Adult Nurse Practitioner
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Introduction:
My name is Esther Kekii, an adult Nurse Practitioner (ANP).
With a four year plus clinical experience as an RN in the following areas:
Oct.2007 to Sept. 2008, worked as an acute care RN at the Barnes Jewish Hospital on a medicine floor, where I attained and delivered exceptional acute care management strategies.
Oct. 2008-Aug. 2010, worked as a cardiac/neurology/telemetry nurse on a cardiac/neuro/telemetry/ stroke unit, at the DePaul Health Center, where I gained and delivered excellent cardiac/neuro/telemetry and stroke care to patients: including but not limited to cardiac/neuro/telemetry monitoring, performing complete cardiac and neuro assessment, management and intervention on patients.
And May 1998- Nov. 2001, worked as a Geologist and corporate Affairs Manager at General Oil Limited in Nigeria.
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Esther Barinaadaa, Kekii. 35 Years old.
4530 Richmond Forest Drive, Florissant Mo 63034.
*********@*****.***
Educational Background:
--Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes Jewish College of Nursing: Jan. 2009- may 2010 Master of Science in Nursing (MSN). Major Adult Nurse Practitioner (ANP).
--Goldfarb School of Nursing at BJCN: Jan. 2008 to Dec. BSN. Major Nursing.
--Goldfarb School of Nursing at BJCN: Jan. 2004- May 2006, ASN. Major, Nursing
--University of Port-Harcourt, Rivers State Nigeria: Sept. 1992 to May 1998. BSc. Major Geology.
--Government Secondary School Kaa, Rivers State, Nigeria
(Sept. 1985-May 1991): High school Diploma.
List of former Job Experience:
The following are my job experiences:
-- Oct. 2007-Sept. 2008, Barnes Jewish Hospital: worked as an acute care RN on a medicine floor, where I gained and delivered exceptional acute care management strategies: including but not limited to pain assessment, planning and intervention, administration of IV, IM, and oral pain medications to patients with acute and chronic pain conditions.
--Oct. 2008- Aug. 2010, DePaul Health Center: worked as an RN on a cardiac/neuro/telemetry, and stroke unit, where I attained and delivered excellent patient care on very high acuity cardiac/neuro/telemetry, and stroke patients: including but not limited to cardiac/neuro monitoring, performing complete cardiac and neuro assessment, management and intervention on patients.
Additional Clinical experience:
--Jan-May 2010, North Central Community Health Center, Jenning Station Road, St. Louis Missouri: as a graduate student, I completed a four month clinical rotation in a primary care/women’s health clinic, where I gained an excellent primary care patient management strategies, including women’s health issues and examinations: taking complete history and performing physical examinations, assessment, diagnosis, planning and interventions on patients, as well as handling episodic visits.
I also completed a 3-day “STD Intensive Course” through the St. Louis STD/HIV Prevention Training Center at Washington School of Medicine in St. Louis, Missouri, plus a 24 clinical hours at the STD clinic, at the North Central Community Health Center, Jenning Station Road St. Louis MO.
--Jan-June 2009, Barnes Jewish Hospital: as a graduate student, I completed a comprehensive 6 months clinical rotation in a cardiology/heart failure clinic, where I attained exceptional patient care management strategies on various cardiovascular diseases: including taking complete history and performing physical examination, assessment, diagnosis, planning and intervention on patients.
--Jan-May 2010, Midwest Cardiovascular (at DePaul Health center): also as a graduate student, I completed another 4 months of clinical rotation in a cardiovascular settings, where I achieved a lot of cardiovascular diagnostic testing, assessment, intervention, and management strategies, as well as cardiac monitoring.
Description of special interests and abilities: my special interests are in the areas of primary care, cardiac, neuro, stroke, telemetry, and acute care.
I am very well trained and capable of managing patients in these categories and more.
Description of special project completed:
Kekii, E.B. (2010).
The impact of nurse-led patient education on self-care,
self-efficacy, activities, and quality of life (QOL) in
adulta with heart failure. (Unpublished master’s graduate
Scholarly project). Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes
Jewish College,
St. Louis, MO
Presentation:
Kekii, E., Hendricks-Ferguson, V., Peters-Herron, A. (April, 2010).
The impact of nurse-led patient education on self-care,
self-efficacy, activities, and quality of life (QOL) in
adults with heart failure,. Poster session presented at
the Second Annual Research Day by the Tau Iota Chapter of
Sigma Theta Tau International titled: the Improving
Patient Outcomes through Research and Evidence-Based
Practice. At Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes Jewish
College, St. Louis, MO
Nursing license: Board certified ANP. License will be provided on request.
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