Maja Hlebec-Hayes, MSN, AGACNP-BC
**** ** **** ****** ******** Apt. 306B, Pompano Beach, FL 33062
Email: *********@*****.***
Mobile: 954-***-****
OBJECTIVE
Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner with twelve years of acute care experience including trauma intensive care, surgical intensive care and PACU. Seeking a position at Jackson Memorial Hospital, where I can become more knowledgeable, provide high quality care, and utilize my critical thinking and strong communication skills.
EDUCATION
University of Miami 2018-2019
Degree: Masters in science of nursing (MSN)
Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner
Broward College 2010-2012
Degree: Bachelor in Science of Nursing (BSN)
Broward Community College 2005-2007
Degree: Associate in Science of Nursing
SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
Professional and self-motivated
Flexible and very adapting in stressful environments
Possess strong commitment to team environments
Exhibits compelling communication and leadership abilities
Superior capacity of understanding new concepts and applying them correctly
Establish rapport and trusting relationships with patients and family members
True advocate for patients, encouraging autonomy and respect
Perform professional duties with integrity, selflessness, and compassion
Competent and comfortable with endotracheal intubations
Conversant with inserting Central Venous Catheters, Arterial Lines
Competent in performing suturing and Incision and Drainage procedures
Conversant with performing e-FAST exam, chest tube insertion, thoracentesis, and bronchoscopy
Versed in Epic and Cerner Electronic Health Record software and Microsoft Office
CERTIFICATION AND LICENSE
Adult Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (AGACNP-BC) 201-***-****
Florida APRN License Number: 11004631(exp.04/30/2021)
NPI 188*******
Florida RN9264344 (exp. 04/30/2021)
Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification (exp. 03/2021)
ACLS Certification (exp. 03/2021)
CCRN (exp. 10/2021)
CPAN (exp. 10/2022)
WORK EXPERIENCE
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Surgical-Medical Stepdown Unit (02/2020-present)
Responsible for evaluating and treating surgical/surgical transplant patients and medical patients
Initiate and interpret diagnostic evaluation as appropriate. This may include but is not limited to ordering of plain radiographic, laboratory studies. CT scans or CT angiograms, MRI, MR angiograms, nuclear studies, Doppler studies, ECG, echocardiograms, ultrasounds, cardiac enzymes, blood/urine/stool cultures
Responsible to order diet, exercise, rehab services and/or durable medical equipment as well as refer for specialty services as necessary.
Required to manage conditions such as, but not limited to, chest pain, diabetes, asthma, COPD, hypertension, congestive heart failure, syncope, transient ischemic attack, closed head injury, pneumonia; post-surgical kidney, lung, heart, multi-visceral transplant, post thoracotomy/VATS; patients post tracheostomy.
Provide treatment within the standards of practice established collaboratively with the attending physician.
Obtain complete histories and performs pertinent physical exams with assessment of normal and abnormal findings on new and return patients.
GRADUATE STUDENT CLINICAL ROTATION
Holy Cross Hospital
CVICU (05/2019-08/2019)
Completed comprehensive exams which included obtaining identifying data, source of history, chief complaint(s), present illness, past medical history, family, personal, and social history, and review of systems
Conducted physical examinations in a systematic sequence
Used sound clinical reasoning to analyze findings and identify patient’s problems. Shared impressions with the patient and document findings in the patient’s record in a succinct, legible format that communicates the patient’s story and physical findings
Responded to calls of patients with deteriorating conditions outside of the critical care units, to intervene, provide support, and consultation for the nursing staff with goals of preventing cardiopulmonary arrests
When RRT was activated, rapidly assessed patients at the bedside, ordered new laboratory data and diagnostic studies/imaging, created differential diagnosis, transferred patients to a higher level of care, and performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation when required
Compiled multiple differential diagnosis based on clinical evidence and used the information to form a foundation for the plan of care. This incorporated patient education, treatments, diagnostic tests, referrals to other clinicians, and follow up visits for counselling and support
JFK Hospital
Emergency Department (01/2019-05/2019)
Admitted patients from the Emergency Department to various units within the hospital, based on acuity of care.
Completed history and physical, reviewed testing and imaging done in the ER, differentiated between normal/abnormal findings, and followed standard practice for abnormal findings and diagnosis.
Performed suturing as well as incision and drainage procedures.
Compiled multiple differential diagnosis based on clinical evidence and used the information to form a foundation for the plan of care. This incorporated patient education, treatments, diagnostic tests, referrals to other clinicians, and follow up visits for counseling and support.
Memorial Hospital West
Medical Intensive Care Units (08/2018-12/2018)
Worked collaboratively with physicians, residents, nursing and other disciplines to develop a plan of care for patients.
Conducted comprehensive physical assessments, reviewed laboratory data, radiological imaging, diagnostic studies, and made recommendations based on problems identified.
Communicated with patients and their families regarding advanced directives, possible outcomes of care, quality of life, and discussed palliative and hospice options when befitting.
Monitored a multitude of high acuity patients, managed ventilator settings, sedatives, vasopressors, fluid administration.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Broward Health North
Neuro-Trauma ICU (07/2018-Present)-Charge Nurse/Staff Nurse
Coordinate the delivery of care for patients during a specific period of time. Use organizational, clinical, communication, and problem-solving skills to assist in managing the patient workflow on a daily basis.
Management of patients post brain/spinal injuries, brain aneurysms, CVA, and endarterectomies
Assessment and management of therapies such as CRRT, neuromuscular blockade, hypothermia, Roto-prone bed, massive blood transfusion protocol, neuro EVD/bolt monitoring for ICP, post endarterectomy, thrombectomy, cerebral angiogram procedures
Administering and monitoring TPA for patients with ischemic CVA
Interpretation of ABGs, sedation vacation and weaning of ventilator support
Evaluate patient response to treatments and collaborate with physicians, alerting them of any changes in condition, working with the interdisciplinary team to improve patient outcome and reduce length of stay.
Recognize critically ill patients and complete rapid focused assessments. Prepare medications and order diagnostic tests via standing orders, stabilize, and initiate transfer to higher level of care.
Assess and monitor withdrawal of supportive medical care while continuing to provide comfort care for the patient and emotional support for the family.
Broward Health North
Recovery Room- PACU (01/2016 -07/2018)- Charge Nurse/Staff Nurse
Post anesthesia care and direct patient care in Phase 1/ Phase 2.
Provide acute care for adult post-operative patients recovering from anesthesia, encompassing ambulatory surgical procedures, invasive and extensive surgeries and traumas.
Identify and manage life-threatening post-operative and anesthetic complications such as laryngospasm, aspiration, hypoventilation, apnea, acute hypotension, and symptomatic arrhythmias
Perform a broad scope of clinical procedures utilizing various invasive/non-invasive monitoring equipment: ET-CO2, ICP, CVP, EKG, ventilator and defibrillator.
Reporting any urgent post-surgical changes such as excessive bleeding, hematomas, loss of pulses, surgeries include orthopedics, laparoscopic, Ob/Gyn, vascular surgery, neurological procedures (coiling, thrombectomy, angiogram), brain tumor excisions or hematoma removal, plastic surgery.
Surgical Intensive Care Unit-SICU (01/2014 - 01/2016)-Staff Nurse/Charge Nurse
Undertook care of patients with a wide range of post-operative patients post trauma abdominal surgeries, orthopaedic open/closed fractures, thoracoscopic surgeries
Responsible for interpretation of advanced hemodynamic values and arterial line monitoring, hypertensive/hypotensive crisis and intra-abdominal pressure monitoring
Member of a Rapid Response team performing rapid assessment of a deteriorating patients at the bedside, contacting physicians to collaborate on orders plan of care, performing cardiovascular resuscitation, ACLS and escorting to diagnostic exams
Assisting physicians with procedures such as intubation, chest tube insertion, rib block placement, CVC line placement, bronchoscopy
Interpreting and monitoring laboratory values, EKGs, and X-rays
Communicated and worked diligently as a team with patients, family members, doctors, and interdisciplinary members to enhance patients’ status.
Broward Health Coral Springs-Staff Nurse/Charge Nurse
Critical Care, Intensive Care Units-ICU/CCU (07/2007 - 01/2014)
Managing of patients in septic shock, DKA, COPD, ARDS, delirium and multisystem organ injury
Assessed patient conditions and administered medications
Skilled in initiating peripheral intravenous catheters, nasogastric tube insertion, phlebotomy, surgical incision care and dressing changes, inserting urinary catheters, and reading ECGs
Observe patient conditions, signs and symptoms and reported changes to physicians/on-call physicians
Collaborated with other members of the care team to plan and coordinate patient care goals and achieve optimal patient outcomes.
Assessed and observe symptoms, monitor telemetry, and respond to life emergent situations utilizing ACLS
Educated families and surrogates about patient medical conditions, provided support as needed
Proficient in administering and titrating vasopressors, inotropic agents, vasodilators, and sedatives to maintain hemodynamic stability and comfort
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Recipient of North Broward District Hospital Academic Scholarship
Recipient of Broward College Nursing scholarship (2010)
Clinical Practice Recognition Level 3 – 10/2010
Clinical Practice Recognition Level 4 – 08/2013
COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERING SERVICES
Broward Outreach Center for homeless
The Poverello Center-Food bank to assist low income people who live with HIV
Blood pressure and cholesterol screening fairs within Broward Health
LANGUAGES
English, Croatian and German
AFFILIATIONS
Member of Critical Care Nurses Association
Member of American Association of Nurse Practitioners
References available upon request. Willing to relocate.