The document summarizes the clinical rotations of a nurse practitioner student including: 1) A 120 hour rotation at Canal Point Nursing & Rehabilitation Center where they performed physical assessments, acute and chronic illness management, and basic procedures. 2) A 120 hour rotation at Hillcrest Cleveland Clinic in pain management where they provided quality care and assessments for patients with acute complex pain conditions. 3) A 200 hour emergency room rotation at UHCMC where they obtained patient histories, performed exams, ordered tests, developed treatment plans, and performed procedures.

1. Clinical Rotations
Canal Point- Nursing & Rehabilitation Center- Akron Ohio
Christina Rossetti CNP
120 Hours (02/11/2015-4/06/2015)
 Performed comprehensive physical assessments on adults ages 16 through 85, medical and
pharmacological management of acute and chronic illness.
 Developed competency in basic suturing, skin biopsies, incision and drainage of simple wounds.
Pain Management –Hillcrest Cleveland Clinic- Mayfield Ohio
Josephina Puskas CNP
120 Hours (06/01/2015-07/08/15)
 Provided and promoted and support for quality care related to patient population experiencing acute
complex pain conditions.
 Performed comprehensive health assessment,diagnosis and treatment of individuals with pain
management health needs.
 Collaborated with physicians,nurses othermembers of the interdisciplinary team in planning the care
of patients needing enhanced pain management interventions.
 Initiated referrals to other healthcare providers and resource agencies.
Emergency Room UHCMC- Cleveland Ohio
Maetinee Loparo, NPC
200 hours (9/21/15- 1/4/2016)
 Obtained patient histories; performed physical examinations; ordered laboratory tests; developed and
implement treatment plans.
 Performed diagnostic and treatment procedures.
 Recorded findings into Electronic Medical Records.
 Provided patient education and counseling.
St John Medical Pediatric and Nursery unit
Dr. Melanie Stempowski Pediatrician
150 hours (5/2/2016-8/3/2016)
 Caring for pediatrics in both the outpatient and inpatient setting.
 Performed diagnostic treatment and procedures.
 Performed physicalexaminations and develop a plan of care tailored for the child and family.
 Provided reasonable and complete, age appropriate history and physical examination in children of all
ages.
 Provided education and counseling about common risk factors that contribute to the development of
pediatric disease and injury.