Sherwinna Holliman

• Administered medications and treatment to patients and monitored responses.
• Advocated for and strived to protect health, safety, and rights of patients.
• Educated families and patients regarding conditions, symptoms and care plans.
• Provided expert critical care response in emergency situations involving illnesses or injuries.

Clinical Rotations:

Out-Patient Department, Medical, Surgical, ER, Pediatrics, EENT-OPTHA, Neurological, OB-GYNE wards.

Specialties

Labor and Delivery, Surgical ICU and Hemodialysis.

• Assessed physical, psychological, physiologic, and cognitive status of patients.
• Directed patient care by initiating and following through with plan of care, continuing care, and discharge instructions.
• Implemented medication and IV administration, catheter insertion, and airway management.
• Collaborated with physicians, pharmacists and therapists to deliver quality, evidence-based care.
• Performed frequent checks on life support equipment and made necessary adjustments to preserve optimal patient conditions.
• Educated family members and caregivers on patient care instructions.
• Offered exceptional care and support to individuals recovering from acute incidents and dealing with chronic conditions.
• Monitored patient reactions after administering medications and IV therapies.
• Provided skilled, timely and level-headed emergency response to critically-ill patients.
• Performed triage on incoming patients and determined severity of injuries and illnesses.
• Educated patients, families and caregivers on diagnosis and prognosis, treatment options, disease process, and management and lifestyle options.
• Performed various nursing interventions such as wound dressing, vital sign monitoring, and specimen collection.
• Coordinated care of low and high-risk laboring women of childbearing age and immediate stabilization of newborn following delivery.
• Supported physicians in both planned and emergency Cesarean section procedures.
• Assessed infant health directly after birth using APGAR and monitored health for specified amount of time for any changes in status.
• Delivered outstanding patient care in critical care units.