Carly Weddle is an ICU nurse with over 10 years of nursing experience in various healthcare settings including hospitals, mental health facilities, and long-term care. She has clinical expertise in caring for diverse patient populations across the lifespan. Weddle is known among her peers as a hard worker, effective communicator, and mentor. She is pursuing her BSN and maintains certifications in medical-surgical nursing and critical care. Weddle has received numerous awards for her work at the VA hospital where she currently serves on several committees focused on clinical practice, restraint policies, and mentoring students.

1. Carly Weddle
28651 SW Greenway Drive Wilsonville, Or. 97070
Carly.weddle@yahoo.com
503-545-6284 Cell
Current Position: ICU Nurse
Area of Expertise and Clinical Skills
 Have nursing experience in a variety of various health care settings, including
hospitals, mental health, acute and long term facilities.
 Possess clinical knowledge to care for the needs of diverse population of patients
including; children, adults, geriatric.
 Able to work collaboratively with a team in a complex clinical care setting with
systemic health challenges.
 Regarded by peers as hard working, effective communicator, mentor to others and
team player.
 Thorough understanding of pathophysiology and pharmacology on critically ill
patients.
 Contribute, generate and maintain positive therapeutic relationships with
internal/external clients, family members and interdisciplinary team.
Professional Development
Department of Veteran Affairs: Magnet Hospital 2008-Current
Med-Surg: Telemetry and Oncology
Assessed and managed care of veterans with acute and chronic cardiac disease and
multiple stages of cancer. Administered medications including chemotherapy, developed
care plans, and mentored students from University of Portland. Involved in several
Nursing Committees including Clinical Practice Committee, Unit Based Council,
Restraints and Seclusion Committee. Participated in policy development and practice
improvement as the author of Antineoplastic Medications Policy and Procedure and co-
author of “Moving Towards Restraint Free Medical Center” submitted to ANCC
National Magnet Conference.
ICU: MICU/SICU/CCU: Beacon Award of Excellence
Assess, plan, implement, evaluate and document care of patients experiencing life
threatening problems requiring complex assessments and interventions. Interpret
complex cardiac and hemodynamic monitoring, conscious sedation, invasive and
extensive surgeries including liver and kidney transplants, ENT, urology, lung, neuro
cardiac and vascular surgeries chemotherapy, and float pool. Proficient performing
clinical skills including: IV starts, pushes, drips, 12-lead EKG, cardiac monitors, blood
monitoring, transfusions, central line care, blood gases, ventilators, and codes team.
Trillium Parry Center for Children 2008-2013
Nursing included managing care and assessing children, giving medications, admissions,
discharges, EKG’s, facilitation of lab draws, UA, MAR reviews, medications
reconciliations and quality/control reviews.

2. Education
Organic Chemistry, Portland Community College 2014-current
Linfield RN to BSN Program 2011
Associates of Applied Science: Nursing, Portland Community College 2007
Associates of Science, Portland Community College 2006
Associates of Arts, Portland Community College 2006
Associates of General Studies, Portland Community College 2005
Business Management Degree, Trend College 2001
Certifications and Licensure
RN License, Oregon #200840633RN
Certified Medical-Surgical Registered Nurse 2012
Critical Care Registered Nurse Pending
BLS, ACLS Exp.2016
VHA Coaching and Mentoring Certification-Fellow 2010-current
Awards
Preceptor Award 2011
Preceptor Award 2012
4th Quarter “Team of the Quarter” Award 2011
Promise Award 2014
Preceptor Award 2015
Committee’s
Unit Base Council-Member and current Co-chair 2007-current
NURSE Committee 2014-current
Preceptor Committee 2013-current
CRRT Committee 2014-current
Neuro Committee 2014-current
Open Heart/IABP 2014-current
Healthy Work Environment Committee 2015