Highlights:As a Clinician I, my duties focused on practicing nursing fundamental nursing skills, professional critical thinking, and nursing process routinely so that those nursing qualities became more natural. Along the side of the 12-hour shifts, the department of employee education always encouraged and provided me in-service at least once a month. Also, due to the specialty of my former unit, frequent and heavy wound care (three to four patients per shift) as well as tracheostomy care were a part of my job.

Skills:critical care, intensive care, progressive care, transitional care

Goal:My intentions are to grow and become an efficient and effective nurse, especially at a critical care. While working at Transitional Care Hospital (progressive care) of University of Virginia Health System, there were many encounters with situations where patients were very unstable and sent back to ICU. More exposure to critical cases there were, faster my mind started to pick up the pace. The learning curve enlightened me with pursuit in critical care nursing.

Certification:December 2012 Teachers of English for Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) March 2013 Certified International Trade Logistics Specialist (CITLS) May 2015 CPR Basic Life Support (American Red Cross) July 2017 Registered Nurse (Commonwealth of Virginia) October 2017 Certified Wound Treatment Associate July 2018 Completion of Nurse Residency Program, University of Virginia Health System

Honor:May/June 2018 Award of International Scholar Laureate Program Australia: Nursing & Health Care May 2017 cum laude 2017 A member of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society April 2015 Dolores Brandolo Award for Anatomy and Physiology Fall 2014 – Spring 2015 The President’s List at Piedmont Virginia Community College Fall 2003 Honor Student named in the dean’s list of psychology department at California State University, Fullerton

Registered Nurse 07/2017 - 07/2018
University of Virginia Health System, Charlottesville, Virginia United States
Industry: Healthcare
As a Clinician I, my duties focused on practicing nursing fundamental nursing skills, professional critical thinking, and nursing process routinely so that those nursing qualities became more natural. Along the side of the 12-hour shifts, the department of employee education always encouraged and provided me in-service at least once a month. Also, due to the specialty of my former unit, frequent and heavy wound care (three to four patients per shift) as well as tracheostomy care were a part of my job.
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California State University, Fullerton 08/2002 - 05/2008
Fullerton, California, United States
Degree: Bachelor's Degree
Major:Psychology
Through my study in this university, mostly, research skills were obtained and improved.