Charge Rn Critical Care

JOB TITLE

Laura LaFlamme Reynolds

PROFILE

I worked in Critical Care and Anesthesia for the majority of my career. After having twins, I left the rigorous schedule of anesthesia and raised my twins. Returned to nursing in a skilled/ rehabilitation unit as charge RN and Supervisor. I recently worked in a newly opened rehabilitation unit at Seaside Rehabilitation, where I quickly assumed all the skills needed.

EXPERIENCE

HOME RN — 2018- 2023

Assessed and cared for end-stage CHF patients, counted carbohydrates, administered insulin, and taught new diabetics, helping to keep patients out of the hospital and living independently. — 2019-2023.

I sharpened my assessment skills and drug classes, dressing changes, diabetic care, and dementia care.

CHARGE RN AND SUPERVISOR ON THE SKILLED UNIT. SPRINGBROOK REHABILITATION AND LIVING CENTER. 2016–2018

Supervisory skills, conflict resolution, honed computer skills, assessments, drug classes, pharmacology( anesthesia residual), assessments, dressing changes, time management, and ventilated patient care.

Staff RN, Professor, Teacher. St. Joseph’s School, USM, Russell Park Manor. 1998-2016. Science teacher, Mother. Clinical instructor in ICU, Charge RN in Rehabilitation and long-term care.

I kept my hand in nursing and utilized my nursing skills and knowledge while remaining an engaged parent

CRNA, ST.MARY’S HOSPITAL, WALDO COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. 1988-1998 Administered regional and general anesthesia

Charge and staff RN, ICU, and CICU. St.Mary’s Hospital and Maine Medical Center. 2985-1988.

Advanced clinical skills and Knowledge base. Charge experience. Preceptor for all new ICU/CCU nurses(6-week course and training)

EDUCATION

St. Joseph’s College, Standish, Maine — BSN, 1985. Manga Cum Laude UNE, Biddeford, Maine- MS in anesthesia,1990

Skills:

• Supervisory and charge experience

• Advanced clinical skills; pathophysiology and pharmacology education

• Wound assessment and dressings

• Time management in critical care, as well as rehabilitation and long-term care environments

• Patient, family, and staff education, new nurse preceptor

• Advanced assessment Skills

• Computer Charting

• Medication administration as well as Charge and clinical nurse duties to large units.

• Well-versed in all forms of crisis management

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