John Miller

• Ability to adapt to challenging nursing situations and provide appropriate workplace interventions to VIP clients.
• Conducting VIP interviews to determine the appropriate protocol for VIP patients based on their diagnosis.
• Conducting respiratory and cardiac therapy per provider orders according to plan of care and medical diagnosis for VIP clients.
• Dispensing medications to VIP patients via various routes per provider orders.
• Documenting physical assessments, plans of care, and responses to interventions for VIP clients.
• Independently applying the nursing process while providing patient care to VIP clients.
• Monitoring for adverse side effects and reactions during medication administration for VIP clients.
• Performing physical assessments and communicating these findings to the provider regarding the VIP client’s medical status.
• Performing proper specimen retrieval, handling, and delivery, with accurate documentation as required by medical services for VIP clients.
• Performing proper care of tracheostomies with airway control, suctioning, and ventilation for VIP clients.
• Preparing VIP clients for invasive procedures including: catherizations, phlebotomies, and nasogastric tubes.
• Utilizing wound care products for both infected and non infected wounds for VIP clients
• IV placement, breathing treatments, and allergy injections for VIP clients.
• Reviewing and implementing provider orders to ensure patient safety and discharge planning for VIP clients.
• Competently supervising medical personnel providing detailed patient care for VIP clients.
• Presenting pressing nursing concerns in a detailed manner for VIP clients.

• Collaborated with emergency medical services and various specialties for emergency patient care, and coordinated care with several physicians.
• Conducted triage interviews to determine the appropriate protocol for individual patients based on their diagnosis.
• Conducted respiratory and cardiac therapy per provider orders according to plan of care and emergent medical diagnosis.
• Dispensed medications to various patients via various routes per emergency medical team orders.
• Documented physical assessments, plans of care, and responses to interventions.
• Independently applied the nursing process in providing patient care to a complex and diverse patient population.
• Monitored for adverse side effects and reactions during medication administration.
• Performed physical assessments and communicated these findings to the provider regarding the patient’s urgent or emergent medical status.
• Performed proper specimen retrieval, handling, and delivery, with accurate documentation as required by emergency medical services.
• Prepared patients for invasive procedures including: catherizations, phlebotomies, and nasogastric tubes.
• Proficient in the use of wound care products for both infected and non infected wounds in the adult population.
• Proficient in IV placement, breathing treatments, and allergy injections.
• Reviewed and implemented provider orders to ensure patient safety and discharge planning.

Assisted patients with moving, turning, and ambulating.
• Dispensed medications to various patients via various routes per medical team orders.
• Documented assessments, plan of care, vital signs, intake and output, and response to interventions through computerized or hand written charting.
• Evaluated vital signs, subjective, and objective data regarding the medical status of the patient.
• Functioned as a member of various hospital medical teams by performing physical assessments and communicating abnormal findings to team members.
• Monitored chest tubes, PCA pumps, IV pumps, and tube feeding pumps.
• Performed IV insertion, phlebotomies, procuring lab specimens, dressing changes, continuous irrigations, breathing treatments, allergy injections, and Foley catherizations.
• Provided knowledge and skill in caring for high-volume, high-risk patient populations at various hospitals with approximately 400 hospital beds in the San Bernardino county area.
• Responded to all medical emergencies called for patients in medical and or emotional distress while on premises.
• Supervised supporting staff members in Medical, Surgical, Telemetry, and Critical Care.

• Provide knowledge and skill in caring for high-volume, high-risk patient populations at various hospitals with approximately 400 hospital beds in the San Bernardino county area.
• Function as a member of various hospital medical teams by performing physical assessments and communicating abnormal findings to team members.
• Respond to all medical emergencies called for patients in medical and or emotional distress while on premises.
• Document assessments, plan of care, vital signs, intake and output, and response to interventions through computerized or hand written charting.
• Dispense medications to various patients via various routes per medical team orders.
• Perform IV insertion, phlebotomies, procuring lab specimens, dressing changes, continuous irrigations, breathing treatments, allergy injections, and Foley catherizations.
• Monitor chest tubes, PCA pumps, IV pumps, and tube feeding pumps.
• Evaluate vital signs. subjective, and objective data regarding the medical status of the patient.
• Assist patients with moving, turning, and ambulating.
• Supervise supporting staff members in medical, surgical, telemetry, and critical care.