(404) 555-0177 ◇ Decatur, GA
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Healthcare professional with 10 years across clinical operations and quality improvement in hospital and ambulatory settings. Led improvement work that cut 30-day readmissions from 18.4% to 11.2% across 4 units, raised patient experience scores from the 42nd to the 78th percentile, and supported 3 accreditation surveys with no condition-level findings. Registered nurse by background, now working where clinical judgement meets system design.
Coursework in Quality Improvement Science, Patient Safety, Health Policy, and Applied Biostatistics.
Licence active and in good standing; also holds Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality credentials since 2020.
- Lead quality improvement across 4 inpatient units covering about 14,000 admissions a year and 210 clinical staff.
- Cut 30-day readmissions from 18.4% to 11.2% through a transitions of care programme covering follow-up calls and medication review.
- Raised patient experience scores from the 42nd to the 78th percentile over three years across the 4 units.
- Coordinated operations for 6 ambulatory clinics seeing about 90,000 visits a year across 34 providers.
- Reduced average appointment lead time from 26 days to 12 by redesigning templates and adding 3 same-day access slots per provider.
- Supported 2 accreditation surveys, both closing with no condition-level findings across the 6 sites.
- Provided direct care for 5 to 6 patients a shift on a 36-bed medical-surgical unit.
- Served on the unit practice council that cut catheter-associated infections from 9 a year to 2 through a removal protocol.
- Precepted 7 new graduate nurses through their first 12 weeks on the unit.
Transitions of Care Programme. Built a discharge pathway covering medication reconciliation, a 48-hour follow-up call, and booked follow-up before leaving. Thirty-day readmissions fell from 18.4% to 11.2% across 4 units, avoiding an estimated $2.1M in penalty exposure.
Access Redesign. Rebuilt provider templates across 6 clinics around actual demand patterns and reserved same-day capacity. Appointment lead time fell from 26 days to 12 with no increase in provider hours.
Catheter Removal Protocol. Introduced a nurse-driven removal protocol with daily necessity review after infection data pointed at duration rather than insertion technique. Catheter-associated infections fell from 9 a year to 2 on the unit.
- Volunteer nurse at a free community clinic 2 Saturdays a month, supporting about 45 patient visits per session.
- Member of the National Association for Healthcare Quality, completing 25 continuing education hours a year.
- Mentor 3 nurses a year moving from bedside practice into quality and operations roles.
- Lead a quality team of 4 across 4 inpatient units, and chair the readmissions steering group of 9.
- Present quality and safety performance to the hospital board quality committee 4 times a year.
- Trained 60 nurses and 22 providers on the transitions of care pathway, which is what made the readmission gain hold.

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