Compassionate professional with extensive experience in providing comprehensive care to patients throughout labor and delivery. Adept at monitoring and assessing patient progress, providing comfort and support to patients and families, and coordinating patient care plans with interdisciplinary teams.
I was honored to be the only nurse on my birthing suite floor chosen to attend the PSI Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders Certificate Training. This all-expenses-paid opportunity allowed me to deepen my expertise in maternal mental health. This training was invaluable, as it not only has prepared me to take the certification exam in the efuture but also empowered me to play a key role in a hospital-wide project. I'm now actively aiding in the implementation of enhanced mental health services for both expectant and current mothers, helping to ensure they receive the comprehensive care they deserve during such a critical time in their lives.
This summary outlines a proposed clinical preceptorship schedule totaling 650 hours, focusing on pediatrics, women's health, and primary care.
Preceptor Qualifications: The preceptor for this phase must be a board-certified professional. This may include a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP), Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP), Women's Health Nurse Practitioner (WHNP), a physician (MD/DO), or a physician assistant (PA)