(410) 555-0178 ◇ Baltimore, MD
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Certified Nursing Assistant with 11 years across acute rehabilitation and emergency departments, currently supporting 8 to 10 higher-acuity patients a shift. Trained to float across 5 units, completed about 2,400 assisted transfers in the past year with zero patient or staff injuries, and precepts new aides for the department. Works where the patients are least predictable and the pace is set by the door.
State-approved 160-hour programme; coursework in Basic Nursing Skills, Anatomy, Rehabilitation, and Infection Control.
Certification active; also holds Certified Medication Technician credentials, Basic Life Support, and safe patient handling training.
- Support 8 to 10 patients a shift in a 44-bed emergency department seeing about 62,000 visits a year.
- Completed roughly 2,400 assisted transfers in the past year with zero patient or staff injuries recorded.
- Float across 5 units including observation and rehabilitation, covering about 40 shifts a year outside the home department.
- Supported 7 patients a shift on a 40-bed acute rehabilitation unit, including 4 requiring 2-person transfers.
- Assisted therapy staff with about 900 mobility sessions a year, reinforcing gait and transfer technique between sessions.
- Contributed to a unit fall reduction from 19 to 6 a year by flagging 14 patients for footwear and equipment review.
- Cared for 13 residents a shift in a 90-bed long-term care community, including 6 with advanced dementia.
- Maintained 97% attendance across 2 years and covered 55 additional shifts during staffing shortages.
- Reported 4 changes in resident condition that nursing confirmed as early infection, each escalated the same shift.
Safe Transfer Practice. Championed consistent use of ceiling lifts and 2-person technique after reviewing where transfer injuries occurred on the unit. Roughly 2,400 assisted transfers in a year produced zero patient or staff injuries.
Fall Risk Flagging. Introduced a habit of flagging footwear, equipment, and toileting patterns to nursing during handover rather than only after an incident. Unit falls fell from 19 to 6 a year across the rehabilitation service.
Float Orientation Cards. Wrote a one-page card for each of 5 units covering layout, supply locations, and unit-specific routines, for aides covering unfamiliar areas. New float aides now become useful within about 30 minutes rather than a full shift.
- Volunteer at a Baltimore respite programme one Saturday a month, supporting about 20 families of people with dementia.
- Member of the National Association of Health Care Assistants, completing 24 continuing education hours a year.
- Serve as a volunteer first aid responder at 6 community events a year, covering crowds of up to 2,000.
- Precept new nursing assistants for the department, taking 16 aides to independent practice since 2021.
- Serve on the department safe patient handling committee alongside 8 nurses and a physical therapist.
- Act as lead aide on night shift, assigning patient loads and coordinating breaks for a team of 6.

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