1. Jodi Leinbach­Conley RN,BSN
1912 Grandview Avenue
Portsmouth, OH 45662
jodi.leinbach7@gmail.com
cell (317) 750­4087
QUALIFICATION PROFILE
I am an dedicated, efficient and avid patient advocate and caregiver. I have established
qualifications and experiences, as evidenced by working 16 years in a variety of critical care
positions. I have strengths in leadership, organization and quickly meeting the needs of rapidly
changing acuity levels of each patient. I respect and value the dignity that each patient and their
families deserve as they spend time in this facility and I protect that right. I support a
collaborative management style which endorses co­workers opinions and a cohesive work ethic.
The end result is to establish a positive and challenging work environment. I support a healthy
work environment and uphold a passion for excellence. I
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
St. Francis Hospital 1998­2008: Intensive Care Unit
St. Francis Hospital 2002­2004: ICU/In­house Registry float pool
St. Francis Hospital 2004­2006: ICU/Cardiovascular Surgery Unit
St. Francis Hospital 2005­2008: Rapid Response Team
St. Francis Hospital 2007­2009: Cardiovascular Surgery Unit
Wishard Hospital: 2009­2010: T­SICU 2009­2010: Level 1 Trauma Unit
St Vincent Hospital 2010­2014: TNICU:Level 11 Trauma Unit
CERTIFICATIONS:
CVVHDF certification and super user class: 1998­2010
Code Blue/EHART responder: 1998­2007
Charge Nurse: 1998­2009
Advanced Preceptor: 1999­2014

2. National Teaching Institute: 2007
Healthy Work Environment and Communication seminars: 2007
Advanced Preceptor class: 2007
Certification in Critical Care Nursing (CCRN): 2007­2010
NIHSS Certified 2010­ 2014
TNCC 2012­1016
EDUCATION:
Cedarville University: 1993­1998 Bachelors of Science and Nursing Degree
CCRN 2007­2010
TECHNICAL PROFICINCIES:
∙ Monophasic defibrillator
∙ Window XP, 7
∙ Camino, ICP, EVD, lumbar drain
∙ Hewlett­Packard
∙ CMAR, Citrix, McKesson, Pyxis, Quest
∙ Microsoft Office 2007
. Cortrak: place small bowel feeding tube at bedside
. Rapid blood infuser
. EKG
. Alaris
STAFF NURSE: INTENSIVE CARE UNIT: 1998­2008:

3. I served as a staff/charge nurse on a 15 bed Intensive care unit. I would coordinate the
reception of critically ill patients from ER/OR/PACU or transfers from the floor by a MD or rapid
response. On any given day I had the opportunity to be a charge nurse and/or a preceptor,
co­team member on the code blue team and manage my own patient assignment. These are
some of the situations I would experience:
∙ ICP/EVD/burr holes at bedside
∙ ARDS with rotoprone or rotorest beds
∙ Septic shock
∙ spinal surgery
∙ Open chest/abdomen
∙ SDH/EDH/SAH
∙ AMI, NSTEMI, EHART
∙ Radical neck with laryngectomy
∙ CVVHDF, PD, HD
∙ Endoscopy at bedside
∙ AAA, CEA, BPG
∙ Bariatric surgery
STAFF NURSE: CARDIOTHORACIC AND VASCULAR SURGERY UNIT: 2004­­2009:
I served as a staff/charge nurse of an 8 bed open heart recovery unit, while concurrently
managing a 6­8 bed vascular PACU. I had the responsibility of coordinating the reception and
transfer of all OHS/PACU patients returning from surgery and then to their perspective step
down units. All of this mobilization of patients required consistent and astute communication
between myself, OR charge nurse and the care coordinators for this process to be successful. I
have been able to apply the knowledge and expertise gained over the years to recover and
manage patients from a multitude of procedures as mentioned above and including:
∙ Thoracoabdominal aortic aneurysm repair with a lumbar drain

4. ∙ MAZE, ablation
∙ AAA/CEA/vascular stents & grafts
∙ Aortic root repair/replacement
∙ IABP/VAD/CVVHDF/swan ganz
∙ Cardiac tamponade
∙ Pericardialcentesis, thoracentesis
∙ Vascular PACU
∙ AVRr,TVRr,MVRr, PVRr
∙ Fem­Fem BPG/
∙ Thoracotomy, lobectomy
∙ Pulmonary HTN
∙ Bedside sternotomy
∙ Amputations
∙ Code blue team
∙ Emergent sternotomy
∙ Emergent/non­emergent VG x 1­9
STAFF NURSE: RAPID RESPONSE TEAM: 2005­2008:
I served as a staff/charge nurse who would assist in the rapid assessment, treatment,
monitoring and transfer of patients that require a higher acuity level of care than where they are
currently located. I am capable of facilitating communication between the nurses, physicians,
patients and families in order to promote a calm atmosphere for all parties involved. I have
these qualities:
∙ Communicate patients needs clearly
∙ Rapid response/assessment
∙ Astute monitoring

5. ∙ Lead calmly and decisively
∙ Use resources economically
∙ Multitask efficiently
∙ Demonstrate compassion
∙ Ability to use Right sight
∙ Effective and competent treatment
∙ Provide proficient education
∙ Team player
STAFF NURSE: WISHARD HOSPITAL TRAUMA­SURGICAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT:
2009­2010:
I served as an experienced staff/charge nurse on a 8 bed neuro­medical­surgical level 1 trauma
unit. I was able to apply all my previous experiences and knowledge in the care of this patient
population. The ratio of patients to nurses is 2:1 on this 10 bed unit. These are some of the
situations I would encounter:
∙ Life threatening traumas
∙ Oscillator
∙ Sepsis
∙ EVD/Bolt/ICP
∙ CVVHDF
∙ Rotoprone/Rotorest bed
. recover PACU patients
∙ Massive blood infuser
∙ Gunshot, stabbing, hanging, OD
∙ MVA/pedestrian struck
∙ Bariatric surgery

6. ∙ Burns
∙ Prisoners/DOC
Staff nurse: ST. VINCENT HOSPITAL 2010­2014: I serve as a staff nurse in a newly established
32 bed Trauma/neuro/surgical unit. It has now grown to become a level 11 Trauma unit. I was
responsible for admissions of post TPA patients, trauma code ones, code blues, rapid response,
direct admits and emergent floor and OSH transfers. I assisted with bedside procedures and all
emergencies. I am NIHSS Certified since 2010. I am a preceptor.
. EVD emergent placement at bedside
. CAMINO placement at bedside
. RAPID Blood Infuser
. SWAN GANZ/Flow track/CVP/Arterial line
. MECHANICAL VENTILATORS/TRACH
. LARYNGECTOMY/radical neck/leech therapy
. SAH/EDH/ICH/SDH/Craniotomy/DAI/Brain death
. HIPEC
. MVC/GSW/Stabbings/Assaults/Falls/Hanging/OD
. Rotoprone/Rotorest/ ARDS patients
. Sepsis
. Artic Sun
. CVVHDF
. pentabarb comas
. recover PACU patients
. LTAC patients
Staff nurse: Favorite Staffing Healthcare:2014
. LTAC's in northern Indiananapolis

7. . Was on code blue team from day one
. Patient/nurse ratio 4:1
. Critical patients in rehab, vents, code
blue
Staff nurse: American mobile healthcare: 2014
. 13 week assignment to Evansville, IN
. Worked in ICU/CVICU/STICU
. Floated between all 3 units
. First official travel assignment t