Lakeida Michelle Jackson

• Delivered bedside care to patients on a 40-bed unit, ensuring high patient satisfaction and safety standards.
• Administered medications via oral, PEG, IV, and central lines (including PICC).
• Performed critical procedures such as wound care, blood transfusions, NG tube insertions, Foley catheter insertions, and IV initiation.
• Developed and implemented individualized care plans.
• Managed patient admissions and discharges.

• Provided care across multiple units, including medical, surgical, nephrology, neurology, and orthopedics.
• Delivered exceptional care to COVID-19 patients during the pandemic (2020–2021).
• Administered medications and performed procedures such as wound care, tracheostomy care, and IV therapy.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive patient care.

• Supervised nursing staff and ensured seamless shift operations.
• Provided comprehensive patient care, including medication administration, wound care, and blood transfusions.
• Oversaw patient admissions, discharges, and care plan development.
• Mentored new nursing staff, contributing to a supportive work environment and improved retention rates.
• Educated patients on disease management and self-care techniques, promoting lifestyle changes for improved health.
• Managed care from admission to discharge.
• Managed complex cases of critically ill patients, ensuring optimal treatment plans were executed effectively.
• Administered medications via oral, IV, and intramuscular injections and monitored responses.
• Managed patient caseloads effectively, ensuring timely interventions and thorough follow-ups to mitigate potential complications.

• Cared for patients requiring long-term acute care, including telemetry and ventilator management.

Performed advanced wound care and managed NG and Foley catheters.

• Coordinated and implemented care plans for patients with complex medical needs.
• Assessed patient conditions promptly upon admission to determine appropriate interventions and prioritize care needs.
• Provided direct patient care, stabilized patients, and determined next course of action.
• Administered medications accurately and safely, reducing medication errors and adverse reactions.
• Provided emotional support to patients during challenging times, fostering a sense of trust and rapport that contributed to better overall wellbeing.
• Developed strong relationships with patients'' families, providing emotional support while addressing concerns or questions about care plans.
• Monitored patient reactions after administering medications and IV therapies.

• Conducted initial assessments and routine checkups for pediatric patients (birth–21 years).
• Coordinated care with interdisciplinary teams to deliver vaccinations and screenings.
• Provided health education to families and guardians.

• Managed a ventilator unit, including patients with tracheostomies.
• Supervised nursing staff and provided training on patient care best practices.
• Conducted initial assessments, care planning, and wound care.
• Administered medications and provided holistic care to residents.
• Led teams in driving successful patient outcomes by prioritizing standard of care and best practices.
• Optimized staffing levels by monitoring unit needs and making data-driven adjustments to scheduling as necessary.
• Handled complaints from patients and families and immediately took steps for quick resolution and to prevent reoccurrence.
• Increased staff retention rates with supportive leadership techniques, mentoring programs, and positive work environment initiatives.
• Developed strong working relationships with physicians, nurses, therapists, and ancillary staff for cohesive unit functioning.
• Managed budgetary constraints through careful resource allocation, cost control measures, and fiscal responsibility practices.