Sheree Bryan

Evaluated patient diabetic medications and knowledge, including insulin use and continuous glucose monitoring. Educated patients on insulin pump usage, troubleshooting, and regimen effectiveness, ensuring proper technical and user technique.

Collected patient data, coordinated care, and collaborated with other disciplines to inform physicians of issues. Educated patients on diabetes management, including nutrition, medication, physical activity, and glucose testing, while also coordinating group visits and staff symposiums.

Provided direct and comprehensive patient care, including assessments, interventions, lab collection, and intravenous medication administration. Initiated, updated, and individualized nursing care plans based on hospital protocols and patient needs.

Supervised nursing staff and maintained an efficient medical-surgical unit, ensuring smooth operations and high-quality patient care. Managed unit resources and resolved conflicts to foster a positive working environment.

Participated in the interview process for prospective nursing staff within the medical-surgical unit. Assessed candidate qualifications and contributed to hiring decisions, supporting team growth.

Educated and guided nursing students in basic and complex nursing responsibilities, providing hands-on clinical training. Fostered professional development and ensured students gained practical experience in patient care.

Provided efficient nursing care to patients with a broad range of acute and chronic illnesses, performing assessments, interventions, and medication administration. Maintained inventory of high-alert medications and ensured adherence to hospital protocols and patient advocacy.

Completed a comprehensive curriculum focused on advanced nursing theory and practice. Developed skills in patient assessment, care planning, and interdisciplinary collaboration to provide high-quality healthcare.

Acquired foundational knowledge and practical skills in nursing care. Prepared for entry-level nursing roles through coursework and clinical experiences.