Jennifer T. Griego, BSN, RNC

1011 Capitan St. NW, Los Lunas, NM 87031

(505) 865-4006 cell: (505) 264-4436

E-mail: lucerojen@hotmail.com

 

 

OBJECTIVE:

     Family Nurse Practitioner student who has completed 600 clinical hours in various settings upon graduation in May 2016.  I am         seeking a position as a Family Nurse Practitioner where I will be able to utilize my diverse clinical experiences, excellent interpersonal communication skills, and my passion for nursing and care of the individual throughout the lifespan.

 

EDUCATION:

    Masters of Science in Nursing, Family Nurse Practitioner – University of St. Francis

• Expected graduation May, 2016.                                                                    Jan 2012-Present

    Bachelor of Science in Nursing – University of New Mexico                                  

• Graduated with a 3.44 GPA                                                                                       May 2007

    Associate of Science Degree in General Science

• Graduated with Honors                                                                                              May 2003

    High School Diploma – Belen High School                                                                          May 2000

                                                                                                                                    

 

LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATIONS

   New Mexico Board of Nursing – Registered Nurse                                                  June 2007-Present

• BLS, ACLS, NRP, AWHONN

   The National Certification Corporation - Electronic Fetal Monitoring                      July 2011-Present

   The National Certification Corporation – Inpatient Obstetric Nurse                     August 2011-Present

 

WORK EXPERIENCE:

   Presbyterian Healthcare Services – Registered Nurse/Relief Charge Nurse             May 2007- Present

            Family Birthing Center & Maternal Special Care

            Supervisor: Shaman Romo and Eveline Ostler

• As staff nurse: Care of low and high-risk patients during antepartum, peripartum, post-partum, and all phases of labor and delivery.  

• Responsible for fetal monitoring and recognition of normal and abnormal fetal heart rate patterns and appropriate nursing actions.

• Care of patients during low and high risk labor.

• Responsible for caring for patients with pre-eclampsia, eclampsia, placenta previa, chronic abruption, cardiac conditions, cancer, fetal demise, incompetent cervix, pre-term labor, diabetes, lupus, sickle cell disease, multiple gestation, and other complications during pregnancy.

• Care of patients during surgery as circulating nurse for surgical procedures such as cesarean section, hysterectomy, hysterotomy, vaginal cerclage, D&C, and tubal ligation.

• Care of patients with peripartum complications: chorioamnionitis, partial or complete placental abruption, umbilical cord prolapse, hypertension, diabetes, shoulder dystocia, meconium stained fluid, fetal decelerations, fetal distress, placental accreta, and malpresentations, etc.

• Responsible for assisting with vacuum and forceps assisted deliveries.

• Care of newborn infants during 1st 2 hours of life, including resuscitation.

• As triage nurse: first point of contact for the pregnant patient.  Responsible for initial assessment of patient and intrauterine pregnancy, compiling medical history and symptoms for current visit, relaying information to attending MD or CNM, ordering appropriate labs and prioritizing patients based on acuity.

• As relief charge nurse: responsible for: floor operations; patient assignments; delegation of tasks; communication with supervisors, physicians, staff and other services; quality assurance of equipment; and patient/visitor relations, during a 12-hour shift.

• As a preceptor: responsible for orienting new nurses to the unit, including nursing responsibilities, procedures, guidelines and protocols during their 12 week orientation process.  During the orientation process, preceptors are responsible for evaluating the orientee and providing constructive critivism to providing safe and effective care

                                                                                                                      

     

Sandia National Laboratories – Student Intern                                                    Feb 2005 – May 2007

   Disease Management Clinic  

   Supervisor: Renee Holland

 

• Responsibilities include meeting with patients enrolled in the Disease Management Clinic to help manage their disease.  The diseases we manage are Diabetes, Obesity, Hypertension, Dyslipidemia, and Tobacco Addition.  Appointments with patients include lab draws, lab reviews, blood pressure checks, education on disease and management, equipment education, triage, and medication review for MD appointments.

 

 

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

    American Association of Nurse Practitioners, 2015

    New Mexico Nurse Practitioner Council, 2012

 

AWARDS

    Nominated for New Mexico Nursing Excellence Award, 2014

 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

    Skilled in Microsoft Word, Windows, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint

    Skilled in multiple electronic medical record programs including: Epic, Practice Fusion and McKesson

 

REFERENCES

    Available upon request