Nurse Practitioner

MARESHAH K. WILLIAMS, FNP-BC, CCRN

*** **** ****** ****** ****. Valley Stream, NY 11580 347-***-**** ****************@*****.***

OBJECTIVES

To secure a position within your practice as a Family Nurse Practitioner to implement holistic and evidence-based care to patients across the lifespan

EDUCATION

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK-STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY, STONY BROOK, NY

MASTER OF SCIENCE-FAMILY NURSE PRACTITIONER MAY 2022

·Collaborate with a preceptor to provide preventive and comprehensive care to patients of all ages including infants, adolescents, adults, and seniors within pediatric and adult primary care private practices

·Establish partnerships with patients and families within diverse and underserved communities

·Develop treatment plans, treat acute and chronic illnesses, educate patients about disease management and prevention, and empower patients to participate fully in their care

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK, NY

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING DECEMBER 2010

SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY, ORANGEBURG, SC

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PROFESSIONAL BIOLOGY DECEMBER 2006

WORK EXPERIENCE

MEMORIAL SLOAN KETTERING CANCER CENTER, NEW YORK. NY

SYMPTOMATIC CARE CLINIC/TRIAGE REGISTERED NURSE, CNIII NASSAU REGIONAL SITE 11/2018 -PRESENT

·Assist Advance Practice Providers (APPs) with assessing, diagnosing, implementing, and evaluating oncologic emergencies

·Specialized in managing the unique dermatological needs of patients with all cancer types such as skin, hair, and nail changes, radiation dermatitis, cellulitis, Sweet and DRESS syndrome, immunotherapy related systemic drug rashes, delayed wound healing, bullous pemphigoid, pruritis, mycosis fungoides, fungating tumors, and cutaneous lymphomas.

·Manage oncologic-related conditions such as neutropenic sepsis, GI obstruction, venous thrombosis, and cardiopulmonary conditions

·Interpret assessment data to determine need for nursing and medical interventions via telephone contact

·Initiate appropriate nursing interventions and organizational guidelines to improve patient outcomes to secure the safety of patients

·Provide educational and emotional support to patients in the outpatient community on health promotion and symptom management

·Functions in a collaborate multidisciplinary practice of Nurse Practitioners, Attendings, and Clinic Coordinators and Nursing Assistants

·Highly skilled in phlebotomy, intravenous fluid and medications, and in intradermal medication administration.

CRITICAL CARE REGISTERED NURSE, CNIII INTENSIVE CARE UNIT 01/14 -11/2018

·Provide continuous monitoring for critically unstable medical and surgical oncology patients

·Provide care to patients who require invasive hemodynamic monitoring, intravenous medication titration, mechanical ventilation, and continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT)

·Assist Nurse Practitioners, CRNAs, and doctors with intubations, invasive catheter placement, and resuscitation

·Administer sedation for bedside procedures (i.e. cardioversion, bronchoscopies, and endoscopies, )

·Titrate vasopressors, inotropes, vasodilators; antihypertensives, paralytic, and antiarrhythmic agents

·Precept new hires

·Supervise ICU as Charge Nurse for 20 bed unit where nurse to patient ratio is no more than 2:1

·Facilitate use Confusion Assessment Method (CAM-ICU) to monitor and manage delirium as a Delirium Champion

·Presented Poster at the American Delirium Society (ADS) conference, July 2017:

“Effectiveness of Nurse-Led Unit-based Ongoing Educational Programs on Nurses’ Knowledge and Accuracy of Performing the CAM-ICU Assessment”

·Conduct unit-based self-care promotion activities as a Wellness Champion

CLINICAL NURSE, CNII DEPARTMENT OF NEUROSURGERY, NEUROLOGY, AND ORTHOPEDICS 4/11-1/14

·Performed heightened level of postoperative monitoring for patients who have either undergone extensive neurological surgeries in the Neurology Observation Unit (NOU) where the nurse-to-patient ratio is 2:1

·Managed care for patients recovering from pituitary craniotomies, ventriculostomies post brain herniation, lumbar drain placement requiring hourly cerebrospinal fluid drainage.

·Monitored cardiorespiratory status for patients requiring intubation, ventilation, sedation, chemotherapy, and end of life care

·Identified and treated systemic complications and clinical deterioration in patients with impaired level of consciousness, seizure activity, cardiac dysrhythmias, diabetes insipidus, myasthenia gravis, Guillain Barre,

·Maintain hip, fall, deep vein thrombosis precautions for post-op orthopedic patients

·Involved in the Newsletter Committee to educate units regarding updates in evidence-based practice guidelines.

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION & ORGANIZATIONS

·New York State Nurse Practitioner in Family Practice F350435-01

·AACN FNP Certification-Family Nurse Practitioner (2022-2027)

·New York State Registered Nurse- License Number 641181

·Sigma Theta Tau honor society for Nursing

·Outpatient Nursing Practice Council Jan 2020-present

·Critical Care Registered Nurse (CCRN) Certification March 2016-Present

·American Association of Critical Care Nursing- member January 2015-present

·Zeta Phi Beta International Sorority March 2006-present

·Volunteer for Memorial Sloan- Kettering Cancer Center May 2010- February 2011

·Volunteer for New York Cares February 2009-present

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