Nurse Practitioner
Resume:
AnnaLisa T. Creech
817-***-**** *****@***.***
To Whom It May Concern:
I am interested in becoming a part of your team and working with your patient population by adding excellent service and value to their care. Although I am new to this role, I feel I have the knowledge and skills needed to provide quality, safe, and effective care. I enclose my resume as a first step in exploring the possibilities of employment with you.
My nursing career started in 2006 as a Licensed Vocational Nurse at CareNow. During that time, I enrolled in the Associate Degree Nursing Program at El Centro College and graduated in 2007. In 2008, I enrolled in the RN-BSN program at the University of Texas at Arlington and graduated in 2009 with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. These experiences are essential factors in reaching and exceeding my goal of providing skilled, compassionate, and quality nursing care.
In 2008, I was employed at Baylor University Medical Center as a Registered Nurse on a Medical-Surgical unit and received my certification in Medical-Surgical Nursing. This work experience has allowed me to further expand my knowledge in nursing and perfect my ability to perform well under pressure and meet deadlines. In 2012, I joined USPI and have been working at Baylor Surgical Hospital at Las Colinas starting in Eye Pre-op/PACU at then transferred to the Post Surgical Unit in January 2013.
I am currently employed at Texas Institute for Surgery as a Float Pool RN since 2014 and am a recent graduate of the MSN FNP program at UTA. I have recently starting working part time for Dr. Kelly Will (Pain Management) as a Nurse Practitioner. I trust that my qualifications can become an asset to your team of professionals and would appreciate the opportunity to discuss with you how I can best serve your present and future needs. Please call or email to arrange an interview at your convenience. Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you in the near future.
Sincerely,
AnnaLisa T. Creech, MSN, APRN, FNP-C
Encl. Resume
AnnaLisa T. Creech
817-***-**** *****@***.***
Objective
I am seeking to become a part of your team where I can fully utilize my skills and also be given the opportunity for growth and advancement as a Family Nurse Practitioner. I have the skills to meet deadlines, perform well under pressure, and the compassion to provide quality care to patients. I believe these skills would make me an asset to your company.
Registration/Licensure
• Texas Board of Nursing (BON):
oFamily Nurse Practitioner
oRegistered Nurse
oLicensed Vocational Nurse (inactive)
Post-Secondary Education
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN NURSING 2018 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
Total of 46 hours Online Family Nurse Practitioner Program (720 Clinical Hours at Clinical Sites)
• 3 Credit hours in Science and Nursing Theories
• 3 Credit hours in Advanced Pathophysiology
• 3 Credit hours in Principles of Research in Nursing
• 3 Credit hours in Evidence Based Practice
• 3 Credit hours in Clinical Procedures AP Nurses
• 4 Credit hours in Advanced Health Assessment
• 3 Credit hours in Advanced Pharmacology for ANP
• 3 Credit hours in Family I
• 3 Credit hours in Family II
• 3 Credit hours in Family III
• 3 Credit hours in Family Clinical Practice 1
• 3 Credit hours in Role of Nurse in Advanced Practice
• 3 Credit hours in Family Clinical Practice 2
• 6 Credit hours in Advanced Clinical Nursing Practicum
• 180 Clinical Hours at Care Clinic in Fort Worth, TX (Family Medicine)
• 180 Clinical Hours at Valley Ranch Pediatrics in Irving, TX
• 360 Clinical Hours at Care Vide in Bonham, TX (Community Health Clinic)
• Current GPA 3.7
• Graduate – December 2018
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING 2009 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
Total of 35 hours Nursing and Upper Division courses completed in two semesters.
• 3 Credit hours in Holistic Care of Older Adults
• 3 Credit hours in Health Promotion
• 3 Credit hours in Holistic Health Assessment and Lifespan
• 6 Credit hours in Professional Nursing
• 3 Credit hours in Nursing Research
• 4 Credit hours in Nursing Management
• 4 Credit hours in Vulnerable Populations
• 5 Credit hours in Capstone Seminar
• Fall 2008 Term GPA 3.750
• Spring 2009 Term GPA 3.813
• School of Honor Roll –Fall 2008
• Scholastic Recognition –Spring 2009
• Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Honor Society-May 2009
• Graduate – December 2009
ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN NURSING 2007 EL CENTRO COLLEGE
634 Lecture hours completed in Basic & Nursing courses
• 200 Lab hours completed in Integrated Nursing Skills II
• 192 Clinical hours obtained at Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas
• 192 Combined clinical hours obtained at a St. Paul Hospital and Terrell State
• 240 Clinical hours-presently training at Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas
• Graduate – December 2007
LICENSED VOCATIONAL NURSING 2005 CONCORDE CAREER INSTITUTE
634 Lecture hours completed in Basic & Nursing courses
• 200 Lab hours completed in Vocational Nursing Skills and IV Therapy I & II
• 384 Clinical hours obtained at Medical Center of Arlington
• 252 Clinical hours obtained at Pecan Manor long-term care facility.
• 40 Clinical hours obtained at Scottish Rite Hospital and Bowie High School.
• Overall GPA - 4.0
• Graduate - October 2005
Certifications
•American Heart Association (AHA):
oBasic Life Support (BLS)
oAdvanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
oPediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)
•Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses (AMSN):
oCertified Medical Surgical Registered Nurse (CMRSN) – Date obtained: August 2010
•American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP):
oFamily Nurse Practitioner – Issued on: 3/1/2019
Honors/Awards Received
Baylor University Medical Center: Five Star Spirit Award (2009. 2010, 2011), Spirit of Excellence Award (2009, 2010, 2011), Employee of the Year Award (2011)
University of Texas at Arlington: Scholastic Recognition in maintaining 3.8 GPA throughout the RN to BSN program (Spring 2009), School of Nursing Honor Roll (Fall 2008)
Concorde Career Institute: Academic Dean’s List, Executive Campus Director’s List (GPA 90.49)
Work Experience
NURSE PRACTITIONER DR KELLY WILL (PAIN MANAGEMENT) 03/2019-PRESENT
·8 hours per week
·Assess patient health by interviewing patients, performing physical examinations; obtaining, updating, and studying medical histories.
·Determine abnormal conditions by administering or ordering diagnostic tests, such as x-rays, and laboratory studies.
·Document patient care services by charting in patient records via EMR system.
·Prepare written prescription orders for medications and medication management.
·Interview and advise patients regarding health and illness prevention; instruct patient and family regarding medications and treatment instructions. Provide patient education.
·Provide monitoring and continuity of care for patients.
·Trigger point injections
REGISTERED NURSE TEXAS INSTITUTE FOR SURGERY 11/2014-PRESENT
·36 hours per week
·Provide direct patient care as a Float Pool RN (Inpatient, Pre-op, PACU, Step-down, and Pain Management)
·Circulate for Pain Management Cases (Epidural Steroid Injections)
·Coordinates patient plan of care including initial assessment, administering oral and intravenous medications, providing education for patient and families, collaborating with other disciplines during admission and for discharge planning
·PACU, Pre-op, and Inpatient Charge Nurse
·Strive for Five Committee – Patient discharge medication education team
·EEEC Committee 2018
REGISTERED NURSE BAYLOR SURGICAL HOSPITAL AT LAS COLINAS 2012-2014
·Provide direct patient care on the Post Surgical Unit
·Coordinates patient plan of care including initial assessment, administering oral and intravenous medications, providing education for patient and families, collaborating with other disciplines during admission and for discharge planning
·Post Surgical Unit Charge Nurse
·Safety Agent
·Representative for Pain Management Committee
·Cross-trained in Eye Pre-op/General Pre-op/PACU
NURSING SUPERVISOR BAYLOR UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER 2011-2012
·Supervision of all Nursing and Unit-based personnel for day shift on a 35 bed medical-surgical unit
·Assisted in implementing policies and procedures to achieve desired goals and objectives
·Facilitated in the development of budgets, continued quality improvement and Councilor Management Programs
·Provide direct patient care on a medical-surgical unit
·Coordinated patient plan of care including initial assessment, administering oral and intravenous medications, providing education for patient and families, collaborating with other disciplines during admission and for discharge planning
REGISTERED NURSE BAYLOR UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER 2008-2011
·Provide direct patient care on a 35 bed medical-surgical unit Assisted in implementing policies and procedures to achieve desired goals and objectives
·Coordinated patient plan of care including initial assessment, administering oral and intravenous medications, providing education for patient and families, collaborating with other disciplines during admission and for discharge planning
·Attend Unit Based Practice Council Meetings
·Clinical Coach for new experienced and graduate registered nurses
·Charge Nurse
·Representative in Medicine Service Line Quality and Safety Meetings (2010-2011)
·Unit Based Practice Council: Secretary (2010), Co-Chair (2010-2011), Chair (2011)
·Project Team Member- Reducing Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infections through evidenced-based practice.
·Coordinates and participates in monthly audits for quality improvement.
·Poster Presenter (Best Practices in Preventing Catheter Association Urinary Tract Infections) -- Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses (AMSN) Convention in Las Vegas, NV (October 2010)
·Presentation (Best Practices in Preventing Catheter Association Urinary Tract Infections) – Baylor Health Care System Nursing Quality Summit (June 2010)
·Panel Member (Professional Practice Models, Real World Solutions) Professional Practice Model (PPM) Conference - Westin Galleria, Dallas, TX (February 2011)
LICENSED VOCATIONAL NURSE CARENOW 2006-2008
·Obtaining patient information regarding past medical history, past surgical history
·Nursing care for patients of all ages
·Administer nursing care including injections, nebulizer treatments, and wound dressings
·Lab duties such as blood draws, drug screens, flu and strep rapid tests, urinalysis, and guaiac tests
·Discharge teaching including verbal and written instructions
·Work Comp referrals to specialists
·Yellow Sheets (patient follow up care)
Membership in Professional Organizations
•2010: Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses (AMSN)
•2010: AMSN North Texas Chapter 205
•2009: Sigma Theta Tau (Honor Society of Nursing)
•2017: American Red Cross – North Texas Chapter
•2018: Sigma Theta Tau (Honor Society of Nursing)
•2018: American Association of Nurse Practitioners
Workshop/Conferences Attended
•Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses (AMSN) Convention in Las Vegas, NV (October 2010)
•Baylor Health Care System Nursing Quality Summit (June 2010)
•Professional Practice Model (PPM) Conference - Westin Galleria, Dallas, TX (February 2011)
Papers/Posters Delivered
•Poster Presenter (Best Practices in Preventing Catheter Association Urinary Tract Infections) -- Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses (AMSN) Convention in Las Vegas, NV (October 2010)
•Presentation (Best Practices in Preventing Catheter Association Urinary Tract Infections) – Baylor Health Care System Nursing Quality Summit (June 2010)
•Panel Member (Professional Practice Models, Real World Solutions) Professional Practice Model (PPM) Conference - Westin Galleria, Dallas, TX (February 2011)
Volunteer Experience
I have volunteered at the Texarkana Housing Authority of Texarkana, TX as a Receptionist Asst. and Grandvilla Nursing Home in Texarkana, TX as a patient care clerk in 2000. I have also volunteered at Mission Arlington in Arlington, TX in the clinic where I performed initial assessments, obtained vital signs, documented in the patients’ charts, and assisted with blood glucose finger sticks and urinalysis in 2004. I have also volunteered at Bryan’s House in 2009.
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