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Donna D'Alessandro has over 20 years of experience in nursing, including roles in quality management, professional development, employee health, infection control, workers compensation, ICU, ED, LTC, management and administration. As the current Chief Quality Officer, she has rebuilt infection prevention, employee health and workers compensation programs and successfully led her organization through four surveys in six months. She is passionate about sharing her experiences to inspire novice nurses and seeks new challenges where she can contribute to team success through diligence and commitment.
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Leadership in nursing is a key part in providing high quality healthcare to patients and in creating a conducive environment where staff are empowered. A nurse leader basically shows the other nurses the way and acts a bridge between them and the administrative leaders of the hospital. One of the responsibilities of a nurse leader is advocating for great patient care and needs of their unit nurses (Al-Dossary, 2017)by publicly supporting them. Another role is setting clear goals and accomplishing them successfully as well as building rapport with their followers. Application of creative thinking and problem solving skills should be part of day-to-day of a nurse leader. Other responsibilities include supervision of healthcare delivery, staffing and delegation of tasks to the nursing staff.
Education greatly contributes to nursing leadership skills; therefore, nursing education is crucial. A master’s education encompasses a course in leadership and care delivery which increases the effectiveness of leadership nursing as opposed to a newly registered nurse (Al-Dossary, 2017). For one to be an influential and successful nurse leader, strong interpersonal skills such as empathy and openness are very essential. This helps understanding the feelings of the staff and responding appropriately to them. Emotional intelligence is also significant since it leads to positive relationships between the nurse leaders and the staff (Hughes, 2017).This refers to the ability of one managing their emotions and those of others. These traits and more such as flexibility and integrity enhance good patient care, teamwork and promote a healthy working environment for nurses.
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Cindy Bunker describes her various roles and responsibilities at CarePro Health Services, including interviewing and hiring nurses, providing orientation and ongoing education, supervising nurses' work, handling investigations and terminations, coordinating patient care, and leading various initiatives to communicate the company's values and culture. She created tools to assess critical thinking for new hires and spent extra time orienting them. Bunker observed nurses monthly, provided re-education as needed, and facilitated annual family meetings and competency training. After her time at CarePro, she looks forward to a new challenge in making a positive impact.
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Born on January, 30th 1980 at Toraja, Sulawesi Selatan, Indonesia
Graduated Diploma Nursing in 2005 from Adventist University of Indonesia
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