV rehydration, splinting, X-ray, EKG and lab interpretation. If unable to manage patient’s illness/injury, arrange for immediate transportation to ER and facilitate transfer of care. I float to different clinics as needed. The charting system is Cerner

Freeport Sahuarita copper mine

October 2016-January 2017: Locums assignment: Provider for on site clinic at a large open pit mine. Physicals, drug screens, and treatment of OTJ injuries or any emergencies that arise.

LOCUMS

I have worked in California on multiple locums’ assignments.2015-2016 Most recent is for US Health Works providing occupational medicine consults and treatment, walk in urgent care complaints, employee physicals and ADOT physicals.

Green Valley Fire Department

November2015-current: Fire-Based Urgent Medical Service (FBUMS), using Family Nurse Practitioners (FNP) to provide Emergency Medical crews with an additional resource to handle non-emergent, urgent care type calls. Charting system is Practice Velocity

EMP: Banner Casa Grande

Dec 2015-Oct 2016 Midlevel provider in the emergency department. Facility averages 80 patients in a 24hour period. Majority of the patients are level 1-3. General population is a high acuity medical geriatric population. We receive a large amount of EMS transports trauma. This is the only hospital for the area. Rural area with the majority of patients in poverty level, under served area. Charting system is Cerner

Hospital Physician Partners: Western Arizona Regional Medical Center

July 2015- Jan 2017: locums assignment Midlevel provider in the emergency department. Facility averages 80 patients in a 24hour period. Majority of the patients are level 1-3. General population is a high acuity medical geriatric population. We receive a large amount of EMS transports trauma patients daily due to the proximity to Laughlin NV and the Colorado River. This includes boating, Jet Ski, heat exposure and lots of alcohol consumption. Drowning, and water sport traumas are frequent. The charting system used is Med Host and virtual scribes are provided.

Rehoboth McKinley Christian Health Hospital

September 2014-Feb 2015: 3-month locum assignment Midlevel provider for a busy rural emergency room, working with a Medical doctor. All ages. Assessment, diagnostics, plan of care and treatment are included in duties. Work ups include basic urgent care as well as abdominal, cardiac, lab, CT, ultra sound and x-ray interpretation. Major portion of clientele is Native American and cultural based knowledge and sensitivity is a critical part of the plan of care of the patients. The charting system is “T-Sheets”.

Fast Med Urgent Care, Tucson, AZ

September 2013- may 2015 Provider role for busy urgent care facility. 12 hour shift will see anywhere from 25-50 patients a day. All ages. Assessment, diagnostics, plan of care and treatment are included in duties. Sport physicals, DOT physicals and well woman check’s included. Minor procedures include reducing and stabilizing fractures and dislocations. Laceration repair, wound/abscess/cyst drainage and care. IV rehydration, splinting, x-ray, EKG and lab interpretation. If unable to manage patient’s illness/injury, arrange for immediate transportation to ER and facilitate transfer of care. I float to different clinics as needed. The charting system is Velocidoc.

Spa Niva Tucson, AZ

October 2013-January 2014: Consultation and injection of Botox and wrinkle fillers. Training under Lisa Daniels PA. Prior to that I assisted and trained with Dr. Suzie Bazzell in Botox injection. I served in the role of RN. Mixing and drawing up product, reviewing medical questionnaires with clients prior to procedure, discussing risks and benefits as well as expected outcomes. Spa changed hands and injections were no longer being done.

RN Experience 1990-2013

University of Arizona Medical Center Tucson, AZ

September 2007-October 2013: Ambulatory surgery dept. Provides pre and postoperative care to patients. Assumes charge nurse duties, Participates in unit based meetings and committees.

Developed the Pre–operative team spirit project, IV certification class, SCIP Info Board. Achieved Step 3 in professional clinical ladder program. The charting system used was EPIC.

January 2000- September 2007: Urgent Care dept. Provide immediate problem based nursing care, including emotional and educational support to patients and family members. Assumed charge nurse role, assisted in unit scheduling process. Actively participated in the following unit committees: Cost containment, Emergency Preparedness and Emergency Deacon Team. Created the ED/UC T-shirt program for fellow staff members (a unit moral project). Achieved Clinical ladder step 2 in 2005. Periderm in July 2007-Sept 2007. The charting system used was ORCA Dec 1995-January 2000: Staff RN in Newborn Nursery. Provided optimal care for mother baby couplets. Taught discharge class and breastfeeding class. Cross-trained and floated as needed to Labor and delivery and NICU.

Radiology LTD Tucson, AZ

July 2006-Sept 2007: Provided individual case management from pre-screening process through follow up care of the interventional radiology procedure patient. Including Pre and post op teaching, gathering and interpreting labs, patient history, and previous medical procedures. Presenting work ups to MD. Administering conscious sedation during procedures, recovery and discharge instruction and follow up phone calls.

Tucson Medical Center Tucson, AZ

June 1993-1995: Staff RN Mother Baby unit, Anti partum unit, and Newborn nursery.

St Josephs Hospital Tacoma, WA

October 1990-June 1993: STAFF RN. Step down surgery /Urology unit. Role of team leader in charge of 10-14 postoperative patients. Supervised a PCT and LPN to provide total care for patients.

References:

Jacob Oldham MD, current supervising physician

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Rod Genck PA colleague at Banner Urgent care

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David Bryman DO: Supervising physician in Gallup New Mexico/preceptor 2013

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Josephine Linnemann RNC, MSN: Direct supervisor for 8 years at UMAC

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