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<p>Summary</p>
<p>Passionate, dedicated and assertive leader aspiring to pursue a career in Nursing. (Comment) Comment by jon palmieri: You should elaborate on the Summary. Nurses are caring people, they want to help others, they like to complete the jobs in front of them. They tend to me very procedural and mythological and they have to work with others and communicate with people. You need your summary to say things along these lines and elaborate on who you are as a person and how it speaks to you being a great nurse. That shouldn’t be hard because your awesome. =)</p>
<p>Education</p>
<p>University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT</p>
<p>Certificate Entry into Nursing (CEIN/BS), expected December 2017 Comment by jon palmieri: No need to put expected, it’s a softener like you could potentially not graduate</p>
<p>Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, CT</p>
<p>Bachelor of Science, Exercise Science &amp; Health Promotion, May 2013</p>
<p>Certifications Comment by jon palmieri: I would move these certifications to the bottom. And bring your language skills up. Its more of my personal belief but I would imagine that a nurse manager would expect you to have these certs coming out of school. I could be wrong though.</p>
<p>National Institute of Health Stroke Scale International Certification A</p>
<p>Basic Life Support: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Automated External Defibrillator and First Aid</p>
<p>Clinical Experience Comment by jon palmieri: Depending on the position you are going for you should elaborate on the patient panels you were exposed to. Their general age range, the type of illnesses you saw, the people you worked with, and the type of procedures and treatment</p>
<p>Hospital of Central Connecticut, New Britain, CT</p>
<p>Student Nurse, Stroke and Telemetry Unit (504 hours) Spring 2017 &amp; Fall 2017</p>
<p>· Performed head-to toe assessments to evaluate patient’s health Comment by jon palmieri: You performed physicals? , you charted the results? Were these intakes? Dismissals?</p>
<p>· Consulted with patients and family members, educating on the risk factors regarding heart disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and diabetes Comment by jon palmieri: As a young nurse they are looking for you to show clinical experience, and part of clinical experience is educating not only the patient but other family support systems. Nurses hate having to tell the patients family members what is going on.</p>
<p>· Monitored and interpreted data for patients daily to analyze lab results, diagnostic tests and vital signs</p>
<p>· Developed patient care plans and post discharge plans in collaboration with the nurses (and Physicians?)</p>
<p>· Used the nursing process to assess, plan, implement and evaluate effective care for patients Comment by jon palmieri: This sounds off. I think what you are going for is providing a standard of care, but it’s a very fluffy sentence to say used the nursing process. The people you are putting your resume in front of are most likely nurses, you want to either elaborate on what you did, or the result of what you did.</p>
<p>· Provided a patient centered continuum of care with the use of proper interventions to improve the patient’s quality of life Comment by jon palmieri: This is a buzzword in the healthcare space. We use provide a coordinated continuum of care. May want to reword to speak in your audiences language.</p>
<p>· Assisted in the delivery of nursing care, coordination of patient care with developed time management skills Comment by jon palmieri: This is very similar to above, I think you could combine them to say that you provided a standard of care, while managing your time effectively, and implementing and evaluating care for patients.</p>
<p>· Provide continuous observation of acutely ill patients by completing hourly rounds Comment by jon palmieri: Depending if you want an acute care setting our an outpatient setting we should talk about how to elaborate</p>
<p>· Successfully delegated and prioritized care to help improve patient outcomes Comment by jon palmieri: As a student nurse I think it’s a bit of a stretch to say you delegated to much. It sounds like your gunning for management. I would talk moore about the coordinate and collaboration of the team to provide efficient and effective care.</p>
<p>· Collaborated with the interdisciplinary team to help patients with achieving daily goals and outcomes Comment by jon palmieri: Interdiscplinary collaborate is another big thing, hospitals systems are about the downstream revenue which is a result of collaboration and referrals.  I think its worth elaborating on.</p>
<p>· Highly effective verbal and written communication with nurses when reporting any physiological or mental changes Comment by jon palmieri: Missed opportunity to say that you are bi-lingual</p>
<p>· Displayed ability to manage multiple priorities in a high-volume environment Comment by jon palmieri: This is redundant to your other time management points above. I would include the high-volume environemtn but boil the multiple points into one.   Also, if you have any stats of how high volume an environment it was. Nurse practitioners in Primary care see an average of 12-16 patients in an 8 hour shift, something like every 20-30 minutes they see a patient. Some companies see 4 patients in an hour for their providers. Just something to think about.
· Utilized problem-solving skills when determining the proper interventions for a patient with heart failure Comment by jon palmieri: Cardiology is a big service line, if you are interested in it you can elaborate more in this section on the specialty, and what you learned about it. From stress lab, to intervention, to education.</p>
<p>Manchester Memorial Hospital, Manchester, CT</p>
<p>Student Nurse, Behavioral Health Unit (98 hours), Summer 2017 Comment by jon palmieri: Behavioral Health is huge right now. Mostly because hospitals make a lot of money off of Drug assisted interventions. If you had any exposure to suboxine, methodone, or addiction in any way talk about It more.   Also, were you trained on holds, or anything else? Including spotting drug addictions/seeking behaviors?</p>
<p>· Assessed and educated adult patients and respective caregivers/families about mental health Comment by jon palmieri: Adult and gerontology?
· Promoted the importance of self-care activities to enhance therapy</p>
<p>· Educated adult patient about the importance of medication compliance Comment by jon palmieri: How did you educate them, what did you teach them?</p>
<p>· Applied therapeutic communication techniques with patients Comment by jon palmieri: Applied is not the word I would use here.  Utilized therapeutic… Deployed therapeutic…Employed Therapeutic…..</p>
<p>· Assessed patient psychological status by using the Mental Status Exam for evaluation Comment by jon palmieri: You used assed in the same section try using something different here. Evaluated?Or change up the wording.Employed the Mental Status exam for the evaluation and assessments of Patients psychological status, in the development of education and treatment plans in conjunction with family support and self-care activities.</p>
<p>· Educated patients about how to improve coping and social skills to decrease fears Comment by jon palmieri: I think you could combine this with some of the points above. They are all related, better to be concise then look like your filling space. After all you are a student, we can elaborate in other ways.</p>
<p>Yale New Haven Hospital, New Haven, CT</p>
<p>Student Nurse, Neuroscience Pediatrics (98 hours), Summer 2017 Comment by jon palmieri: Pediatrics has a lot more regulations with the dept child welfare and the ethical implications of working with a kid and their family. You may want to elaborate on any times you have worked with DCWS or elaborate on overcoming the challenge of working with minors and their families.   Neuro also has a lot of procedural knowledge such as the color tests, memory, vision, etc that are used to evaluate patients. I would elaborate here.</p>
<p>· Educated patient/family about health promotion and treatment plan</p>
<p>· Collaborated with preceptor and other members of the healthcare team to effectively plan and provide patient care Comment by jon palmieri: This should be true throughout your resume, It comes off as a filler, but is still important I would elaborate a bit more on the scope of responsibility and have this be a re-informant of your efforts to provide great patient care. Comment by jon palmieri:</p>
<p>Yale New Haven Hospital, New Haven, CT</p>
<p>Student Nurse, Maternity (98 hours) Summer 2017 Comment by jon palmieri: Family planning comes with a lot of cultural beliefs, and personal beliefs that get in the way of medical care. Like mid wifes, and natural birthing that may not be the best for the family. You may want to elaborate on this.You were in the OR no? Talk more about that too!</p>
<p>· Provided couplet care to mothers and babies by offering advice and support to facilitate family bonding</p>
<p>· Developed patient care plans and post-discharge care plans in collaboration with the supervisory RN
· Delivered patient care and patient/family education in collaboration with the RN Clinical Coach by addressing skills for infant care through presentations for families
· Assessed mothers using the BUBBLE HE tool to monitor postpartum recovery
· Monitored vital signs for post pregnancy complications Comment by jon palmieri: Im no nurse, but this sounds like something you could elaborate on.</p>
<p>Leadership &amp; Professional Associations</p>
<p>Vice President and Head of Executive Board, Phi Delta Theta Fraternity</p>
<p>Special Skills</p>
<p>Language: Fluent in Polish Comment by jon palmieri: This is a much bigger deal then your giving it. Don’t stuff it at the bottom of your resume</p>
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