Sylvia Baillie

Served as a bone marrow transplant nurse navigator while providing direct patient care for blood cancer patients receiving chemotherapy, immune therapy, and various blood products. Coordinated care with physicians and ancillary teams to help guide patients through oncology treatment and transitions.

Provided direct oncology nursing care for blood cancer patients, including chemotherapy, immune therapy, and administration of blood products. Coordinated with registered nurses, physicians, and multidisciplinary healthcare teams to support patients throughout their oncology journey.

Administered chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and other infusions as directed by oncologists/hematologists. Collaborated with physicians, pharmacy technicians, and financial counselors to support patient care coordination in the infusion clinic.

Reviewed resumes for potential travel clinicians and assigned Relias assessment exams. Coached clinicians through data entry in the SnapNurse database and participated in clinical leadership calls related to clients, facilities, and clinicians.

Provided direct patient care to multiple myeloma patients and served as a team lead overseeing registered nurses and patient care technicians. Conducted audits, facilitated discharge planning, and supported quality improvement projects in collaboration with physicians and ancillary staff.

Provided personal care for patients in a med/surg setting under the direction of registered nurses in Halifax. Assisted with day-to-day patient support to help ensure safe, consistent care.

Provided direct inpatient nursing care for renal patients and multiple myeloma, including work in the General Clinical Research Center and the multiple myeloma/bone marrow transplant inpatient unit. Supported clinical research activities by providing nursing support to researchers across campus for clinical input on study roles.

Earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Arkansas Tech University in 2002.