Experience

Kansas City University

• United States
• Higher Education
• 400 - 500 Employee

• Simulation Nurse Educator

  • Nov 2021 - Present

  ● Track, log and organization data and spreadsheets to monitor the effectiveness of learning objectives ● Observe and participate in the learning process of student doctors when learning assessment and improve humanism connections that will increase the satisfaction of patients. ● Review cases for simulation and collaborate with the lectures, labs and practical checklist to increase the standardization for the patients and help the university move towards accreditation. ● Code, design cases within simulation program as well as troubleshooting the computers and connection issues when they arise. ● Answer medical and pharmaceutical questions with best practices during mannequin-based encounters.



St. Joseph County Department of Health

• United States
• Public Health
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Clinic Coordinator

  • Nov 2018 - Nov 2021

  ● Facilitated communicable disease medical treatment for 15 of community members over twelve months, with no repeat hospitalizations required during care. ● Controlled vaccine inventory for the Health Department Immunization program that includes an estimated 2,000 total doses of vaccines being stored, delegated inventory duties to three full time staff to ensure compliance with state regulations. ● Ability to work across multi-agency or multi-disciplinary professional networks between different counties within MO and KS and create influencing data in order to make effective decision making for the better of the community. ● Collect and analyze data—through observations, interviews, and surveys, and by using data and statistical collection to find the causes of over 50 diseases or other health problems and commonalities.



Mosaic Life Care Foundation

• United States
• Hospitals and Health Care
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Oncology Registered Nurse

  • Dec 2017 - Nov 2018

  ● Collaborated with four other nursing staff in maintaining a calm environment in caring for at like four to six patients per nurse over a twelve-hour time span. ● Commended by supervisors for handling difficult situations involving both patients and their families with three different caregiver notes left for my supervisor from three different patients based on my care given from a six-month time frame. ● Able to remember clinical and medical information derived from past experiences and use it as precedence when dealing with new clinical and emergency situations while taking care of five patients at time.