Okoh, Lilian DNP, APRN FNP-C, PMHNP-BC, MSN, RN **54 S Verdun Ave Los Angeles CA, 90043. 310-***-**** *******@*****.***
OBJECTIVE
AS A NURSE PRACTITIONER TO BE ABLE TO CREATE POSITIVE CHANGE
EDUCATION
South University August 2022 Doctorate of Nursing Practice
National University April 2021
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Charles R. Drew University of Medicine & Science Los Angeles May 2014
Family Nurse Practitioner
Charles R. Drew University of Medicine & Science Los Angeles May 2014
Masters of Science in Nursing
Entry-Level: Clinical Nurse Leader
Emphasis on Advanced Nurse Educator
Chamberlain College of Nursing August 2011
Bachelor of Science Nursing
Los Angeles Southwest College June 2008
Associate degree in Nursing
AWARDS/HONORS
Nursing Honors Society: Sigma Theta Tau
Valedictorian
Gold Certificate
Perfect Attendance
Deans Honor
LICENSURE/CERTIFICATION
NP furnishing number: 95002174
DEA number: MO3483675
NPI Number: 151*******
PMHNP-BC: 202-***-****
NP-C: F1214190
RN License: #95002174
AHA BLS
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
DNP Clinic Practicum 500 hours
Primary Care Family 180 hours
Obstetrics /Pediatrics 180 hours
Practicum 240 hours
Student LEADERSHIP Residency: Shield for Families 300 hours
Participated in numerous interdepartmental committees.
Academic enrichment for at-risk youth/adults.
Planned and coordinated several health and wellness program
Mentored over 100 at-risk youths and adults
Student COMMUNITY HEALTH Nurse: Charles Drew University 90 hours
Worked with the dean of the School of Nursing on a research project “HEALTH FAIR SCREENING IN DIVERSE UNDERSERVED POPULATION” to find out how to properly follow up with patients who have high blood pressure.
Student ICU Nurse: Cedar-Sinai Medical Center 135 hours
Managed Heart Transplants, Acute Heart Failure, all Cardiac Problems, Pulmonary Transplants, and all Respiratory Problems while shadowing an ICU RN.
Student MENTAL HEALTH Nurse: View Heights Convalescent Hospital 90 hours
Managed Psychiatric patients extensively in its varieties in their setting while shadowing a Psyche RN.
Student PEDIATRIC Nurse: Santa Rosa Family Health Center 125 hours
Managed Pediatric patients in their setting with a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Student LABOR & DELIVERY Nurse: Saint Francis Hospital 125 hours
Managed Labor and delivery in their setting while shadowing a Labor and delivery RN.
Student MED/SURG Nurse: VA West Los Angeles Healthcare Center 225 hours
Managed/Cared while shadowing an RN, 6-8 patients per day in a medical/surgical unit of this acute facility.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
DONE Mental Health Wellness Center 11/07/2021-present -22 hours a week Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Diagnose and treat both chronic and episodic mental health disorders
Establish and document health care plan, and prognosis and manage care
Provide mental health care, therapy, and psychotropic medication
Coordinate multidisciplinary care for patients ages two months and over
Performs complete physical examinations, including interviewing patients to obtain complete medical histories as well as ordering, interpreting, and evaluating diagnostic tests and examinations
Coordinate multidisciplinary care for patients ages two months and over
To Help Everyone Health and Wellness Center May/10/2020- present-40 hours/week -Family Nurse Practitioner
Diagnoses and treats both chronic and episodic disorders
Diagnoses and treats chronic and episodic mental health disorders
Establishes and documents the health care plan and prognosis, maintaining records of each case
Performs complete physical examinations, including interviewing patients to obtain complete medical histories as well as ordering, interpreting, and evaluating diagnostic tests and examinations
Initiates drug therapy, taking responsibility for other reactions as well as therapy when performed
Use EHR effectively while maintaining confidentiality to ensure compliance with applicable laws like HIPPA
Use of linguistic brokers/professional interpreters to facilitate communication
Provide preventive care by prescribing vaccinations to immunize patients from communicable diseases.
Do referrals as needed
Tri-City Medical Group August 2016 - May. 2020 40 hours /week -Family Nurse Practitioner
Assumes ongoing responsibility for each patient from discovery of the disorder to recovery
Assess, Diagnose, Educate, Plan, and evaluate the patient outcomes.
Collaborate with the Physician and note significant changes in the Patient’s condition.
Prescribe medications, order diagnostic tests, and vaccinations
Accurately document health history, and use anticipatory guidelines/ counsel to promote health.
Provide preventive care by prescribing vaccinations to immunize patients from communicable diseases.
Promotes a healthy lifestyle by advising patients about diet, hygiene, and methods for the prevention of disease.
Documents patient’s visit including medical history, physical exam, diagnoses, and plan of action.
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Follow up with patients regarding progress in high-risk cases.
Use EHR effectively while maintaining confidentiality to ensure compliance with applicable laws like HIPPA
Do referrals as needed
St. John Well Child Center February-July 2016 40 hours/week- Family Nurse Practitioner
Responsible for the physical examination, workup, treatment, and diagnosis.
Diagnosed and treated chronic healthcare issues and provided minor acute care to patients
Provide mental health care, therapy, and psychotropic medication
Coordinate multidisciplinary care for patients ages two months and over
Peak Health Solution, In-home Health Assessment September 2014-June 2016-20 hrs./week- Family Nurse Practitioner
Complete head-to-toe assessment
Ordering lab tests and coding
Obtaining complete H&P
Supreme Visiting Nurses May 2015 – June 2016 40 hours/week
Registered Nurse /Case Manager
Incorporate the patient's psychosocial, cultural, spiritual, educational, and psychological needs into the nursing process.
Performed physical assessment and preventive health measures within prescribed guidelines and instructions of the physician.
Promote a healthy active lifestyle.
Responsible for directing, supervising LVNs, and coordinating the care given to patients in their homes.
County of Los Angeles, Health Dept January 2009 – 40 hours/week
Registered Nurse
Assists in planning and evaluating the nursing care of patients/ clients.
Admit patients and discharge Patients, assess patients to identify normal and abnormal physical changes.
Administer medications via different routes.
Evaluate and record patients’ vital signs, symptoms, and diagnostic tests to ensure the accuracy of patient files.
Prepare reports and maintain records to ensure the efficiency and accuracy of patient care.
Perform physical assessment, perform an assessment of the client’s mood and psychomotor behavior, and identify and respond to inappropriate abnormal behavior. Assist the client in achieving and maintaining self-control of behavior.
Assist the client in developing and using strategies to decrease anxiety.
Medicate Patients as ordered.
Orient Patients to reality and evaluate Patient’s response to the treatment Plan.
Perform physical assessment, assess physical assessment of the client’s mood and psychomotor behavior, and identify and respond to inappropriate abnormal behavior.
Assist the client in achieving and maintaining self-control of behavior.
Assist the client to develop and use strategies to decrease anxiety
Incorporate cultural preferences and practices in care, evaluate patient support system
Medicate Patients as ordered.
Assure Health Services August 2008- 08/2014-15 hours/week
Registered Nurse
Perform physical assessment, intravenous therapy, and monitoring of continuous/Hospice patients.
Teach patients/families about disease processes and management. Do documentations.
Educate patients and families about the dying process and current prognosis.
Administer medication through different routes.
Management of pain with the collaboration of another health team.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS/LEADERSHIP/COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Western Region Health and Wellness Committee 2009-Present
Organize health programs in the western region for the organization service of 7,000+ people
AANCP 2014- Present
CANP 2014-Present
Healing Hearts Across Boarders 2008-Present
Travel across borders for medical missions
National Student Nursing Associations Member January 2014 – Present
MADISON NSNA Chapter Vice President (January 2014 – August 2014)
Conducted and led meetings in the absence of the president, promoting education and career advancement amongst the nursing cohort.
Organized chapter business that includes philanthropy, community service, and health fair participation.
Participated in the state and national conventions.
CNSA October 2013
National Convention Delegate in April 2014
Nursing Student Mentorship August 2013- August 2014
Mentored nursing students with studying, and aided with planning successful strategies for passing classes and going through the program.
MADISON Film Festival Committee September 2013 – May 2014
Produced films with efforts to promote awareness of the problem within the underserved population of the surrounding areas of Compton and Watts.
Created films to help the school fundraise.
Created films to educate the different fields of nursing.
Created films for orientation on what to expect while in nursing school.
Foundation for Community Empowerment, Leadership, and Service (FCELS)
Treasurer and Co-Founder 2008-2010
Kept records of accounts, deposits, and disburses as directed by the board.
Recommend investments; maintain records of dues-paying members.
Associated Students, Inc. OKO Polytechnics January1992-June 1993
Public Relations and Election Commissioner
Planned campus promotion efforts as well as the annual elections.
Acted as a representative for A.S.I. in co-sponsored event planning meetings
Worked with established collaborations (e.g. University Public Relations, the OKO Poly Marketing Club, and the Department of Banking / Finance).
Coordinated the Eagle Eye Newsletter committee.
Assisted with the coordination of the A.S.I. Marketing and Branding Committee.
Supported, participated, and contributed to all other programs and functions under the Vice President for Administration and Cabinet of Commissioners.
PRESENTATIONS
2014 - In-service lecturer, Shield for Families- 1. Drug abuse and its consequences amongst teenagers and mothers 2. Hepatitis and Treatment Options
2014 – International Presenter at the International Symposium of Minority Health and Health Disparities (ISMHHD) Grantees’ Conference—Topics:
1.Depression as a Risk Factor for Age-Related Diseases in California Population Ages 50 Years and Older.
2.Health Fair Screening in Diverse Underserved Population.
SKILLS
Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Note: A Fast Learner of Computer Software Programs.
Bilingual: English and Igbo.
Internet Research for evidence-based practice.
Passion for nursing, patient care, teaching, and quality assurance.
Committed to underserved populations
Ability to use EMR
Ability to establish rapport with patients and coworkers
Reliable, organized, and professional