Brittany Governo
Psychiatric Registered Nurse at Addictions Foundation of Manitoba- Claim this Profile
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Addictions Foundation of Manitoba
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Canada
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Hospitals and Health Care
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1 - 100 Employee
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Psychiatric Registered Nurse
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Mar 2021 - Present
-Supporting patients during their in-house addictions treatment program -Assessing for active withdrawal and organizing transport and admission to hospital if needed -COVID-19 testing upon admission -Intake assessments and discharge planning -Proficient in administering Naloxone in overdose situations -Supporting patients during their in-house addictions treatment program -Assessing for active withdrawal and organizing transport and admission to hospital if needed -COVID-19 testing upon admission -Intake assessments and discharge planning -Proficient in administering Naloxone in overdose situations
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Health Sciences Centre
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Canada
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Hospitals and Health Care
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700 & Above Employee
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Psychiatric Registered Nurse
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Apr 2015 - Present
-Acute inpatient care - building effective therapeutic relationships, medication administration, ensuring patient safety, daily mental sttus assessments, discharge planning, suicide risk assessments, ostomy care, IV therapy, nasogastic tube management -Providing culturally sensitive and trauma informed care -Use of non violent crisis interventions -Creating nursing care plans for patients with dual diagnoses -Teamwork when working as a contributing member of the interdisciplinary team to accomplish common goals and deliver effective patient care Show less
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Peguis Senior Centre
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Peguis 1 B, Manitoba, Canada
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Director Of Nursing
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Aug 2018 - Jan 2019
-Managing nursing and support staff schedules -Ensuring safe and efficient staffing ratios -Overseeing direct patient care -Serving Indigenous populations with respect to the Indigenous culture and customs and providing culturally sensitive and trauma informed care -Managing difficult caseloads -Participating in Interlake Networking meetings -Participating in strategies to get the center recognized and accredited by the Interlake Region -Managing nursing and support staff schedules -Ensuring safe and efficient staffing ratios -Overseeing direct patient care -Serving Indigenous populations with respect to the Indigenous culture and customs and providing culturally sensitive and trauma informed care -Managing difficult caseloads -Participating in Interlake Networking meetings -Participating in strategies to get the center recognized and accredited by the Interlake Region
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