Natasha N Dundas

XXX Linden Blvd

Brooklyn, NY 11203

Tel: XXX-XXX-XXXX

Email: nndundas@gmail.com

Compassionate and dedicated Registered Nurse seeking to leverage nursing

experience and passion toward a career in Geriatric Care. A good

communicator with strong interpersonal skills and the ability to adapt to

change. Skilled in providing exceptional care to diverse patient population. A

loyal and collaborative team player which focus on patient centered care.

 

EDUCATION

New York City College of Technology, Brooklyn, NY

Bachelor of Science in Nursing, BSN, Anticipated December 2017

The State University of New York, Nassau Community College, Garden City, NY

Associated Degree of Science in Nursing, RN, May 2014

Kingsborough Community College, Brooklyn, NY

Associated Degree in Arts, June 2005

 

CERTIFICATION

• Registered Nurse Certified in New York State, May 2014
• American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Health Care Provider, expire 05/2018
• PESI, Inc, Skin & Wound Care Skills Intensive Training, January 2017
• Molloy College, Peripheral IV Skills training, January 2017

 

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

 Registered Nurse

• David Minkin Rutland Nursing Home, Brooklyn, Ventilator Unit, September 2014 – present
• Primary care, assessment and evaluation of resident’s on mechanical ventilator.
• Verify medication, diet (tube feeding) and treatment (wound care) orders.
• Administer medication, assessing and dressing of wounds, providing oropharyngeal and nasopharyngeal suctioning.
• Train new staff on quality control and regulatory procedures.
• Assume the charge nurse role on the weekends and occasionally weekdays, with responsibility to supervise 2 RN’s, 2 LPN’s, 5 CNA’s, floor assignment and organize unit activities for a 30 bed mechanical ventilator unit.
• Act as a resident advocate; assess patient status and notify physician of clinical changes.

 

Certified Nursing Assistant

• David Minkin Rutland Nursing Home, Brooklyn, Certified Nursing Assistant, May 1996 – September 2014
• Assist residents with activities of daily living; eating, bathing and dressing.
• Perform basic standardized procedures, such as applying hot and cold pack.
• Take and record height and weight, measures and record input and output of mostly geriatric residents.
• Provide direct resident observation, care and assistance.
• Observed and document resident’s status and report resident’s complains to the charge nurse.

 

REFERENCES: Furnished upon request