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Registered Nurse Practitioner

Location:
Show Low, AZ
Posted:
May 29, 2020

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Deanne Shermett

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Tucson, AZ 85747

addhtj@r.postjobfree.com

520-***-**** (Cell)

MISSION

Provide patient-centered, evidence-based, and holistic medical care to patients across the lifespan.

EDUCATION

MSN in Family Nurse Practitioner, November 30, 2019 – UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX, Tucson AZ

FNP Clinical Experience

oBanner – University Family Medicine Clinic

Preceptors: Emily de la Rosa, FNP-C and Amanda DeMeritt, FNP-C

371 hours

Assessed 10-16 patients a day ages throughout the lifespan

Collected history and physical information and performed assessments

Worked with preceptor to develop plan of care and order and interpret diagnostic testing

Assisted with cyst removal and I&Ds

Used microscope to diagnose vaginal infections using wet prep and KOH

Medicare annual physical exams

oSpecialists in Dermatology

Preceptor: John Moseley, MD

32 hours

Performed 15-25 skin assessments a day

Assisted with:

Cyst removal

Cryotherapy and electrodessication

Skin biopsies: punch, excision, and shave

oSummit Healthcare Pediatrics

Preceptor: Daniel Brewer, DO

42 hours

Assessed 8-12 children a day

Performed well child visits while providing developmental and anticipatory guidance

Collected history and physical information and performed assessments on children ages 0 – 18

Worked with preceptor to develop plan of care and order/interpret diagnostic testing

Assisted with I&D

Observed several circumcisions

oDesert Pediatrics

Preceptor: Terry VonDrak, MD

28 hours

Assessed 10-12 children a day

Performed well child visits while providing developmental and anticipatory guidance

Collected history and physical information and performed assessments on children ages 0 – 18

Worked with preceptor to develop plan of care and order/interpret diagnostic testing

oWomen’s Health Associates

Preceptor: Cynthia Shelton, WHNP

45 hours

Assessed 8-10 women a day

Performed well woman exams

Performed 15 pelvic/PAP exams

Performed routine prenatal visits

oBanner – University Family Medicine Clinic

Preceptor: Emily de la Rosa, FNP-C

76 hours

Assessed 12-16 patients a day ages throughout the lifespan

Collected history and physical information and performed assessments

Worked with preceptor to develop plan of care and order/interpret diagnostic testing

oPatriot Internal Medicine

Preceptor: Helene Heneger, FNP

47 hours

Assessed 6-8 adult patients a day

Collected history and physical information and performed assessments

Worked with preceptor to develop plan of care and order/interpret diagnostic testing

Performed trigger point injections under supervision of preceptor

BSN in Nursing, August 2010 – GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY, Tucson, AZ

HONORS / AWARDS

Sigma Theta Tau International Society of Nursing, Nu Epsilon Chapter

Academic Award, Grand Canyon University, 2010 – Top of class

CERTIFICATION

American Association of Nurse Practitioners Certification; Certification # F11190792 – November 25, 2019 through November 24, 2024

LICENSURE

Arizona State Board of Nursing, Registered Nurse Practitioner; License # 235164; Expires 4/2022

Arizona State Board of Nursing, Registered Nurse Compact State License; License # RN165323; Expires 4/2022

National Provider Identifier (NPI): 160*******

Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA): MS5627940

MEMBERSHIPS / AFFILIATIONS

American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP)

CURRENT CERTIFICATIONS:

BLS for Healthcare Workers: Expires December 2020

PROFESSIONAL RN EXPERIENCE

Registered Nurse, Travel Health Specialist, Passport Health, March 2018 – current

oResearch CDC guidelines for health risks and recommended vaccines/prophylactic medications for travel to countries across the globe

oReview patient medical history for contraindications/cautions/interactions/appropriateness of recommended vaccines and prophylactic medications

oEducate patients about health during travel, recommended vaccines, prophylactic medication recommendations, treatment for common illnesses common to travel, side effects of vaccines and medications, primary prevention of travel associated illness

oAdminister vaccines and monitor for adverse effects

oEducated and prepared to administer treatment in the event of anaphylaxis including immediate administration of IM epinephrine, IM Benadryl (responsible for knowing appropriate dosage for adults and children) and start CPR if necessary

oRecommend and administer routine vaccinations for adults and children based on previous immunization history

oOrder and interpret labs to evaluate immunity to various diseases such as Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Varicella, MMR, etc.

oDocument in EHR (Passageware)

Registered Nurse, Medical/Surgical Intensive Care Unit, St. Joseph’s Hospital, October 2014 - February 2018

oComprehensive general and focused assessment and documentation in Electronic Health Record (Cerner)

oVentilator management

oMedication management, including titration of cardiac medications, vasopressors, sedation, pain medication management

oManagement of care including frequent consultations with physicians, respiratory therapists, and various supporting departments (e.g. radiology, nutrition, case management) to determine and implement changes to patient plan of care

oAssist physicians during invasive procedures such as intubation, lumbar puncture, thoracentesis, central line placement, etc.

oWound care, including wound-vac

oMonitor changes in patient cardiac, neurological, and respiratory status by using available technical equipment (invasive and non-invasive monitoring equipment such as EKG, pulse oximetry, arterial lines, C02, ventilator status) and responding to those changes appropriately (e.g. initiate and participate in codes, notify physician, titrate oxygen, titrate medications, etc.)

oMonitor and follow up with appropriate treatment or physician notification of lab values

oPrecept RN students/new grads

Registered Nurse, Home Health, Banner University in Tucson, AZ, August 2014 - October 2014

oAssess and manage care in a home setting, including physical assessment, medication assessment/management, communication with primary care provider regarding needs/changes in status/plan of care, wound care, social needs, referral to supporting agencies, Medicare documentation and Medicare eligibility and compliance

Registered Nurse, GI Lab, Banner University in Tucson, AZ, September 2012 - August 2014

oDeveloped, implemented, and monitored a tracking system and procedural guidelines used by entire unit for biopsies specimens taken during procedures and then subsequently notifying physicians and patients of results

oCharge nurse

oPresident of Unit Self-governance council

Author of unit bylaws

Represented unit in hospital wide self-governance council

o“Super User” and trainer when new EHR (Epic) was implemented

oPre-anesthesia screening and consultations with anesthesia care providers regarding appropriateness of sedation based on patient condition and history

oPre and post procedure assessment, monitoring and documentation on EHR including administering medications with the goal of keeping vital signs stable

oAssistance with and documentation of procedures

oAdminister medications for conscious sedation and monitor patient response; prepare for possible adverse reactions such as having reversal agents ready, code cart nearby, ACLS certified

oPatient education both before and after the procedure

Registered Nurse, Medical/Surgical/Telemetry and Progressive Care Unit, Banner University in Tucson, AZ, October 2010 – September 2012

oDeveloped written care plans for many diagnoses - to be used by entire unit nursing staff

oPrecept nursing students and new graduate RNs

oPhysical assessment and monitoring of up to seven patients at a time

oCommunicate patient needs and status changes to physicians

oMedication administration and management including PO, IV, cardiac medication titration, insulin drip titration, anticoagulant medication titration, IM, SQ

oIV insertion and management; central line/PICC line management

oAdvocate for patient safety

oPatient and family education

oInitiate contact and consult with supporting departments based on patients’ needs (e.g. home health, case management, physical therapy)

oCollaborate with physicians and new residents in a teaching hospital

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE

Charge nurse GI Lab – Outpatient and inpatient clinic

President of GI Lab Self-Governance Council

oAuthor of unit bylaws

oParticipation in hospital-wide self-governance council

Preceptor for many RN students and new graduate RNs; oriented experienced RNs who were new to the unit

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Medical mission to Kenya: Provider for free medical clinic, December 2018

oAssessment, physical exams, diagnosis, treatment including prescriptions, breast cancer screening exams, cervical cancer screening by visual inspection of the cervix using Lugol’s iodine and acetic acid, prostate exams, hypertension treatment, diabetes treatment and education, fungal infection treatment, STD treatment, pregnancy and HIV testing, education about chronic diseases

Book of Life Community Church: Music team member, current, RN on site for special events

Congregation Beth Sar Shalom: Child educator, adult educator, 1990-2017



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