Nurse Practitioner Medical Coordinator
Resume:
Jill Bell, APRN-NP
(Nurse Practitioner)
Omaha, Nebraska 68118
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Objective:
To work as an APRN with pediatric or adult patients, providing care to patients.
Licensure & Certification:
Advanced Practice Registered Nurse, APRN 2006-present
State of Nebraska
Certified Pediatric Nurse, CPN 2005-present
Pediatric Nursing Certification Board
Registered Nurse 1993-present
State of Nebraska
Work Experience:
Children’s Hospital and Medical Center 2006-present
Omaha, NE
Family Nurse Practitioner and Medical Coordinator of the Children’s Developmental clinic (CDC), providing comprehensive care for pediatric patients through direct medical care to include: health promotion, health supervision, illness prevention and diagnosis, medical education, treatment and management of the various health problems and conditions. I coordinate the medical services and provide service to the families while working with a large multidisciplinary team with includes many practitioners, physicians, therapists, dieticians, psychology and social work. We collaborate with the family’s primary physicians as well as other medical services as needed. I provide the bowel management needs and care to the patients in my clinic with constipation and neurogenic bowels.
I also fill in for HEROES/Weight management, metabolic, infusion center and helmet clinics when a physician or Nurse Practitioner absence or vacancy arose.
I am currently working with my CDC team to develop a pediatric complex care program here at Children’s Hospital and Medical center to expand our care of these patients, possibly to include coordination of care of patients at Madonna and at the Ambassador care centers in Omaha.
Children’s Hospital and Medical Center 2004-2006
Omaha, NE
Clinical Nurse Coordinator/House Supervisor, promoting and delivering quality care while maintaining shift operational flow in collaboration with patient care managers. Responsible for ensuring shift coverage and functions as a leader/administrative representative of the health care team by acting as a facilitator, coach mentor and clinical/administrative resource at the unit and hospital-wide levels. Responsible for the “House” issues such as deaths and code blue that may occur while serving as House supervisor.
Children’s Hospital and Medical Center 2003-2006
Omaha, NE
Clinical Nurse Coordinator, responsible for ensuring shift coverage and functions as a leader, facilitator, coach, mentor and clinical resource at the unit level of the medical-surgical floors.
Children’s Hospital and Medical Center 2003-2006
Omaha, NE
Staff Nurse/Preceptor/Relief Charge Nurse functioning as a staff nurse on the medical-surgical floors with a majority of time precepting new RN graduates. Also provided relief charge responsibly when needed.
Coram Healthcare 1998-2001
Omaha, NE
Infusion Therapy Case Manager for a home infusion company. Functioned as the primary pediatric case manager and completed teaching for patients and their families on how to administer TPN, IV antibiotics, and home enteral therapy.
Nebraska Health System, Clarkson, 7N 1999-2000
Omaha, NE
Oriented nurses to a new medical-surgical and telemetry unit. Served as a clinical expert for telemetry interpretation and care of these patients.
Nebraska Health System, UNMC-PICU 1999-2000
Omaha, NE
Delivered care to a variety of patients in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, specializing in organ transplantation. Population also included cystic fibrosis, trauma, diabetic and oncology patients. Rotated with Creighton Hospital for trauma night.
University of Nebraska Medical Center, 5 West 1995-1996
Omaha, NE
Delivered care as a cardiac RN to a variety of medical-surgical adult patients. Functioned as the unit’s charge nurse, ensuring shift coverage and bed assignments.
Heartland Hospital East, Progressive Care Unit 1993-1995
St. Joseph, Missouri
Delivered care as a staff nurse in a cardiology critical step-down unit.
Education: University of Nebraska Medical Center-College of Nursing 1993, 2006
Omaha, NE
Bachelor of Science in Nursing: 1993
Family Nurse Practitioner degree, Master of Science in Nursing, 2006
Certifications:
Advanced Pediatric Life support (PALS) 1996-present
Basic Life Support 1993-present
Professional Organizations/Activities 2006-present
Girl Scout leader for 10 years
Certified as a Certified Pediatric Nurse (PNCB) since 2005
Presented various lectures to medical colleagues and nurses on children with complex medical needs.
References:
Annette Schnell, MSN, APRN-NP
8200 Dodge St.
Omaha, NE 68114
Leslie Wolf, APRN-NP
Midwest GI Associates
8901 Indian Hills Dr.
Suite 200
Omaha, NE 68114
Tara Goesch, APRN-NP
8200 Dodge St.
Omaha, NE 68114
Tina McDermott, RN
8200 Dodge St.
Omaha, NE 68114
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