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Jenea M. Wilson is a licensed practical nurse seeking to continue her career as a nurse. She has over 10 years of experience in various clinical settings including home health, hospice, skilled nursing facilities, and school nursing. Her education includes an LPN program with over 600 clinical hours. Her skills include medication administration, wound care, tracheotomy and colostomy care, vital signs, and assessments. She is proficient in charting, developing care plans, and providing patient and family teaching. Her objective is to provide quality, holistic care to patients and be a teacher and advocate for their needs.
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David Martindale has over 25 years of experience as a licensed practical nurse. He is currently an LPN Supervisor at River Hills West in Pewaukee, Wisconsin, where he oversees 3-4 clinical and support staff in a 30-bed unit, demonstrates strong leadership and clinical skills, and ensures high quality patient care. Previously, he worked as an LPN at the Wisconsin Masonic Home, where he oversaw 3 staff members in a 20-bed unit. He has extensive skills in areas such as wound care, assessments, medication administration, and end-of-life care. Martindale holds a practical nursing degree from Milwaukee Area Technical College and specializes in hospice, palliative, and ger
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Sherry Steinlage has over 25 years of nursing experience including roles as a nurse practitioner, nurse administrator, and staff nurse. She holds a Master of Science in Nursing and Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Her experience includes work in skilled nursing facilities, assisted living, home health, public health, and hospitals. She has extensive experience providing direct patient care, management, education, and community outreach.
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Sarah Russell is a pediatric home health registered nurse in Portland, Maine seeking new opportunities. She has over 2 years of experience providing one-on-one patient care to children, administering medications and treatments, assessing home situations, and supporting families. Russell earned her Associate's degree in nursing from the University of Maine at Augusta and has clinical experience in medical/surgical, long term care, mental health, and pediatric settings. She is licensed as a registered nurse in Maine.
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- 1. Jenea M. Wilson 331 Second Ave, West Haven Ct, 06516 203-405-1405/ 203-710-0227◊ jeneaw@yahoo.com Objective Continue my Career as a Nurse,using my acquired skills developed from employment in several work environments ensuring to be a great asset and effective team employee with a positive Mindset; essential to performing with an above and beyond work ethic essential for my passion to provide Value while caring for others. Staying Focused on my diligence, motivation and inspiration to always remain encouraging as an individual. Using my Knowledge to teach and always be open to learn. Care for people using a holistic approach; Caring for individuals as a whole; emotions, health, beliefs, and ensuring all needs continue to be met as well as being a teacher to better living and or giving the support needed in an end of life circumstance. Family matters, patient knows Best, Quality of care should be priority and always presented as appropriately and with highest Professionalism. Education Stone Academy,West Haven,CT 2010-2012 Licensed Practical Nurse Program Training includes 600+ hours of clinical experiences at various CT sites Related LPN Skills and Proficiencies Clinical Skills: Vital signs, weights, lung sounds, bowel sounds Assess pain/Head-to-toe assessment Measuring I & O; Urinary catheterization care- adult and child Glucose finger sticks Tracheotomy and Colostomy care- adult and child; G-tube flush and care Medication administration, wound care and dressing changes/ treatments Charting School Nursing- developing care plans and MAR for Head start Classrooms Medication Administration Parent and teacher; teaching, training, health screening, Health and Family management Medication administration- skilled nursing facility- 30 residents Geriatric Care: Assistance with ADLs; assessment Health promotion education; clinical skills to a geriatric population Home care Hospice Nurse,end of life care,medication administration, family teaching, coping tips and skills; Stages of grief process Knowledge Medication Med Pass,Narcotic Count and administration, Development of care plans, Admissions Employment Licensed Practical Nurse Unicare- Home Care Agency in Stratford Ct. 2017 May to Currently Employeed NewHaven Head Start- New Haven Ct. 2012-2016 Hearth ofGardenside- Branford,Ct 2012-2013
- 2. Home Care Hospice;VA Pilot Program 2011-2013 Private Duty Husband and wife Hospice Care; 2010; 40 hours; Nursing as a Holistic Approach AGENCYON CALL NURSING POSITIONS Key Personnel and Nurse Network Nursing Agency 2013-2016; Ready Nurse 2015- currently still employed as needed ifchoose-Tasks Include Replacing Floor Nurse for Facility that Requires help; Medication Administration and Treatment Care for 20 to 30 Residents; PT,Supervision of Aides, To perform as Nurse on Duty for Shift called in for; Computer documentation, Rehab Skilled Facilities, Dementia Locked units, Responsible to Perform Required Nursing tasks, Progress Notes,Receiving and Giving Report to Staff, Narcotic and E-box Counts, Administrative Tasks, Transcribing Orders, Working with Staff as a Team to Provide Adequate Safe Patient Care; Placed wherever Nurse May be Needed Unicare Home Care Agency One on One Care for Paralyzed woman Diagnosis Spinal Muscular Dystrophy Vent and Trach Patient- Providing all Required Care Needs Overnight Shifts 8 to 12hr Care Trach Care and G-TUBE, Suction, Diabetic Care, Home Care Setting, Supply and Medication Orders and Administration of all Care needs in regards to Care Plan, ADL’S, and Documentations Patient and Family Teaching; Emergency Procedures in Place to Maintain Airway at all times Complete Care for 32 year old Woman without any assistance; Continuous Monitoring School Nursing New Haven Head Start Patient teaching for families and teachers Performing Hearing, vision, growth, and nutritional screenings Performing health history’s, entering physicals, immunizations, and dental reports Developing Health Problem list and Individualized Health Care Plans Ensuring child is up to date with immunizations and screenings prior to enrollment and throughout the school year Assisting in development of allergy and asthma action plans Treatment nurse- Skilled nursing facility- 30 residents Administrative- managing medications, plan of care,data entry, faxing Observed and reported changes in physical and behavioral conditions Managing school health care for 200 assigned students for New Haven Head Start Program Certified Nursing Assistant/Patient Care Tech Guilford House Rehabilitation Facility,Guilford,CT 2010-2011 Golden Hill Health Care Center, Milford, CT 2003-2010 Achievements and Certifications High Honors: Stone Academy; CPR Certified (2012-2014) DCF Mandated Reporter Certificate, Breast Cancer Awareness Fundraiser opening speaker