Julianna Bojko

• Company Overview: Level II Trauma Care Center
• Proficient at checking and monitoring vital signs, 12-lead ECG and telemetry placement, monitoring, and arrhythmia recognition
• Monitoring patients' respiration activity, blood pressure, heart rate, and blood glucose levels in response to medication administration
• Assessment and intervention of changes in patient status utilizing the Trauma Nursing Process
• Well practiced in triaging patients, prioritization of critical patients, and de escalation techniques
• Skilled as a triage nurse and trauma bay nurse
• Assisted charge nurse in managing work flow in throughput nurse position
• Ensured charting accuracy through precise documentation
• Proficient in monitoring and maintaining oxygenation and patent airway in pediatric and adult patients
• Assisted in moderate sedations, reductions of fractures, intubations, spinal taps, CPR, arterial line placement, central line placement, chest tube placement
• Monitored and assessed arterial lines, CVC/CVP's, IV's, powerports, casts, fistulas, incision sites, drains, wounds, wound dressings, and intubated, bipap, and high-flow patients
• Skilled in placing IV catheters, OG tubes, NG tubes, foley catheters, ortho glass splints, completing blood draws, istat blood tests, utilizing steripath for drawing of blood cultures, administering blood products, and utilizing rapid transfusers
• Versed in maintaining spinal precautions and seizure precautions
• Additional skills include: glucose testing, application of dressing on wounds, numb and scrubbing lacerations, obtaining specimens, identifying and labeling specimens according to procedures
• Proficient in patient education, therapeutic communication, interdisciplinary communication, medication administration, time management. teamwork, and discharge instructions

• Crosstrained to PICU
• Maintained a safe and therapeutic environment for patients, families, and staff through strict adherence to infection control policies and procedures.
• Reduced medication errors by diligently cross-checking physician orders with patient charts and collaborating closely with the pharmacy team.
• Improved patient outcomes by accurately assessing, diagnosing, and developing individualized nursing care plans for critically ill pediatric patients.
• Enhanced patient care quality by implementing evidence-based practices and protocols in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit.

Intensive Care Unit, Progressive Care Unit, Emergency Department, Cardiology Unit, Medical Unit, Surgical Unit, Rehabilitation Unit, Mother and Baby, and COVID Units

Intensive Care Unit, Progressive Care Unit, Emergency Department, Cardiology Unit, Medical Unit, Surgical Unit, Rehabilitation Unit, and COVID Units