Jennifer Almonte

Provide nursing care, administer medications and immunizations, and perform triage for students and employees while delivering patient education on health maintenance and disease prevention.

Floated between PCU and Med/Surg telemetry units providing direct care to 5–6 patients, monitored and analyzed cardiac rhythms, and managed complex infusions including IV heparin and cardizem drips and blood product administration.

Oversaw health and wellness of students preschool through high school during ESY/camp, managed medications, performed triage and first aid, and documented all visits for staff and parents.

Provided OB/GYN nursing services including patient education on contraception and prenatal care, triaged patient calls, administered vaccines, and completed OB intake appointments for newly pregnant patients.

Created and managed student health records and 504/care plans, conducted vision screenings and medication administration, and implemented allergy, asthma, and diabetes management protocols including Omnipod coordination.

Worked in a 36-bed Medical-Surgical unit, served as Charge RN and preceptor, led quality and patient-satisfaction initiatives including hourly rounding and education projects that contributed to the unit being named most improved.

Provided clinical support in family medicine including immunizations and injections, prioritized triage calls, coordinated care and appointments, and educated diverse patient populations on medication use and self-care.

Completed a Bachelor of Science in Nursing with clinical training and coursework at the University of Rhode Island from September 2008 to May 2012.