She is an Alumni of Grand Canyon University with her Master’s in the Science of Nursing with an emphasis in Health Care Informatics. At MGMC, she is the Clinical Architect for the Cerner system. This title enables her to tailor the system to the needs and wants of the staff along with the knowledge to troubleshoot. She started her nursing career in labor and delivery as a staff nurse and worked her way thru school and her job gradually evolved into running the documentation systems in two sister hospitals. She has taken on user training classes, interacts with vendors, assists with the security components and runs audits on the system.…
She is very committed to quality, addresses issues in a timely manner, and promptly communicates with co-workers, employees, and vendors. Deborah works with all members of Woodhaven staff to maintain open and honest dialog throughout the organization to achieve our goal of paying vendors in a correct and timely manner. She maintains this level of performance even when no direct supervision is present.…
Responsible for operating private branch exchange switchboard for MemorialCare Medical Group. Answered entire after hours calls for all MemorialCare Medical Group doctors offices and speciality doctor's offices. Maintained politeness while on phone with patients. Triaged calling ill patients to on-call nurses or on duty nurses. Paged on call doctors after receiving calls from nurses at local hospitals.…
Question 1: We understand you are probably applying to multiple medical schools. Please explain your reasons for applying to the Carver College of Medicine. My initial curiosity was sparked a year ago, when I received an email from the Director of Admissions in regards to the minority recruitment program. After reading various reviews and what this school stood for, I was sold.…
Considering our world today a huge percentage of people truly is living on low wage salaries. Barbara Ehrienreich came up with the book Nickel and Dimed On (Not) Getting by in America in the most paradoxical way. She was in a French country-style place that offers $30 for lunch with Lewis Lepham. They were talking about the future articles that she may write for especially in the side of poverty. Considering that price of $30, that is not really the best price for lunch so that made her tell the editor that someone should do old fashioned journalisms and try it themselves.…
11. Do you feel nurse positively and effectively contributes to the education development of others? Why or why not? Patty is a very dedicated and passionate nurse.…
Mary Ann Sena-Edelen is the epitome of what we all want to be. She’s sweet, caring, bubbly, and smart while being a strong leader. She has worked her way up the MGM Resorts International career ladder with pure dedication and is now the Director of Guest Experience. She came to Las Vegas in 1989 for her twenty-first birthday, and loved it so much she stayed. It was the best career and life move she ever made.…
Selection Criteria Clinical Nurse Educator – Mental Health 1) Current authority to practice as a registered nurse with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) As required I have current authority to practice as a Registered Nurse with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) 2) Current certificate IV in Training & Assessment or working towards same or be prepared to undertake upon position commencement. I am prepared to undertake the certificate IV in Training and Assessment at the first available instance. I enjoy activities related to training and have no doubt to my successful completion of this course in a timely manner after enrolment.…
The Image of the Professional Nurse As we view the media daily, we tend to see that there are many different aspects of our daily lives being portrayed either negatively or positively. The image of nursing is a very important factor because it may change people’s image on the professional nurse. The media portrays various misconceptions about nurses. However, the positive portrayals of nurses in some concepts are being revealed. This paper further explores how the image of the professional nurse is portrayed positively in the media.…
I am deeply passionate about adult nursing I am already looking forward to a fulfilling career in adult nursing. The death of my mother motivated me. Adult nursing is something that is so deep inside me. I enjoy being needed and knowing that I am making a difference in someone else's life. I would like to see myself as an adult nurse in future that would satisfy my personal goals.…
The video “A Day in the Life; Maureen” is about the work life of Maureen Oh Ballon a Hospital social worker. The responsibilities of Maureen are to assess patients who are about to be discharge. She goes in the early morning to the patient's room, and start a conversation with them to see if the patients are auto sufficient. She will ask her patients how they feel, and if they will require service to support them at home. Equally, she will help with the patients who needs services in the community as residential, and nursing care placement.…
On November 21 1980 the 26 story MGM Grand Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada was occupied by approximately 5000 people when a tragic fire broke out in the restaurant known as “The Deli” as a result of a ground fault in the wall killing 85 people. A major contributor to the deaths was combustible furnishings, interior finishes, foam padding and moldings, air supply, and a very large undivided area that allowed for rapid fire spread and heavy smoke. Construction of the hotel and casino began in 1972 and was opened in December 1973. With approximately two million square feet of area only partial fire sprinkler protection was installed in the arcade, showrooms and convention areas on the ground level only. During construction the owners decided…
“Climbing The Golden Arches” is an essay written by Marissa Nuñez published originally in New Youth Connections, republished in The Norton Sampler. The main idea of this essay is that although the road to a successful career is fraught with hardships, it can be overcome with hard work and determination. At the beginning of the essay, Nuñez describes a scene in which she and her cousin went to eat at McDonald’s and decided to try out for a job there out of curiosity. They filed their applications and about a month later had their job interviews in which both passed. The author was initially surprised to receive the job but that turned into happiness when she realized that she no longer would have to depend on her mother for money anymore.…
She dates her information as far back as Florence Nightingale and her role as a patient advocate. This is a positive portrayal of nursing responsibility towards their patients and one that Susie should be commended on for her…
Lack of management involvement and motivation played a key downfall in the Portman Hotel. Management was over trusting in their belief that PVs were able to self-manage and self-motivate themselves. Also the PVs inability to move up, yet their broad job descriptions were a key to their high turnover rate. The concept shows that although this concept was popular in Asia, it doesn’t always “translate” to other cultures. Asia’s cultural differences, differences in costs, difference in labor systems, all played a role in their lack of initial success.…