Natalya Koetsier

Serves as an enterprise RN subject matter expert supporting staff education, workflow optimization, clinical implementation, and quality improvement across home health and hospice operations. Assesses practice gaps and develops competency-based nursing education resources and field-facing clinical decision tools, with a focus on chronic/rare disease care and medication and infusion/PICC safety.

Conducted enterprise-level clinical quality reviews supporting regulatory readiness, documentation integrity, patient safety, and operational consistency. Identified recurring clinical and documentation gaps and translated findings into education opportunities, competency evaluation concepts, and workflow improvement recommendations.

Managed medically complex home health patients requiring chronic disease management, post-hospital recovery, medication education, wound care, and infusion therapy support. Provided patient/caregiver education and coordinated interdisciplinary care to support medication safety and safe home-based outcomes, including PICC coordination and escalation for urgent provider or emergency evaluation.

Provided interim Director of Nursing leadership coverage during a facility leadership leave of absence. Supported clinical operations, staff oversight, regulatory compliance, interdisciplinary coordination, workflow management, and quality improvement while maintaining operational continuity and documentation expectations.

Provided nursing care in a specialty surgical hospital environment supporting orthopedic, cardiovascular, procedural, and post-surgical workflows. Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams in high-acuity settings requiring sterile technique, close assessment, prioritization, and patient-safety awareness.

Supported perioperative and surgical patient care in orthopedic and cardiovascular specialty environments. Provided care in sterile, surgical coordination-focused workflows with extensive exposure to anatomy and rehabilitation principles, ensuring safe procedural and post-surgical patient management.

Master of Science in Nursing (MSN), officially evaluated as a U.S.-equivalent degree. Institution and dates were not provided.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), officially evaluated as a U.S.-equivalent degree. Institution and dates were not provided.

Post-Master's Certificate in Business Management in Nursing, officially evaluated/recognized to U.S. standards. Institution and dates were not provided.