- United States of America
- April 14, 2014
Gregory Nelson Fernandez
515 South Aiken Avenue. Apartment 117 Pittsburgh, PA 15232, (631)-576-5889
PROFILE
Dedicated health professional with four years of outstanding performance in the U.S. Military. Accountable and ambitious, able to remain focused and productive in challenging situations. Offering top-quality customer service and voluntarily deployed with a nursing unit to Kuwait. My objective is to seek a position as a Registered Nurse in a Health Care facility where I can make the most of my nursing education and training, in addition to my interpersonal skills to provide the highest level of patient care.
EDUCATION
Civilian: University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh, PA Expected: August 2014
Bachelor of Science-Nursing
Military: United States Navy-Great Lakes, IL
Certification: Dental Assistant March-May 2008
Certifications: Medical Assistant and Basic Life Support Jan.-March 2008
LANGUAGES: Native proficiency in Spanish literacy and speech
CERTIFICATIONS
American Heart Association, BLS Certification - Current 2014
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
University Of Pittsburgh-Student Health Services
Student Nurse Apr. 2013-Aug. 2013
· Performed treatments and procedures such as dressing changes and blood glucose testing
· Assisted in approximately 30 Gynecological exams, administered 45 birth control (Injections) and 90 STD tests
· Provided basic first aid for students and performed roughly 200 health screenings/physical exams
· Administered 110 tuberculosis tests and approximately 70 patient influenza vaccines
· Participate in the development and implementation of care plans and patient education
· Assist with the collection of physical and psychosocial data
· Collaborate with health care team developing and implementing individual plans of care and patient education
· Collaborate with RN in conducting admission interviews, transferring and discharging patients
· Assume responsibility for documenting care, medications and treatments provided in the patient medical record
· Serviced the entire population of University of Pittsburgh during this opportunity
University Of Pittsburgh School Of Medicine, Department Of Neurosurgery
Animal Behavior Laboratory Assistant- Dr. Edward C Dixon Aug. 2012-Apr. 2013
· Feed, water, and examine rodents for signs of illness, disease, or injury in animal behavior laboratory
· Administer anesthetics, immunizations, and blood plasma to animals as prescribed by principal investigator
· Monitor animals after surgery and notify principal investigator of any unusual changes or abnormal symptoms
· Perform routine laboratory tests or diagnostic tests such as water mazes, balance beams, pool testing and other examinations to test different medications for the purpose of neurotraumatic brain disorders
· Interpret and record results from different diagnostic studies
Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Petty Officer, United States Navy Nov. 2007-Nov.2011
U.S. Naval Hospital-Yokosuka, Japan
Dental Technician June 2008- May 2010
· Provide medical and dental support to active duty, family members, retirees, & other beneficiaries
· Performed duties such as dental infection control, treatment room management, preventive dentistry, intraoral radiography
· Provided exceptional customer service as front desk clerk for 6 months
· Scheduled 3,600 appointments leading to 7 customer appreciation awards
· Trained 6 members in duties and responsibilities of dental administration
· Assisted 7 dental officers in care and treatment of 1,120 patients
· Experienced as a radiographic technician; Exposed 6,200 radiographs
Assistant Leading Petty Officer June 2011-November 2011
· Acted as supervisor for the Fleet Dental Clinic
· Aided division officer by administering, supervising, and training division personal
· Managed 9 enlisted personal and 4 master labor contractors
Fleet Liaison Coordinator June 2011-November 2011
· Acted as Dental Readiness Petty Officer
· Responsible for reporting dental treatment for 3, 159 Fleet Sailors
· Raised dental readiness standards for ship personnel from 91% to 98%, which resulted in 9 forward deployed ships being medically suitable and deployable.
· Scheduled 2,600 appointments in a five month period
Expeditionary Medical Facility-Kuwait
Hospital Corpsman May 2010 - June 2011
· Performed basic emergency and CPR procedures
· Conducted basic nursing care including recording vital signs, IV insertions, collection of specimens, and phlebotomy with over 1,700 patients
· Responsible for ordering supplies and maintaining clinical readiness for emergency room, patient ward, and ICU
· Planned and led wall to wall inventories of 3 work centers
· Input and maintained computerized medical records
· Participated in 31 training hours for 18 Operating Room cases for varying medical procedures
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Drug Education and Youth Mentor Feb. 2009-Nov. 2011
· Mentor and counseled 75 children between the ages of 9-12 on the ill effect of drugs and alcohol
· Participated in weekly field trips to increase understanding of enjoyment of life without drugs and alcohol
· Facilitated lesson plans including topics such as staying drug free, building self-esteem, and avoiding peer pressure
· Promoted integrated approach by involving family members in the education process
Yokosuka Volunteer Group Feb. 2009-Nov. 2011
· Coordinated and participated in events involving the city of Yokosuka and the U.S. Navy
· Volunteered 65 off duty hours for 23 separate events including feeding homeless, beach clean-ups, and orphan mentoring
Command Lifeguard Feb. 2008-Nov. 2011
· Provided professional underwater emergency and surveillance rescuer care to hospital staff during Navy physical readiness tests
· Provided surveillance and proper water safety to civilian patrons and dependents
· American Red cross CPR professional rescuer certified
· Supervised 80 command members for U.S. Naval Hospital in Yokosuka, Japan
Command Fitness Leader Feb. 2008-Nov. 2011
· Trained in conducting the Physical Readiness Test (PRT), injury prevention, safety and emergency response, nutrition education, and physical readiness information management system
· Responsible for maintaining physical readiness of USHA Yokosuka Command
· Guided, motivated and mentored shipmates to help them maintain overall well-being and a healthy lifestyle
MILITARY AWARDS
· Navy and Marine Core Good Conduct Medal November 2011
Awarded for 3 consecutive years of “honorable and faithful service”
· Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal October 2011
· Recognized Service at US Naval Hospital (Yokosuka, Japan)
· Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal
· Recognized service at Expeditionary Medical Facility (Kuwait)
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· Letter of Commendation for “Blue Jacket of the quarter” April 2010