Bobby Johnson

Charge RN/Staff RN Urgent Care at Kaiser Permanente Hawaii
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(386) 825-5501
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Kapolei, Hawaii, United States, US

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Credentials

  • ACLS
    AHA
  • BLS
    AHA
  • PALS
    AHA
  • TNCC
    ENA

Experience

  • Kaiser Permanente Hawaii
    • United States
    • Hospitals and Health Care
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Charge RN/Staff RN Urgent Care
      • Jul 2021 - Present

      Charge RN and Staff RN in split operations between the Honolulu Clinic and West Oahu Clinic (Kapolei). Each clinic has 10-12 rooms/beds. Focus on acute ambulatory care but we often see high risk and even emergency cases regularly. Charge RN working often with one other RN supporting 3-4 providers managing 3-4 LPNs and Medical Assistants supported by Lab, XR, Ultrasound, Pharmacy and registration. We see a blend of patients ranging from minor acute care to primary care unable to see their PCP. We frequently see wound care patients and work closely the wound care staff. ACLS/PALS/BLS Certifications maintained during this time. My team understands and communicates often with the Kaiser outpatient clinic system, ER and MD Call Center. We often perform telephonic care as well. Show less

  • Kaiser Permanente
    • United States
    • Hospitals and Health Care
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • ER Staff RN
      • Dec 2011 - Jul 2021

      Emergency Room Staff RN. 37 Beds. Total 22 years working ER, 26 years as an RN. Incredibly well staffed, well equiped, well managed and led organization which puts many others to shame. My only regret was not joining sooner after leaving the military. I'm still interested in PRN work on Oahu or other islands. Interests remain with unique government opportunities overseas or environments not typical for normal staff nurses. Emergency Room Staff RN. 37 Beds. Total 22 years working ER, 26 years as an RN. Incredibly well staffed, well equiped, well managed and led organization which puts many others to shame. My only regret was not joining sooner after leaving the military. I'm still interested in PRN work on Oahu or other islands. Interests remain with unique government opportunities overseas or environments not typical for normal staff nurses.

  • Nurse Finders
    • United States
    • Hospitals and Health Care
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Staff RN
      • Dec 2010 - 2012

      Staff RN primarily working with local Emergency Rooms (Kuakini Hospital, Wahiawa General) and some occupational and community health nursing. Some part time work with Veterans Affairs (VA Hospital at Home Program, VA Outpatient Clinic Hilo) Staff RN primarily working with local Emergency Rooms (Kuakini Hospital, Wahiawa General) and some occupational and community health nursing. Some part time work with Veterans Affairs (VA Hospital at Home Program, VA Outpatient Clinic Hilo)

  • DOD Civilian-Schofield Barracks Acute Care Clinic
    • DOD US ARMY GS Civilian-Acute Care Clinic
      • Oct 2008 - Oct 2010

      Charge/Staff RN in a 10 bed Acute Care Clinic. Ran like an Emergency Room with exception of no ambulances taken. Clinic previously responsible for EMS response on Schofield Army Barracks. Charge/Staff RN in a 10 bed Acute Care Clinic. Ran like an Emergency Room with exception of no ambulances taken. Clinic previously responsible for EMS response on Schofield Army Barracks.

  • DOD Civilian Tripler Army Medical Center ER
    • DOD-US Army GS Civilian-Charge/Staff RN
      • Jul 2006 - Oct 2008

      DOD Civilian Charge/Staff RN ER 26 bed ER. Challenging environment with limited financing, limited staffing, high demand by numbers. Typical Military ER with exception of VA patients frequently seen. DOD Civilian Charge/Staff RN ER 26 bed ER. Challenging environment with limited financing, limited staffing, high demand by numbers. Typical Military ER with exception of VA patients frequently seen.

  • US Army
    • United States
    • Law Enforcement
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Army Nurse Corps Officer-Charge RN/Staff RN-Captain
      • Mar 2003 - Apr 2006

      Charge RN/Staff RN in 20 bed ER. Extensive clinical experience with MVAs, MCAs, gun shot wounds, stabbings and industrial related accidents. Drownings/Near Drownings frequent. Went through a tough transitional change during ER rennovation which took 1.5 years. Ft. Hood's Residency Program has taken first place in the nation for several years based on board scores. Extensive ER Experience.

    • Army Nurse Corps Officer-Charge/Staff RN-Captain
      • Jun 2003 - Feb 2004

      Charge/Staff RN in EMT Section (ER) of forward deployed 21st CSH (Combat Support Hospital) for Operation Iraqi Freedom 1. Sunni Triangle Area of Operation primarily supporting 4th Infantry Division and 13th Corps Support Command. Combat casualties seen on a daily basis. Incredible amount of trauma experience. Present for United Nations Bombing, Chinook Helicopter Shoot Down in Fallujah, Samarra Convoy Ambush which were Mass Casualty and Multiple Casualty Incidents. IED casualties and ambush casualties seen daily. Austere operational environment with mortar fire every 1-2 days and occassional harrassing machinegun fire. General Odierno Commander of 4th Infantry authorized 4th Infantry Battle Patch for 21st CSH Support. Show less

    • Army Nurse Corps Officer-ER/Critical Care Student-Captain
      • Nov 2002 - Mar 2003

      Student in a 4.5 month intense formal didactic and clinical course for Emergency Nursing and Critical Care Nursing. First 2 months of full 5 day 8 hour class days with Mondays having major exams, quiz during the week and major presentation on a critical care topic during this time. Last 2 months consisted of clinical time split with Wilford Hall ER, Brooke Army Medical Center ER with specialty introduction to NICU, PICU, Research Burn ICU, Burn Floor. Major presentation and final exam at the end. Very extensive and frequent experience with MVAs, gunshot wounds, stabbings and even wildlife/hunting accidents. Graduates earn 12 credit graduate nursing credit hours and earn MOS Specialty Identifiers (M5-ER) (8A-ICU). Show less

    • Army Nurse Corps Officer-1stLieutenant-Captain
      • Jul 2000 - Oct 2002

      Staff and Charge RN in a 20 bed Multi Care Unit including Pediatrics, Med/Surg, Communicable Disease, Orthopedics for approximately over 1 year. Staff and Charge RN in an 8 bed Emergency Department. Both units managing 4-8 Combat Medics, RNs, LPNs, CNAs, ward clerks. Also responsible for occasional medical escort of patients on fixed wing medevac flights . The Korean penninsula has significant hostility and corresponding security measures. First experience with victims of landmines. First experience with Malaria patients and Korean Hemmorhagic Fever (Hanta Virus). Support of Military Field Exercises Foal Eagle and Ulchi Focus Lens. Show less

    • Army Nurse Corps Officer-2ndLieutenant-1stLieutenant
      • Jan 1998 - Jul 2000

      2 years High Acuity Med/Surg/Oncology Floor. Extensive experience with Central Lines, PICC Lines, TPN, Neutropenic patients, Blood and blood product transfusions, Chemotherapy patients. 6 Months Working in Post Anesthesia Recovery. Support of JTF Bravo, Honduras, JRTC, Ft. Polk, LA, Operation Bright Star, Egypt.

Education

  • Capital University
    Bachelors of Science in Nursing, Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse
    1992 - 1997
  • Army Medical Command and School, Ft Sam Houston, TX
    US Army Critical Care/Emergency Nursing Course, US Army Specialty Identifier (M5), Emergency Room/Trauma Nursing
    2002 - 2003
  • Kettering Fairmont High School
    Preparing for college
    1990 - 1992
  • Civil Air Patrol
    Mitchell Award/Flight Officer, Flight Officer
    1988 - 1993

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