Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Resume:
Ade Ogunmokun
**** **** ***** ****, ********, TX 77469
(C) 713-***-**** (E) *******@*****.***
Summary
Enthusiastic, independent, dependable, and personable Board-Certified Psychiatric Adult Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC). With over 12 years of experience as a Psychiatric NP (PMHNP-BC), working in a variety of settings (private practice, in-patient, out-patient, residential, etc.). Over 20 years of experience as a RN and LVN, in acute, general, geriatric, and forensic psychiatry. Extensive experience as an LVN; in general/primary care, with a background in geriatrics. Broad experience working with the adolescent population (13 years of age and up) and marginal experience, working with chemical dependency. I have excellent communication, teaching, and advocacy skills. Seeking a PMHNP-BC position in a collaborative and autonomous environment.
Certifications
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner-Board Certified (PMHNP-BC); ANCC Certified in Adult Psychiatric Mental Health NP- Board Certified (APRN license #:AP125595) RX. Auth. Number: 15752. NPI Number: 104*******. I have my DEA.I’m also licensed to practice in Oregon licensed-201708193RN/20178194NP-PP and Nebraska
*Licensed to practice in Texas, Oregon and Nebraska(will have to renew)
EMR experience with Avatar, Credible, Epic, Pearl, Netsmart-myAvatar NX, and others
CPR certified
Have DEA license
Registered Nurse/Nurse Practitioner in the State of Texas, License number 733211/AP125595
Registered Nurse/Nurse Practitioner in the State of Oregon, License number 201708193RN/20178194NP-PP
Vocational Nurse in the State of Texas
Certified Medication-Aide
Certified Nursing Assistant
Highlights
-Psychiatry/Mental health treatment (APP)
-Broad medical terminology knowledge/
proficiency
-Strong medical ethic
-Diagnostic tools experience
-Culturally sensitive
-Familiarity with disease management
-Enthusiastic Provider
-Geriatric treatment
-Patient-centered care
-Sound judgment
-Lab result evaluation
Accomplishments
Currently a Doctoral-Candidate at Aspen University with 3.8 GPA
Experience
Started new assignment on 2/17/2025-Now /via Consilium Staffing as Locums. I have work with this institution before and returning when my help is needed This is a returning assignment. It’s Forensic Psychiatry, a correctional hospital under Texas Tech University. Inmates from all over Texas will come to receive psychiatric or medical care. Workload is per unit and diagnosis. It can be from neurocognitive to acute mental healthcare. One of my units is the Partial remission-psychotic, the goal is to stabilize and most have an incoming diagnosis, if not, I can diagnose. Medication management, planning, developing, and implementing the plan of care. Evaluating the effectiveness of interventions and revising as needed. Initiate, monitor, and adjust medications and treatment plans according to approved protocols.
From 1/10/2025-2/17/2025. Took a break, upcoming assignment
From 11/4/2024- 01/10/25- The clinic is under Texana, for mental health illness and other mental health conditions (Autism, etc). Clinic serves the underserved population. I am currently working in Texas at 3 clinical locations- Rosenburg, Sugar Land and Brookshire
From 9/6/2024- 10/30/2024. I took a break(personal) but I’m currently available for full-time and contract opportunities.
From 8/6/2024- 9/6/2024 via Locum Tenens/contract employee. Seeing patients at Oregon detention center (correctional facility) in the admission/intake department. This writer has worked with this system before, but remotely. The goal is to help patients with mental health needs, helping them to transition smoothly. Primarily focusing is on medication management. Medication can be ordered if needed or continue with the medication regimen started at the transferring jail. Patient moves from local jail, transferred to detention center if needed and last stop will be the assigned prison. The detention facility is an in-between location.
From 6/5/2024-8/5/2024 via Consilium Staffing as Locums. I have work with this institution before and returned when they needed my help. It’s Forensic Psychiatry, a correctional hospital under Texas Tech University. Inmates from all over Texas will come to receive psychiatric or medical care. Workload is per unit and diagnosis. It can be from neurocognitive to acute mental healthcare. One of my units is the Partial remission-psychotic, the goal is to stabilize and most have an incoming diagnosis, if not, I can diagnose. Medication management, planning, developing, and implementing the plan of care. Evaluating the effectiveness of interventions and revising as needed. Initiate, monitor, and adjust medications and treatment plans according to approved protocols.
3/11/24 currently not working, last assignment was 11/4/23. I used the past months traveling, healing from family deaths and illnesses in the past year.
Returned home on 2/1/24 and got the news that my uncle passed away at age 70 due to many medical complications. For the past 2 years, my uncle had been very sick, from falling, managing diabetes, and foot amputation. I helped with funeral necessities and joined to support my aunt and cousins. We've lost many family members and friends in the past year. I also lost my baby sister on April 10, 2023, to cervical cancer. Our family has struggled for the past year.
From 1/10/2024- 2/1/24 traveled to Maryland to visit close friends
From 11/4/2023-1/4/24-Spent Thanksgiving with immediate family in Texas and traveled to the UK to spend the rest of the holidays with extending family, returned to Texas 1/4/24.
From 03/06/2023-11/4/23 via Consilium Staffing as Locums. It's Forensic Psychiatry, a correctional hospital under Texas Tech University. Inmates from all over Texas will come to receive psychiatric or medical care. Workload is per unit and diagnosis. It can be from neurocognitive to acute mental healthcare. One of my units is the Partial remission-psychotic, the goal is to stabilize and most have an incoming diagnosis, if not, I can diagnose. Medication management, planning, developing, and implementing the plan of care. Evaluating the effectiveness of interventions and revising as needed. Initiate, monitor, and adjust medications and treatment plans according to approved protocols.
November 01,2022 and ongoing- started the DNP program, took time off to organize studies. Still working on my doctorate (doctoral candidate). Reason for work gap November 01,2022- and ongoing)
January 2022-October 2022 via Locum Tenens/contract employee. Seeing patients in multiple clinics in Oregon, fully remote. Working remotely seeing out-patients as a prescriber; the position consists of medication management, performing comprehensive assessment, planning, developing, and implementing the plan of care. Cautiously prescribe medications that require strict monitoring, to maintain levels within the therapeutic window and prevent toxicity. Evaluating the effectiveness of interventions and revising as needed. Initiate, monitor, and adjust medications and treatment plans according to approved protocols. Have a thorough understanding of all requirements and practice standards relating to the prescribing, the administration of medications including compliance with organization policy and procedures, documentation, requirements.
From January 2021 to January 2022, I traveled to the UK to care for an elderly aunt, due to poor health.
September 4, 2020- December 2020, working for Locum Tenens/contract employee-seeing patients in Oregon prison system (Deer Ridge Correctional Institution/DRCM)- working with the prison system via tele-psychiatry. Working as a prescriber; position consists of medication management, performing comprehensive assessment, planning, developing, and implementing the plan of care. Cautiously prescribe medications that require strict monitoring, to maintain levels within the therapeutic window and prevent toxicity. Evaluating the effectiveness of interventions and revising as needed. Initiate, monitor, adjust medications and treatment plan according to approved protocols. Have a thorough understanding of all requirements and practice standards relating to the prescribing, the administration of medications including compliance with organization policy and procedures, documentation, requirements, and medication education.
April 18,2020- August 23, 2020 working for Sumo Medical staffing as Locums/contract employee)- working with 307 patients at Oregon State hospital, duties include medication management to restore their mental capacity, groups are held by licensed professionals(psychologist/psychologist intern) to help patient gain better knowledge of their crimes/charges, by attending legal skills, mock evaluation, etc., with goal of[patient being able to aide and assist/preparing for evaluation that should find them competent or not competent to stand trial.
February 14, 2015-November 1, 2019 worked for Consilium Staffing as Locums/contract employee).Working through Consilium Staffing, LLC as Locums-MSN, APN, PMHNP-BC
Facilities-Legacy Baytown Clinic (2/10/2015-8/14/2015). Took time off from 8/14/2015-10/14/2015, to visit family overseas. Sunrise Canyon (MHMR, from 10/26/2015-12/2015) Took time off from 12/30/2015-1/26/2016, to visit family overseas. River Crest Hospital (2/1/2016-3/11/2016). Took time off from 3/11/2016-5/1/2016, to visit family overseas. Cedar Crest Hospital (5/2/2016-6/3/2016). Took break in-between to visit family overseas. San Angelo State Supported Living Center (7/11/2016-4/1/2018). Took break in-between to visit family overseas. Current assignment (started 6/2018-11/1/2019) is at Border Region Behavioral Health Center (seeing patients at all 4 locations- in person and via tele-medicine). Took break to visit family overseas from 12/2019 to 4/2020. After returning from England started working with Sumo Medical staffing. Started working with Locum Tenens September 2020 and currently.
I work with patients from the ages of 13-100 years old
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I'm responsible for Providing a comprehensive assessment, planning, developing, and implementing the plan of care
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I'm responsible for evaluating the effectiveness of interventions, and revising as needed.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I will demonstrate thorough understanding of all requirements and practice standards relating to the prescribing, the administration of medications including compliance with organization policy and procedures, documentation, requirements, and medication education.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I will interpret health data to formulate a DSM-V TR diagnosis.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I will initiate, monitor, adjust medications and treatment plan according to approved protocols.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I will write medication orders for patients as clinically indicated.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I will monitor medications and initiate appropriate therapies for certain conditions.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I will cautiously prescribe medications that require strict monitoring, in order to maintain levels within the therapeutic window and prevent toxicity (IE: Lithium, Tegretol, Depakote, Clozaril, Geodon, TCAs, etc).
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I have to order, conduct, and interpret pertinent laboratory and diagnostic studies and procedure (i.e. laboratory tests, EKG, X-rays, Brain scan)
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I will meet timeliness expectations, of completing work as scheduled, demonstrating self-paced performance, and adjusting priorities as needed.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I will ensure the progress notes and treatment plan documentation is in the specified format per institution’s protocol; problem oriented, corresponds to the therapeutic order and is legible.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I will collaborate with the patient's total treatment team, to formulate the best treatment plan.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I will provide on-going client education.
October 6, 2014 to January 16, 2015
Gulf Coast Medical Center-MSN, APN, PMHNP-BC
Current responsibility is as PMHNP-BC, Clinical Program Manager and Director of Nursing
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC) my responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Worked closely with the Psychiatrist to develop the best treatment plan for patients.
Was responsible for 2 units, one floor has 28 beds, and the 4th floor has 14 beds (exclusively the geriatric population).
Worked with patients from the ages of 18-100 years old
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I was responsible for Providing a comprehensive assessment, planning, developing, and implementing the plan of care
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I was responsible for evaluating the effectiveness of interventions and revise as needed.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I demonstrated a thorough understanding of all requirements and practice standards relating to the prescribing, the administration of medications including compliance with organization policy and procedures, documentation, requirements, and medication education.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I had to interpret health data to formulate a DSM-V TR diagnosis.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I had to initiate, monitor, adjust medications and treatment plan according to approved protocols.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I had to write medication orders for patients as clinically indicated.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I had to monitor medications and initiate appropriate therapies for certain conditions.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I had to cautiously prescribe medications that require strict monitoring, to maintain levels within the therapeutic window and prevent toxicity (IE: Lithium, Tegretol, Depakote, Clozaril, TCAs, etc).
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I had to order, conduct, and interpret pertinent laboratory and diagnostic studies and procedure (i.e. laboratory tests, EKG, X-rays, Brain scan)
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I had to meet timeliness expectations, of completing work as scheduled, demonstrating self-paced performance, and adjusting priorities as needed.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I had to ensure the progress notes and treatment plan documentation is in the specified format per institution’s protocol; problem oriented, corresponds to the therapeutic order and is legible.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I had to collaborate with the patient's total treatment team, in order to formulate the best treatment plan.
As the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I had to provide on-going client education.
As the Clinical Program Manger my responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
As the Clinical Program Manager, I was responsible for developing the policies /procedures.
As the Clinical Program Manager, I was responsible for developing programs in regards to the patients programming.
As the Clinical Program Manager, I was responsible for managing the Social Workers, because they're part of my staff, meaning that I work with them on how to document (meaning being more descriptive).
As the Clinical Program Manager, I was responsible for developing methods to implement for group and individual therapy
As the Clinical Program Manager, I was responsible for reviewing the Social Workers documentation, making sure that they're meeting the time frame for the psychosocial assessments (24-72 hours).
As the Clinical Program Manager, I was responsible for the overall coordination, administration and management of psychiatric services.
As the Clinical Program Manager, I had to ensure high quality of care, high utilization and adherence to Hospital Policies and Procedures and Plans.
As the Director of Nursing my responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
As Director of Nursing (DON) I was responsible for being a professional care giver, who assumes responsibility and accountability for a group of patients for the nursing functions, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for assigned departments of psychiatry.
In the DON position I had the overall function to deliver behavioral health care to all patients.
In the DON position I was responsible for the clinical management of the milieu.
As the DON I was recognized as a member of the management team.
As the DON I had to evaluate and maintain the ongoing Performance Improvement Program.
As the DON I had to assure a coordinated effort in fulfilling department responsibilities with the long-range plan, mission, vision and values of the hospital utilizing business strategies, and focus on patient satisfaction.
As the DON I had to demonstrate good leadership through accountability, with these initiatives for both self and staff.
As the DON I had to adhere to the Hospital policies and procedures and Plans.
As the DON I had to be able to effectively assess, plan and implement therapeutic nursing principles and practicing, staffing, budgeting, personnel management, regulatory requirements and medical documentation; ability to mobilize and coordinate resources effectively.
I had to manage time well display organizational skills, and I have to respond promptly to time constraints/deadlines regardless of caseload.
I maintained high ethical standards regarding issues of privacy and confidentiality.
May 2014 to September 2014(Prime Staffing as Locums/Contract employee)
Working through Prime Staffing as Locums- University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) - Sky-view Prison- MSN, APN, PMHNP-BC
Was responsible of managing an 86-bed unit (I’m was the only provider for that building, so they were all my patients).
I was the first provider in 10 years assigned to that building, that created a treatment team meeting to be held every day (they hadn’t experienced my type of practice in over 10 years). My treatment team consists of nurses, therapists, and security, it’s imperative for me to get everyone’s input. My treatment team is very grateful that I find their contribution invaluable, because they’ve grown accustomed to providers not caring about how they feel, and basically not having a voice. I’m a firm believer that the entire treatment team should be involved, in order to provide the patient with the optimal level of care. When I go to my building to see patients for anywhere between 2-3 hours, and when I’m done, I go back to my office to complete my notes. So, due to only spending a minimal amount of time on my unit, my treatment team are my eyes and ears, because they’re on the unit for 12-16 hours, which in turn enables them to provide a wealth of pertinent information.
I provided comprehensive assessment, planning, developing, implementation of plan of care and evaluation of effectiveness of interventions with revisions as necessary.
I Demonstrated thorough understanding of all requirements and practice standards relating to the prescribing, the administration of medications including compliance with organization policy and procedures, documentation, requirements, and medication education.
Interpreting health data to formulate a DSM-V TR diagnosis.
Initiating, monitoring, adjusting medications and treatments according to approved protocols.
Writing medication orders for patients as clinically indicated.
Monitoring medication and initiating appropriate therapies for certain conditions.
Cautiously prescribe medications that require strict monitoring, in order to maintain levels within the therapeutic window and prevent toxicity (Lithium, Tegretol, Depakote, TCAs, etc).
Ordering, conducting, and interpreting pertinent laboratory and diagnostic studies and procedure (i.e. x-rays, laboratory tests and EKG)
Meeting timeliness expectations of completing work as scheduled, demonstrating self-paced performance, and adjusting priorities as needed.
Ensuring notes and treatment plan documentation is in the specified format per institution’s protocol; problem oriented, corresponds to the therapeutic order and is legible.
Collaborate with the patient's total treatment team in order to formulate a total treatment plan.
Providing on-going client education.
Education
DNP student;Aspen University- Currently a doctoral candidate with a projected graduation in 2026
University of Cincinnati - Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
MSN; Master of Science in Nursing: (May 2011-December 14, 2013)
Certified by American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC)
PMHNP-BC (March 27, 2014-Present)
Certified APRN from the Texas board of nursing (05/2014-Present)
University of Houston
BSN (January 2009-May 13, 2011)
San Jacinto College-South
Registered Nurse/RN (May 2004-May 2006)
San Jacinto College-North
Licensed Vocational Nurse/LVN (2001-2003)
Independent Training School
Certified Medication Aide/CMA (2000-2003)
Independent Training School
Certified Nursing Assistant/CNA (1996-2000)
Additional Information
I would really like to add my clinical rotation experience. For my clinical
rotation I selected Dr. E. Starbranch, as my preceptor/mentor. Dr. Starbranch
is highly regarded and has 45 years of experience in psychiatry.
I had the honor of having a preceptorship with a psychiatrist that is
incredibly respected by her peers, and well known in the Psychiatric
community. Due to Dr. Starbranch having 45 years or experience in
psychiatry, I gained a wealth of knowledge. I utilize all the
knowledge that I gained, into my practice.
My internship started in January and ended in August 2013. I did 540 hours
rotation, but, due to Dr. Starbanch's heavy patient load, I went over
the required 540 hours.
I went to every hospital that Dr. Starbranch had patients, and that totaled 5
hospitals. She was also medical director of two of those hospitals, so I was
privileged to experience her management style.
I gained a wealth of experience with in-patient, outpatient and private practice.
Gained experience in Telemedicine and partial hospitalization program care.
Dr. Starbranch also had two offices that she saw patients, so, it provided exposure to a multitude of cultures, socioeconomic status, and working the underserved.
I had the opportunity to shadow her in all settings, and she always stopped,
to explain why she is going with the method of care. She explained the
reason she gave the diagnosis and why she prescribed each medication, for
that specific patient. She told me about how certain drugs, when prescribed
together, react within the body, and to watch prescribing medications that
cause severe adverse reactions, when combined.
I was also granted access to talk with the pharmaceutical representatives,
about all the preexisting and new drugs on the market. The representatives told
me about the advantages, possible side effects, and feedback received from
providers that implemented that specific medication, in their practice.
That said, I received a well-versed education in psychiatry.
That will enable me to practice to the best of my ability and provide my
employer with an employee that will do their possible best, at all times. An
employee that is ready to learn, a team player, and willing to collaborate with the health care team, to deliver the best possible care for our clients.
After graduation and receiving my NP, I continued working with Dr. Starbranch as provider at her clinics, for a few months. Writer was then offered a position with a larger organization and accepted the position. Goals were to expand knowledge, increase growth and experience.
REFERENCES
PROFESSIONAL:
-Dr. Manish Aligeti,MD
Lead psychiatry director
Associate Professor- Texas Tech University Health Science Center
Business address: Psychiatry Dept Lubbock Genl 3601 4th St Stop 8103 Lubbock TX 79430-
8103/904-***-**** ******.*******@******.***
-Rasheedat Koleosho, MSN, NP, PMHNP-BC
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Mental Soothe PLLC
832-***-**** www.mentalsoothe.net ****@************.***
13810 Champion Forest Drive, Suite 150, Houston, Texas. 77069
-Dr.Lati Amadin,DNP,PMHNP-BC
Texas Tech contractor
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-Veronica Weatherspoon, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC
Texas Tech contractor
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-Dr.Temitayo Olagbemi, DNP PMHNP-BC, CNL
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PERSONAL:
-Anna Sulaiman,MSN, NP(Medical/Family practice)/personal and professional reference
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