LINDSAY MANJARRES

MSN, FNP-BC

FAMILY NURSE PRACTITIONER

Aviano, Italy 011.39.347-***-**** adh8xi@r.postjobfree.com EDUCATION

MSN-Master of Science in

Nursing

University of Cincinnati

Aug 2015

BSN-Bachelor of Science in

Nursing

University of Arizona

Aug 2005

BS-Bachelor of Science in

Microbiology

Northern Arizona University

May 2003

LICENSURE &

CERTIFICATIONS

APRN-Advanced Practice

Registered Nurse

APRN002048

Nevada

APRN-Advanced Practice

Registered Nurse

APRN-RNP 250083

Arizona

ANCC-American Nursing

Credentialing Center

Family Nurse

Practitioner-FNP-BC

201-***-****

BLS- Basic Cardiac Life

Support for Healthcare

Providers

PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

I am a highly motivated, flexible military spouse who is looking for a position that will grow with me and allow me the flexibility to utilize my advanced skill set from anywhere in the world. I am uniquely suited to provide online medical care from the skills gained from my last position as a Nurse Practitioner with the US Air Force. I expertly navigated multiple EHR systems in order to provide top notch care to our nation’s military forces. I look forward to bringing these skills to a new position while we are stationed in Italy and through any other moves in the future. EXPERIENCE

Nurse Practitioner-Deployment Readiness Health Assessment (DRHA) Provider 86th Medical Group, Ramstein AFB, Germany, Dec 2018-Aug 2020 Oversaw Mental Health and Deployment Health screenings for Air Force personnel annually and as needed for wartime missions. I ensured my patients were mentally and physically fit for their deployments and contingency operations. I screened and referred members for further treatment for complex conditions and medication management. Furthermore, I assessed if each Airman’s medical needs could be supported by deployed or contract services during their deployment.

● Ordered contingency based treatments such as anti-malarial medications, biological/chemical warfare antidotes, and prescription refills

● Referred patients for specialized treatment for new conditions

● Ordered and interpreted lab results for my patients

● Transitioned the clinic to telehealth appointments during COVID pandemic.

● Managed three electronic health records systems for each patient encounter

● Recognized by supervisors for quick, accurate, and efficient care Credentialed Red Cross Volunteer-Nurse Practitioner-Women's Health Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, Landstuhl, Germany, Dec 2017-Dec 2018 Orchestrated primary care and women's health screenings (annual well women exams) for Kaiserslautern Military Community beneficiaries. When I first moved to Germany, there were not any job opportunities available. I volunteered to keep my skills. This provided a great experience for me to focus and learn more about women's health. I was a credentialed provider and worked as if I was employed.

● Managed complex conditions by ordering and interpreting lab results

● Treated women’s health and primary care acute and chronic conditions

● Performed Pap Smears and other well women procedures as indicated AREAS OF

EXPERTISE

● AHLTA health record

● ASIMS health record

● Appointment Plus

System

● Primary Care

● Military medicine

● Deployment and

Contingency Medicine

EXPERIENCE

Nurse Practitioner-Primary Care Relief Provider

VA of Southern Nevada HealthCare System, N. Las Vegas, NV, Dec 2015-Feb 2017 Managed primary care for 240,000 entitled Veterans living in Southern Nevada. I was hired to provide coverage for primary care providers when they were on extended leave or clinics that could not keep up with their workload. I worked in a variety of environments allowing me to show my flexibility and ability to adapt to new coworkers and patient types to include homeless veterans, female veterans, new patients in the VA system and long term patients. I orchestrated the care of a variety of conditions that patients presented with from anxiety and depression, sleeplessness, hypertension, diabetes, erectile dysfunction and others.

● Relief provider covering leave and other absence of regular primary care providers

● Worked in community-based clinics including the Women's Health and Homeless clinic

● Managed acute and chronic medical conditions for challenging patient populations, interpreting lab results and prescribing medications

● Everyday I would float to a new clinic, immersing myself in a new environment and clinical team. I was able to maintain flexibility with my constantly changing schedule LINDSAY MANJARRES

MSN, FNP-BC

FAMILY NURSE PRACTITIONER

Aviano, Italy 011.39.347-***-**** adh8xi@r.postjobfree.com Nov 22, 2020

Nurse Practitioner Consulting Opps

DearHiring Manager,

I am very excited to see your company is hiring for a Nurse Practitioner. I have been a nurse practitioner for five years. We have been living overseas for over three years and just moved to Italy from Germany. I am a quick learner and have succeeded because of the challenges I have faced as a military spouse.

I have experience providing much needed care to our nation's heroes in the Veteran’s Administration primary care clinics. They were definitely the most complex and challenging patients to care for. My compassion and empathy are what drove me to provide the best care possible for them. Volunteering in Germany allowed me to take care of active duty military members and their families increasing access to care. I volunteered for a year and enjoyed strengthening my skills in women's health.

My most recent job working as a contractor in the military medical system expanded my knowledge base. I provided quick and efficient in clinic and telehealth care to active duty service members for annual readiness requirements, as well as deployment readiness requirements. The duties of this job were very specific, but so rewarding as I was responsible for ensuring service members were mentally and physically able to deploy, with or without medical conditions. While I was not directly providing primary care, I still needed to know current practice guidelines (to include women's health), lab findings, and pharmacology, as we prescribed biological/chemical warfare antidotes, anti-malarial meds, and refilled medications for the duration of their deployment. I was required to switch between two electronic health records and one scheduling interface with each patient encounter. During this time I have learned that flexibility, patience and grit are essential for me to stay current with my advanced practice while elevating my career. Finally, I feel my adaptability to new situations and environments is one of my strongest assets. I believe that with my skills and passion for caring for patients via telehealth, I would make a great addition to your team. I look forward to finding a position that will allow me practice anywhere and grow with me. Respectfully,

Lindsay Manjarres, FNP-BC

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