Shannon M.

Moman, BSN,RN,LP
3690 Highway 205 North
Albertville, Al. 35950
806-674-8287
E-mail: sm10b92e0@westpost.net
PROFILE
Goal-directed, results-oriented professional with a strong medical background an
d education. Proficient in verbal and non-verbal communication skills, assertive
and adaptable. Self-motivated with high energy, initiative, and focus. Cultura
lly competent professional who values diversity and alternative perspectives. En
joying facilitating learning for me and others as nursing is ever changing in co
mplexity and lifelong learning is necessary to understand and implement evidence
based practice. I enjoy membership on committees and assisting in developing in
novative solutions for complex health care issues. Professional, personable, and
articulate in presentation skills. Areas of strength include:
Use of Evidence Based Practice in Nursing
Comprehensive ICU/ER/ Nursing and Paramedic Knowledge
Communication/Facilitation
Problem Solving/Decision Making
Program Management/Assessment
Client/Family/Community Relations
Adaptable/Assertive/Flexible
Presentations/Training/Computer Skills
Documentations/Writing
Professional Accomplishments
Amarillo College Associate Degree Nursing Outstanding Major May 2002
Licensed Paramedic State of Texas 2001 - Present
Charge Nurse - Leadership Role 2003 - Present
I have been a Travel RN from June 2003 to June 2011 with one year of that time
as full RN in ICU in Oklahoma. During my assignments I worked in the capacity of
Charge Nurse at small hospitals and Staff RN at larger facilities. My professio
nal expertise is in Critical Care and Emergency Room settings.
Charge Nurse - Leadership Role Sitka Community Hospital, Sitka, Alaska 2007 - 20
11
Charge Nurse responsible for Emergency Room patients in various degrees of illn
ess and trauma situations. Charge Nurse responsible for eleven bed hospital faci
lity with four ICU beds and 14 bed Nursing Home facility within the hospital set
ting. I was responsible for staffing appropriate nursing staff during my shift a
nd handle any nursing or ancillary staff issues. I was responsible for inventory
and procurement of adequate nursing supplies for the Emergency Room, hospital a
nd nursing home. I was part of the Rapid Response Team and the Code Blue Team wh
ile on duty at the hospital. I assisted in organization and participation in a M
ock Disaster with the City of Sitka, Emergency Services and hospital personnel.
During my assignment I worked with Alaska University School of Nursing providin
g preceptorship in the clinical setting. I worked with nursing students at the S
chool of Nursing to assist in teaching assessment and documentation skills.
Emergency Medical Technician/Intermediate Instructor Certification 1985-2001
I taught Emergency Medical Technician and Paramedic courses for 14 years to pro
cure voluntary Ambulance staff for the City of Dalhart, Texas. Among the courses
taught were Cardiac, Trauma and Pediatric Assessment skills. I was instrumental
in procuring a grant for the City of Dalhart to teach Emergency Medical Technic
ian/Paramedic classes at no cost to the students or the City of Dalhart.
Emergency Medical Technician Paramedic/Instructor Certification 1990-
2001
City of Dalhart Paramedic/Director of Ambulance Service 1993 - 1999
I worked as volunteer and paid paramedic from 1985 to 1993 and appointed as Dir
ector of Ambulance Service in February 1995. I was responsible for staffing thre
e ambulances full time, providing emergency medical equipment to equip the ambul
ances. I procured grants yearly to purchase ambulances for the City of Dalhart A
mbulance Service and trained in Medicare and Medicaid billing for ambulance serv
ices.
CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSE:
BSN
05/2010
Associate Degree Nursing
05/2002
Advanced Cardiac Life Support Certification 11/2012
CPR for Health Care Providers Certification 08/2012
TNCC Certification 03/2011
Paramedic Licensure 12/2010
Pediatric Advanced Life Support 02/2011(Course)
CPR Instructor/Trainer - 1987-2002
American Heart Association
Paramedic Certification 03/1990
Emergency Medical Technician/Intermediate - 1985-1990
Paramedic Instructor 1990 - 2001
Emergency Medical Technician Instructor 1986 - 2001
Nursing Preceptor for Nursing Students and New Graduates 2003 - Present
Critical Care Skills Include but not limited to:
CVP Monitoring and setup
Swan Ganz Monitoring and setup
Ventilator Management
Draw and Interpret ABG's
ICP Monitoring
All critical care drips including Vasoactive Drugs, setup, monitor and titrate
IV Insertion
Care and Treatment of all patients in Adult Critical Care areas with multisystem
failure including all levels of Shock
Care and Treatment of Trauma patients in the ER and Critical Care setting
Conscious Sedation with physician at bedside

Employment Nursing History

Title: Charge RN; ER/ICU/Acute Care/Long Term Care Dates of Service: 07/1
2/2010 - Present(Travel Assignment) 04/02/2009 - 05/25/2009
Employer: Sitka Community Hospital
06/02/2008 - 10/01/2008
209 Moller Avenue, Sitka, AK. 99835
01/08/2007 - 03/08/2007
Supervisor: Jo Ann Clyde, Director of Nursing, 907-747-1719

Duties:
Ensure the provision of quality emergency medical care to patients requiring eme
rgency treatment in accordance with physician orders, hospital policy, and evide
nce based nursing practice.
Educate patients and their families on disease processes, medical-surgical proce
dures and other aspects of therapeutic regimens, including medication and pain m
anagement techniques.
Collaborated effectively with an interdisciplinary team of medical and health ca
re professionals comprised of a physician, nurse manager, dietician, social work
er, case manager, and physician therapist.
Precept nursing students and new nurse graduates in areas of patient care, polic
ies, and procedures with demonstrated leadership skill.
Educated, counseled and supported families of elderly patients with dementia and
other illnesses affecting the elderly.
Manage the planning and implementation of interventions, coordinate patient refe
rrals and discharge planning activities.
Perform patient assessment, nursing diagnosis, provided general nursing care inc
luding, feeding tubes, catheters, phlebotomy, EKG, IV insertion.
Perform advanced nursing skills including assist with intubation, monitor ventil
ator patients and Vasoactive drips prior to Flight transfer to higher level of c
are hospital.
Initiated emergency resuscitative measures according to adult resuscitation prot
ocols.
Resolved key issues utilizing the nursing process and supported a holistic appro
ach to care.
Supervised a staff of 3 CNA's and 4 Registered Nurses exercising strong team lea
dership skills in areas of assignment delegation, scheduling, and patient relati
ons.
Title: Staff RN; Adult ICU Dates o
f Service: 09/14/09 - 05/04/2010
(Permanent position)
Employer: St. John's Medical Center
1923 S. Utica Ave., Tulsa, OK. 74101
Supervisor: Renee Watkins, Interim Nurse Manager, 918-744-2308
Duties:
Provided high-quality evidence based nursing care for critically ill patients wi
th multi-systems failure, Sepsis, cardiovascular-pulmonary-and renal problems de
monstrating strong observation, assessment, and intervention skills.
Assess patients' clinical conditions utilizing invasive and non-invasive monitor
equipment including, CVP, EKG, SPO2, A-Line, Swan-Ganz catheter, ventilator, Va
soactive drips, and defibrillator.
Administer medications orally, IV, topical, rectal, through feeding tubes and i
njections including but not limited to narcotics.
Managed assessments, nursing diagnoses and formulation of the written plan of ca
re.
Work collaboratively with medical staff and ancillary staff to address problems
and concerns.
Monitored MAP and BP, draw and interpret ABG's and manage arterial lines.
Provided instructions to the patients and families on health care education, dis
ease prevention and on health improvement.
Provided healthy and clean work environment in the hospital in ICU.
Administered conscious sedation as ordered by physician during Endoscopy, Parace
ntesis, Thoracentesis, intubation and other advanced procedures performed at bed
side.
Stabilized patients in crisis through BLS and ACLS Protocols. Assist with Cardia
c Arrest as team member.
Supported a holistic approach to care; developed therapeutic relationships and s
ustained throughout the health care continuum.
Title: Staff RN, Float Pool, AICU D
ate of Service: 06/08/2009 -09/12/2009
(Permanent Position)
Employer: John C. Montgomery VA Medical Center
1011 Honor Heights, Muskogee, OK. 74401
Supervisor: Pam Bowlin, Nurse Manager, 918-577-3045
Duties:
Provided high-quality evidence based nursing care for critically ill patients wi
th multi-systems failure, Sepsis, cardiovascular-pulmonary-and renal problems de
monstrating strong observation, assessment, and intervention skills.
Assess patients' clinical conditions utilizing invasive and non-invasive monitor
equipment including, CVP, EKG, A-Line, ventilator, Vasoactive drips, interpret
labs, ABG's and defibrillator.
Managed assessments, nursing diagnoses and formulation of the written plan of ca
re.
Administer medications orally, IV, topical, rectal, through feeding tubes and su
bq injections including but not limited to narcotics.
Monitored MAP and BP, draw and interpret ABG's and manage arterial lines.
Provided instructions to the patients and families on health care education, dis
ease prevention and on health improvement.
Administered conscious sedation as ordered by physician during Endoscopy, Parace
ntesis, Thoracentesis, intubation and other advanced procedures performed at bed
side.
Rapid Response and Code Team Member; stabilize patients in crisis through BLS an
d ACLS Protocols.
Supported a holistic approach to care; developed therapeutic relationships and s
ustained throughout the health care continuum.
Title: Staff RN, Neuro-Trauma ICU Dates of Ser
vice: 01/08/2009-03/06/209
(Travel Assignment)
Employer: St. John's Medical Center
1923 S. Utica Avenue, Tulsa, OK. 74101
Supervisor: Jo Dobbs, Nurse Manager, 918-744-2307
Duties:
Provided high-quality evidence based nursing care for critically ill patients wi
th severe Neuro-related injuries within a 25 bed unit with intracranial pressure
monitors, Swan-Ganz catheters,
Employment Nursing History (continued):
variety of drains, multi-systems failure, Sepsis, cardiovascular-pulmonary-and r
enal problems demonstrating strong observation, assessment, and intervention ski
lls.
Assess patients' clinical conditions utilizing invasive and non-invasive monitor
equipment including intracranial pressure monitors, Swan-Ganz catheters, variet
y of drains, CVP, EKG, SPO2, A-Line, ventilator, Vasoactive drips, and defibrill
ator.
Administer medications orally, IV, topical, rectal, through feeding tubes and in
jections including but not limited to narcotics.
Monitor MAP and Blood Pressure, draw and interpret ABG's and manage arterial lin
es.
Administered conscious sedation as ordered by physician during Paracentesis, Tho
racentesis, intubation, burr hole drilling and other advanced procedures perform
ed at bedside.
Stabilized patients in crisis through BLS and ACLS Protocols. Assist with Cardia
c Arrest as team member.
Work collaboratively with medical staff and ancillary staff to address problems
and concerns.
Provided instructions to the patients and families on health care education, dis
ease prevention and on health improvement.
Provided healthy and clean work environment in the hospital in ICU.
Supported a holistic approach to care; developed therapeutic relationships and s
ustained throughout the health care continuum.
. Caregiver for Step-Father Date of Serv
ice: 10/15/2008 -12/30/2009
70562 Main Street
Blountsville, Alabama 35031
Title: Staff RN, Trauma/Surgical ICU Date of Se
rvice: 01/21/2008 - 05/03/2008
(Travel Assignment)
Employer: University of New Mexico Medical Center
2211 Lomas Blvd, Albuquerque, NM 87106
Supervisor: Shelly McNabb, Nurse Manager, 505-272-2721
Duties:
Provided high-quality evidence based nursing care for critically injured and sur
gical patients with major injuries including internal and orthopedic demonstrati
ng strong observation, assessment, and intervention skills.
Assess patients' clinical conditions utilizing invasive and non-invasive monitor
equipment including, CVP, EKG, SPO2, A-Line, orthopedic, ventilator, Vasoactive
drips, and defibrillator.
Administer medications orally, IV, topical, rectal, through feeding tubes and in
jections including but not limited to narcotics, Vasoactive drips, Heparin and I
nsulin Drips.
Managed assessments, nursing diagnoses and formulation of the written plan of ca
re.
Work collaboratively with medical staff and ancillary staff to address problems
and concerns.
Monitored MAP and BP, draw and interpret ABG's and manage arterial lines.
Provided instructions to the patients and families on health care education, dis
ease prevention and on health improvement.
Provided healthy and clean work environment in the hospital in ICU.
Administered conscious sedation as ordered by physician during, Paracentesis, Th
oracentesis, intubation and other advanced procedures performed at bedside.
Stabilized patients in crisis through BLS and ACLS Protocols. Assist with Cardia
c Arrest as team member.
Supported a holistic approach to care; developed therapeutic relationships and s
ustained throughout the health care continuum.
Title: Staff RN, Adult ICU Date of Service: 09/19/2007
- 12/18/2007
(Travel Assignment)
Employer: St. John's Medical Center
1923 South Utica Avenue, Tulsa, Ok. 74101
Supervisor: Kim Vessels, Nurse Manager, 918-744-2307
Duties:
Provided high-quality evidence based nursing care for critically ill patients wi
th multi-systems failure, Sepsis, cardiovascular-pulmonary-and renal problems de
monstrating strong observation, assessment, and intervention skills.
Assess patients' clinical conditions utilizing invasive and non-invasive monitor
equipment including, CVP, EKG, SPO2, A-Line, Swan-Ganz catheter, ventilator, Va
soactive drips, and defibrillator.
Administer medications orally, IV, topical, rectal, through feeding tubes and in
jections including but not limited to narcotics.
Managed assessments, nursing diagnoses and formulation of the written plan of ca
re.
Work collaboratively with medical staff and ancillary staff to address problems
and concerns.
Monitored MAP and BP, draw and interpret ABG's and manage arterial lines.
Provided instructions to the patients and families on health care education, dis
ease prevention and on health improvement.
Provided healthy and clean work environment in the hospital in ICU.
Administered conscious sedation as ordered by physician during Endoscopy, Parace
ntesis, Thoracentesis, intubation and other advanced procedures performed at bed
side.
Stabilized patients in crisis through BLS and ACLS Protocols. Assist with Cardia
c Arrest as team member.
Supported a holistic approach to care; developed therapeutic relationships and s
ustained throughout the health care continuum.
Title: Charge/Staff RN, ICU Dates of Service
: 03/27/2007 - 08/01/2007
Rapid Response Team/Code Team 04/17/2006 - 12/10/20
06
Employer: Harris Regional Medical Center
68 Hospital Road, Sylva, NC 28779
Supervisor: Christi Festa, Nurse Manager, 828-586-7283
Duties.
Supervised a staff of one CNA and 3 RN's exercising strong team leadership skill
s in areas of assignment delegation, scheduling and patient relations.
Supervised and coordinated nursing activities in hospital unit.
Investigated and resolved complaints, and referred unusual problems to Nurse Man
ager.
Assess patients' clinical conditions utilizing invasive and non-invasive monitor
equipment including CVP, EKG, SPO2, Arterial Line, Vasoactive drips, Heparin an
d Insulin Drips, ventilator and defibrillator.
Administer medications orally, IV, topical, rectal, through feeding tubes and in
jections including but not limited to narcotics.
Managed assessments, nursing diagnoses and formulation of the written plan of ca
re.
Work collaboratively with medical staff and ancillary staff to address problems
and concerns.
Monitored MAP and BP, draw and interpret ABG's and manage arterial lines.
Provided instructions to the patients and families on health care education, dis
ease prevention and on health improvement.
Administered conscious sedation as ordered by physician during Endoscopy, Parace
ntesis, Thoracentesis, intubation and other advanced procedures performed at bed
side.
Stabilized patients in crisis through BLS and ACLS Protocols. Assist with Cardia
c Arrest as team member.
Supported a holistic approach to care; developed therapeutic relationships and s
ustained throughout the health care continuum.
Title: Staff RN, Cardiac ICU Date of Service: 02/04/2006-04/03/2006
Travel Assignment
Employer: Lovelace Medical Center
5400 Gibson Avenue Albuquerque, NM 87131
Supervisor: Willie Grace, Nurse Manager
Duties:
Assist other nurses with fresh open heart patients as the second team RN includi
ng monitoring output from chest tubes, drawing labs and monitor vital signs.
Assess patients' clinical conditions utilizing invasive and non-invasive monitor
ing equipment with external pacemaker, chest tubes, ventilators, Vasoactive drip
s, arterial lines, CVP's, monitor SP02 and Cardiac Output via Swan-Ganz catheter
s.
Provided high-quality evidence based nursing care for critically ill patients wi
th multi-systems failure, Sepsis, cardiovascular-pulmonary-and renal problems de
monstrating strong observation, assessment, and intervention skills.
Administer medications orally, IV, topical, rectal, through feeding tubes and in
jections including but not limited to narcotics.
Managed assessments, nursing diagnoses and formulation of the written plan of ca
re.
Work collaboratively with medical staff and ancillary staff to address problems
and concerns.
Monitored MAP and BP draw and interpret ABG's and manage arterial lines.
Provided instructions to the patients and families on health care education, dis
ease prevention and on health improvement.
Administered conscious sedation as ordered by physician during Endoscopy, Parac
entesis, Thoracentesis, intubation and other advanced procedures performed at be
dside.
Stabilized patients in crisis through BLS and ACLS Protocols. Assist with Cardia
c Arrest as team member.
Supported a holistic approach to care; developed therapeutic relationships and s
ustained throughout the health care continuum.

Employment Nursing History:

Title: Charge/Staff RN, ICU/PCU/Float ER Date of Service: 11/07/2005 -
02/03/2006
Travel Assignment
Employer: Southwestern Medical Center
2100 Lee Blvd Lawton, OK. 73505
Supervisor: Mercedes Gonzales, 580-531-4705
Duties:
Act as Charge Nurse intermittent exercising strong team leadership skills in are
as of assignment delegation, scheduling and patient relations.
Assess patients' clinical conditions utilizing invasive and non-invasive monitor
equipment including CVP, EKG, Arterial Line, Vasoactive drips, Heparin and Insu
lin Drips, ventilator and defibrillator.
Administer medications orally, IV, topical, rectal, through feeding tubes and in
jections including but not limited to narcotics.
Managed assessments, nursing diagnoses and formulation of the written plan of ca
re.
Work collaboratively with medical staff and ancillary staff to address problems
and concerns.
Monitored MAP and BP, draw and interpret ABG's and manage arterial lines.
Provided instructions to the patients and families on health care education, dis
ease prevention and on health improvement.
Provide evidenced based nursing care for critically ill patients with multi-syst
em failure including neurological, pulmonary, surgical and orthopedic demonstrat
ing strong observation, assessment, and intervention skills.
Administered conscious sedation as ordered by physician during Endoscopy, Parace
ntesis, Thoracentesis, intubation and other advanced procedures performed at bed
side.
Stabilized patients in crisis through BLS and ACLS Protocols and part of Cardiac
arrest team.
Supported a holistic approach to care; developed therapeutic relationships and s
ustained throughout the health care continuum.
Title: Staff RN, Trauma/Surgical ICU, Float CCU Date of Servic
e: 08/07/2005 - 11/04/2005
Travel Assignment
Employer: Wellmont Holston-Valley Medical Center
130 Ravine Road Kingsport, TN 37660
Supervisor: Danny Dingus, Charge RN, 423-224-6320
Duties: I worked as a Staff RN in the Trauma/Surgical ICU and was assigned two c
ritically ill patients. I performed evidenced based practice nursing in the care
and treatment of patients intermittently on ventilators, multiple drips, centra
l venous lines, arterial lines, with many patients diagnosed with multi-systems
failure from critical injuries, multi-systems failure, Sepsis, and other less cr
itical diagnosis. I assisted physicians in advanced procedures including placeme
nt of central venous lines, arterial lines chest tubes and intubation at bedside
. I administered conscious sedation to patients during advanced procedures with
physician present at bedside. I assisted other staff with care and treatment of
patients and other duties as assigned. I floated to other units such as Step-dow
n unit and CCU unit.

Title: Staff RN, Trauma ICU/Medical ICU Date of Service: 04/18/200

5-07/17/2005
Travel Assignment
Employer: Washoe Medical Center
1155 Mill Street Reno, NV 89502
Supervisor: Heidi Ritchie, Interim Manager, 775-982-4100
Duties:
I worked as a Staff RN in the Trauma/Surgical ICU and was assigned two critical
ly ill patients. I performed evidenced based practice nursing in the care and tr
eatment of patients intermittently on ventilators, multiple drips, central venou
s lines, arterial lines, with many patients diagnosed with multi-systems failure
from critical injuries, major fractures requiring surgery, and other less criti
cal diagnosis. I assisted physicians in advanced procedures including placement
of central venous lines, arterial lines, chest tubes and intubation at the bedsi
de. I administered conscious sedation to patients during advanced procedures wit
h physician present at bedside. I assisted other staff with care and treatment o
f patients and other duties as assigned
Staff RN, Cardiac ICU Travel Assignment 01/03/2005 - 04/04/2005
St. Frances Medical Center
6161 Yale Avenue Tulsa, OK. 74127
Supervisor: Kathy Hurlburt, Clinical Coordinator, 918-494-3499
Duties:
I worked as a Staff RN in the Cardiac and Medical ICU units. I assisted other n
urses with fresh open heart patients and second day open heart patients. I perfo
rmed evidenced based practice nursing in the care and treatment of patients inte
rmittently on ventilators, multiple drips, central venous lines, arterial lines,
pacemakers and chest tubes. Many patients were diagnosed with multi-systems fai
lure, Sepsis, pneumonia, critical heart conditions and other less critical diagn
oses. I assisted physicians in advanced procedures including placement of chest
tubes, central lines, intubation at bedside and administered conscious sedation
with physician at bedside. I floated to CCU units.
Charge/Staff RN, Cardiac/Medical ICU/ER Travel Assignment 08/18/2004 - 12/17
/2004
Verde Valley Medical Center
269 S. Candy Lane Cottonwood, Az. 86326
Supervisor: Linda Stover, ANP, Interim Nurse Manager, 928-639-6000
Duties: I worked as a Staff RN in the ICU and was assigned two critically ill pa
tients. I performed evidenced based practice nursing in the care and treatment o
f patients intermittently on ventilators, multiple drips, central venous lines,
arterial lines and chest tubes. Many patients were diagnosed with multi-systems
failure, pneumonia, Sepsis, and other less critical diagnosis. I assisted physic
ians in advanced procedures including placement of central venous lines, arteria
l lines, chest tubes, intubation at bedside and administered conscious sedation
with physician at bedside. I was part of the Code Team while on duty and was int
ermittently assigned the Charge Nurse duties including responsibilities for staf
fing on the unit. I floated to ER as assigned.

Staff RN, Trauma/Surgical/Neuro ICU Travel Assignment 05/08/2004 - 08/07/20

04
Fletcher Allen Medical Center
111 Colchester Avenue
Burlington, VT. 05401
Supervisor: Janice Ploog, Assistant Director ICU, 800-358-1144
Duties: I worked as a Staff RN in the Neuro/Trauma/Cardiac ICU and was assigned
two critically ill patients. I performed evidenced based practice nursing in the
care and treatment of patients intermittently on ventilators, multiple drips, c
entral venous lines, arterial lines, ICP monitoring and Ventricular drains with
many patients diagnosed with multi-systems failure, Sepsis, Critical head injuri
es, CVA's with head bleeds requiring surgery and other less critical diagnosis.
I assisted physicians in advanced procedures including placement of central veno
us lines, arterial lines, chest tubes and intubation at bedside including admini
stration of conscious sedation to patients during Endoscopy procedures and other
advanced procedures with physician at bedside. I assisted other staff with care
and treatment of patients and other duties as assigned.
Charge/Staff RN, Float ER, Telemetry Travel Assignment 01/20/2004 - 04/26/2
004
Navapache Regional Medical Center
2200 Show Low Lake Road Show Low, AZ. 85901
Supervisor: Shelly Sacket, Director ICU, 928-537-4375
Duties: I worked as a Staff RN in the ICU and was assigned two critically ill pa
tients. I performed evidenced based practice nursing in the care and treatment o
f patients intermittently on ventilators, multiple drips, central venous lines,
arterial lines and chest tubes. Many patients were diagnosed with multi-systems
failure, pneumonia, Sepsis, and other less critical diagnosis. I assisted physic
ians in advanced procedures including placement of central venous lines, arteria
l lines, chest tubes, intubation of patients at bedside and administered conscio
us sedation with physician at bedside. I was part of the Code Team while on duty
and was intermittently assigned the Charge Nurse duties including responsibilit
ies for staffing on the unit. I floated to ER as assigned.
Staff RN, Medical-Cardiac ICU, Float ER Travel Assignment 08/18/2003 - 01/14
/2004
Longmont United Medical Center,
1950 Mountain View Avenue Longmont, CO. 65615
Supervisor: Kevin Butler, Interim Nurse Manager, 303-651-5111
Duties: I worked as a Staff RN in the Cardiac and Medical ICU units. I assisted
other nurses with fresh open heart patients and second day open heart patients.
I performed evidenced based practice nursing in the care and treatment of patien
ts intermittently on ventilators, multiple drips, central venous lines, arterial
lines, pacemakers and chest tubes. Many patients were diagnosed with multi-syst
ems failure, Sepsis, pneumonia, critical heart conditions and other less critica
l diagnoses. I assisted physicians in advanced procedures including placement of
chest tubes, central lines, intubation at bedside and administered conscious se
dation with physician at bedside. I floated to ER and step-down units.
Staff RN, Cardiac ICU, Float Step-Down Travel Assignment 06/08/2003 - 08/01/20
03
Skaggs Community Hospital
Skaggs Blvd, P. O. Box 650
Supervisor: Linda Smith, Nurse Manager, 417-334-9015
Duties: I worked as a Staff RN in the Cardiac, Medical ICU and Step-down units.
I was responsible for care and treatment of second day open heart patients inclu
ding patients diagnosed with multiple systems failure, Sepsis, pneumonia, critic
al heart conditions and other less critical diagnoses. I performed evidenced ba
sed practice nursing in the care and treatment of patients intermittently on ven
tilators, multiple drips, central venous lines, arterial lines, pacemakers and c
hest tubes. I assisted physicians in advanced procedures including placement of
chest tubes, central lines, intubation at bedside and administered conscious sed
ation with physician at bedside. I floated to step-down units.
Staff RN, MICU, Float SICU, CCU, ER Full time RN 10/10/2002
- 05/31/2002
Baptist St. Anthony's Hospital
1601 Wallace Blvd. Amarillo, Texas 79106
Supervisor: Marta Williams, Charge RN, 806-212-2000
Staff RN, CCU, Float SICU Full time RN 05/2002 - 11/2002
Northwest Texas Hospital
1500 Coulter Road Amarillo, Texas 79109
Other Medical Experience:
Director of Emergency Medical Services 02/1996 - 10/19
99
City of Dalhart/Coon Memorial Hospital EMS
1411 Denver Avenue Dalhart, Texas 79022
Supervisors: Greg Duggan, City Manager, City of Dalhart
Leroy Schaffer, CEO Coon Memorial Hospital
Dalhart, Texas 806-244-5511
Field Paramedic Full time and volunteer 04/1993 -
2/1996
City of Dalhart EMS
201 Denrock Avenue, Dalhart, Texas 79022
Supervisor: Greg Duggan, City Manager 806-244-5511
Paramedic/Emergency Services Clerk 09-1992 -04/1993
Coon Memorial Hospital
1411 Denver Avenue Dalhart, Texas 79022
Supervisor: Leroy Schaffer, CEO 806-244-8541
Emergency Medical Technician/Paramedic Volunteer
01/01/1985 - 04/1993
City of Dalhart, Texas EMS Service
Surgical Assistant/Medical Assistant 08/1991 - 07/199
2
Dr. Manual Bustos, Cardiovascular Surgeon
301 Texas Blvd, Dalhart, Texas 79022

EDUCATION
Bachelor's of Science Degree in nursing 05/08/2010
Associate Degree Nursing 05/08/2002
Associate Degree Paramedicine 08/01/2001
Emergency Medical Technician/Paramedic Instructor 1987 - 2001
Community Service
Nursing Preceptor 2003 - Present
Domestic Violence Volunteer 1992 - 1997
EMT/Paramedic Instructor 1985 - 2001
Tri-State Health Fair Board Officer 1987 - 1999
County Health Fair Board Officer 1984 - 1987
County Emergency Management Team 1984 - 1987
City Soccer League Officer/Coach 1983 - 1987
City Softball/Baseball League Officer/Coach 1983 - 1987
PTA Officer/Volunteer 1983 - 1991
Paramedic Volunteer for Amateur Bull Riding Fund Raiser 1986 - 1999
City of Dalhart, Texas
Affiliation
Texas Nurses Association 2002 - Present
American Nurses Association 2002 - Present
American Association of Critical Care Nurses 2002 - Present
Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society 03/2010
Emergency Nurses Association 03/2013

Nursing License
Texas (Original) License #: 686788 10/2012
Alabama License #: 1-104896 10/2012
Alaska License #: 23926 10/2012
Nevada License #: RN47809 10/2010
Oklahoma License #: R0081888 10/2012
California License #: 775965
11/30/2011
Minnesota License #: Temporary
05/2011