Fernanda Domínguez S

Coordinate care and follow-up for 5-12 neonatal patients per shift, prioritizing multiple patient needs in a high-acuity setting while maintaining service continuity, safety, and timely communication. Serve as a primary liaison for parents and families, providing clear updates, education, discharge guidance, and follow-up instructions.

Managed coordinated care for critically ill neonatal patients across multiple acuity levels, maintaining organized communication among clinical teams and families in a fast-paced environment. Supported admissions, transfers, discharge planning, referrals, and follow-up needs.

Delivered small-group instruction and individualized guidance, translating complex clinical concepts into clear, audience-appropriate information. Coordinated teaching schedules, educational materials, and administrative activities with faculty and program leadership.

Good Clinical Practice (GCP) for Clinical Trials with Human Participants certification from NIDA Clinical Trials Network, completed in 2026.

U.S. Bachelor's Degree Equivalent in Nursing and Midwifery evaluated by World Education Services in 2026.

Introduction to the Healthcare System certification from Patient Navigator Training Collaborative, completed in 2026.

HIPAA Basics certification from Stampwell, completed in 2026.

Diploma in Neurodevelopment and Family-Centered Care from Universidad de los Andes, Chile, completed in 2025.

Breastfeeding Counselor Training from Comunidad de la Leche, completed in 2025.

Bachelor's Degree in Midwifery (Obstetrics and Childcare) from Universidad de los Andes, Chile, completed in 2024.

Healthcare-Associated Infections Prevention (120 hours) certification from CapacitaNet, completed in 2024.

Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from AHA Certified CERP, completed in 2024.

Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) certification from Universidad de Santiago, completed in 2024.