CODY

FELISKY
757 Mulligan Lane
Westminster, MD 21158
codyfelisky@yahoo.com (443) 340-0895

POSITION SOUGHT: New Grad RN

Carroll Community College
Major: Nursing

EDUCATION

Westminster, MD
Graduating December 2015

CLINICAL TRAINING
Under supervision of an RN
Performed complete head-to-toe assessments on patients including neurologic, respiratory, and
cardiology.
Monitored physical and mental status changes in patient and reported any changes to the RN
for further intervention
Educated patients and families on disease processes, medical procedures, discharge planning,
and postoperative care. Examples include sepsis, paracentesis, cardioversion, and post
thoracotomy care
Direct patient care including personal hygiene, ambulation, transferring from bed to chair, and
assisting patients with feeding
Placed Foley catheters, changed dressings, assessed post-op wounds, gave finger sticks, and
bladder scanned patients
PRACTICUM PLACEMENT
Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick, MD
Under supervision of my preceptor
Administered oral, subcutaneous, intramuscular, and IV medications and documented
accordingly
Assessed cardiac catheter sites according to hospital protocol, monitored vital signs, and patient
for any signs of complications
Interpreted telemetry strips and monitored patients with irregular heart rhythms
Assisted in a code blue and rapid response involving a patient in ventricular tachycardia
resulting in cardioversion
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Greater Baltimore Medical Center
Baltimore, MD
Nursing Student II/Nursing Support Technician May 2015 Present
Provide personal care and support for up to 12 patients on a Progressive Care Unit
Attach patients to five lead telemetry monitors and perform twelve lead EKGs when needed
Electronically document patient fall risk assessments, personal hygiene, meal intake, intake and
output of fluids, vital signs, positioning, and hourly rounding in MediTech
Use Mobilab and the tube system to send samples to lab
Work with nurses to learn more about procedures, disease processes, and medications such as
emergency medications, pacemaker implantation, telemetry strip interpretation, and central
line dressing changes