David Riley

Provided comprehensive nursing care for residents with complex chronic conditions, managing assessments, care plans, interventions, and outcome evaluations using the nursing process. Coordinated interdisciplinary care, managed transitions of care, educated patients and families, and supported quality, safety, and regulatory compliance.

Supervised care for medically complex, ventilator-dependent patients in long-term acute care. Coordinated interdisciplinary treatment plans, managed staffing and high-acuity patient continuity of care, and led evidence-based safety improvements.

Provided hospital-wide operational and clinical oversight for adolescent and adult behavioral health units. Directed staffing allocation and bed management, led Code STAR behavioral emergency responses, and coordinated crisis interventions to ensure patient and staff safety while maintaining compliance with policies and regulatory standards.

Served as Charge Nurse responsible for unit operations, staffing coordination, patient flow, and clinical oversight, including acuity-based patient assignments and schedule development. Led COVID-19 unit care coordination during surges, supported Rapid Response escalations, and collaborated across departments to deliver safe, evidence-based patient care.

Directed daily nursing operations including staffing assignments, patient flow, admissions, and discharges. Served as clinical resource and mentor, supported interdisciplinary communication, participated in Rapid Response escalations, and helped ensure compliance with organizational safety and quality standards.

Provided specialty nursing care for dialysis and gastrointestinal patients and served in Charge Nurse roles supporting unit operations, staffing, and patient flow. Developed and delivered peritoneal dialysis education and competency validation for nursing staff, and provided care coordination for patients with chronic kidney disease and multiple comorbidities across acute care settings.

Earned an associate's degree in nursing from Southeast Hospital College of Nursing, completing the program in 2007.