Keisha Berry BSN, RN

Emergency response:

Responding promptly to medical emergencies and initiating appropriate interventions.

Documentation:

Maintaining accurate and detailed patient records, including assessments, interventions, and progress notes.

Collaboration with healthcare team:

Communicating effectively with physicians, other nurses, therapists, and ancillary staff to coordinate patient care.

Patient education:

Educating patients and their families about their medical condition, treatment plan, post-operative instructions, and self-care practices.

Post-operative care:

Providing specialized care to patients recovering from surgery, such as monitoring vital signs, managing pain, and addressing potential complications.

Wound care:

Performing proper wound care procedures, including dressing changes and monitoring for signs of infection.

Medication administration:

Accurately administering medications as prescribed by physicians, including intravenous medications and monitoring for potential side effects.

Care planning:

Developing individualized care plans based on patient assessments, including medication administration, wound care management, pain management, and discharge planning.

Patient assessment:

Performing comprehensive assessments on patients, including vital signs monitoring, physical examinations, and reviewing medical history to identify needs and potential complications.