MA. KEITHLEEN STA. ANA- OLIVA

• Act as key resource in nursing leadership that is responsible in assessing, planning, developing, implementing, facilitating, evaluating and revising programs related to nursing quality improvement, and activities that provides continuing education for nursing personnel.
• Developed monthly, end-of-quarter and other statistical reports for leadership team and quality improvement programs.
• Assisted with quality control audits.
• Determined quality department standards, practices, and procedures.
• Monitored staff organization and suggested improvements to daily functionality.

• Implements in employing comprehensive education program to enhance clinical development of nursing staff within their assigned areas/departments, as well as other care providers to ensure well‑coordinated, multidisciplinary educational programs.
• Developed, revised, and implemented rules and regulations for nursing practices and education of staff.
• Provided leadership and guidance in developing and maintaining nursing standards.
• Interpreted NICU Nursing policies, procedures, and regulations
• Exercised professional judgment in evaluation of quality of services and recommended changes.
• Coordinated all duties pertaining to Nursing and Patient Care.
• Supervised, assigned duties, and coordinated nursing, scheduling, patient assignments, and overall direction of department.
• Evaluated nursing to ensure that all staff is performing at optimal level.
• Directed prepared and maintained patient clinical records, and supervised MAR Accuracy.
• Coordinated with physicians to ensure all medication, equipment, and treatment orders are carried out.
• Planned and organized orientation and taught in‑service training for personnel and unit staffing.
• Participated in guidance and educational programs that were required by institution

• Provided direct and individualized nursing care to premature and critically ill newborns of Neonatal Population in Level III NICU.
• Assessed patient conditions, administered and delivered medications, maintain thermoregulation and monitored vital signs. Developed and implemented care plans, ensuring high standards of patient care and safety.
• Collaborated with multi‑disciplinary team to provide comprehensive care for neonates in critical condition resulting in improved patient outcomes
• Managed and prioritized patient caseload, effectively addressing complex medical needs and emergencies
• Utilized critical thinking skills to make accurate and timely decisions in high‑pressure situations
• Assisted in development of standardized protocols for common neonatal conditions, leading to consistent and high-quality care.
• Guided patients, caregivers, and family members on plans of treatment and helpful resources available locally to support care.
• Managed complex patient cases involving life-threatening illnesses such as sepsis, respiratory distress syndrome, and congenital anomalies.
• Assumed Responsibility Senior Charge Nurse, serving as primary decision maker, responsible for coordination of all functions in Unit during designated Shift:
• Coordinated, delegated and supervised nursing assignments, modifying according to fluctuations in patient acuity/volume.
• Served as reliable conduit for information between management and staff.
• Attended high risk deliveries with Neonatologist.
• Functioned as Unit Liaison; providing ongoing communication between family members, staff and specialty personnel.
• Initiated ongoing communication and interaction with staff; being readily available with assistance at bedside where needed.
• Collaborated with Neonatologist and interaction with staff during shift rounds.
• Trained and coached new employees on protocols and best practices to promote safety and ideal patient outcomes.

Cared for critically ill children in Pediatric Intensive Care Unit. Including:

• Safely and competently care for patients during emergent situations such as intubations, codes, central line insertions and conscious sedation
• Care for patients on CRRT
• Administered medications, monitored patients' vital signs, and provided emotional support to patients and their families.
• Collaborated with healthcare professionals to develop and implement individualized care plans.
• Assessed and managed complex medical conditions in critically ill children, resulting in improved patient outcomes
• Educated parents and caregivers on post‑hospital care and provided emotional support during challenging times
• Participated in quality improvement projects, resulting in increased efficiency and safety in unit
• Mentor/ Preceptor to new grad RNs and nursing students