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Cori Arena was born in Corbin, KY and is passionate about nursing. She will receive her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Kentucky in December 2011. She has experience working as a Certified Nurse's Assistant at the University of Kentucky Chandler Medical Center. Her ultimate goal is to gain experience in the NICU and later become a Neonatal Nurse Practitioner with a Doctor of Nursing Practice.
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Andres Cerna is an occupational therapy student who is expected to graduate with a Master's degree in Occupational Therapy from the University of St. Augustine in August 2015. He has a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology from California State University, Long Beach. His relevant experience includes clinical work assisting nurses and therapists, personal training, and coordinating organ donation as a family care coordinator. Currently, he is completing his Level II fieldwork at Concentra Urgent Care where he manages a caseload of patients and provides occupational therapy for upper extremity conditions. He is fluent in English and Spanish and CPR/First Aid certified.
Internship Powerpoint
The document summarizes the student's 180-hour internship at The Care Center occupational therapy clinic. The Care Center treats children with various diagnoses using occupational, physical, speech, and aquatic therapies. As an intern, the student's duties included assisting therapists, preparing materials, filing paperwork, and completing projects like a case study and presentation. The internship experience confirmed the student's interest in pursuing a career in occupational therapy.
My Resume Oct. 2014
Sherri Larson is a registered nurse with over 25 years of experience in various nursing roles including labor and delivery, post-partum, NICU, medical-surgical, geriatrics, and education. She has worked in Florida, Kentucky, Indiana, and currently teaches nursing students in Orlando, Florida. Her experience includes staff nursing, charge nursing, clinical coordination, and classroom instruction. She has a BSN degree and is pursuing a Master's in Nursing Education.
Corrin Pelini Resume
Corrin Pelini is a biology student at the University of Kentucky with a pre-med focus. She previously graduated high school with honors and worked for three years at a private medical practice scanning charts and organizing files. Her skills include communication, organization, computerized charting, and clinical training. She has raised over $3,000 for charity and mentored middle school students.
Presenter Biography 2015
Jennifer L. Giordano is the owner and director of Latch With Love, Inc., which provides lactation consultation and support services. She has over 20 years of nursing experience focused on supporting families during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum. Giordano is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant and teaches breastfeeding courses nationally. Previously, she founded the lactation program at St. Catherine of Siena Medical Center and led efforts to improve breastfeeding rates and achieve Baby-Friendly designation. Currently, Giordano is attending graduate school to become a family nurse practitioner.
Meghan's Resume 2016 Revised
This document is a resume for Meghan Bloch, who is seeking a position as a newly graduated nurse. She has a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Point Loma Nazarene University with a 3.904 GPA. Her clinical experience includes over 720 hours in various hospital units. She is certified in BLS, ACLS, and NRP and has experience as a camp nurse and lifeguard. Bloch is involved in professional nursing organizations and has engaged in various community service activities during nursing school.
MD Booklet
The document profiles several medical doctors who work for the Orange County Health Care Agency. It provides brief biographies of each doctor, including their educational background, years of experience, areas of specialty or focus, and reasons for practicing medicine. The doctors work in a variety of specialties including infectious diseases, emergency preparedness, mental health, family medicine, and more. They describe fulfilling their roles as physicians, advocates, innovators and more in order to improve public health and serve the community.
Sherri Larson's Resume
Sherri Larson is a registered nurse with over 25 years of experience in various nursing roles including staff nurse, charge nurse, clinical coordinator, educator, and assistant nurse manager. She has worked in settings such as skilled nursing, medical-surgical, labor and delivery, post-partum, and high-risk perinatal units. Larson has a BSN degree and is working towards a Masters in Nursing Education. She has taught nursing students and medical assisting students in both the classroom and clinical settings.
LEAH KNOWLTON BSN 3-2014 (NEW 4-6-2015)
Leah Knowlton is an experienced registered nurse seeking a position utilizing her skills in medical-surgical nursing. She has a BSN from Denver School of Nursing and a BS in Health Science from San Diego State University. As a new graduate RN, she has worked at Forest Hill Manor Health Center where she provided patient care including assessments, medications administration, and communication with healthcare teams. She also has experience from internships and clinical rotations in areas such as intensive care, obstetrics, pediatrics, and mental health nursing. Her qualifications include certifications in advanced cardiac life support, basic life support, neonatal resuscitation, and stabilization of newborns. She maintains a 3.77 GPA and was on
Madison Curry Resume 2016
Madison Curry is a graduate nursing student seeking a full-time nursing position in a hospital in New York or Massachusetts. She has a 3.3 GPA from Sacred Heart University where she will graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and minor in Psychology in May 2016. Curry has clinical experience in medical/surgical, pediatrics, maternity, behavioral health, rehabilitation and home health nursing. She is certified in CPR and as a CNA, and has additional experience as a nursing volunteer and intern.
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Final Visual Resume
- 1. I am Cori Arena I was born in Corbin, KY (home the original KFC). I am a daughter, sister, reader, thinker, student, traveler, and a go-getter.
- 2. Some of passions are nursing, learning new things, cooking, going to new places, helping others, and family.
- 3. Education and degree I will receive a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Kentucky in December 2011 with a 3.4 GPA. How I feel about this.
- 5. Experience: A 222 hour preceptorship completed at St. Joseph East Hospital’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Here, I learned about the art of aiding families in emotional crisis, how to care for fragile infants, how to look for signs of decline. I learned how to use ventilators, incubators, certain calculations medications, IV insertions, CPR, etc. Here, I developed a strong passion for the NICU.
- 8. Where to go from here? Master’s to Teach? Neonatal Nurse Practitioner? Nurse Anesthetist?
- 9. My Ultimate Goal: -NICU experience -Advancing to a Neonatal Nurse Practitioner -Receiving a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)