Stephanie Mason

• Conducted comprehensive patient assessments to identify healthcare needs.
• Developed individualized care plans in collaboration with physicians to optimize patient outcomes.
• Facilitated specialist referrals based on assessment findings and physician requests.
• Educated patients and families on treatments, medications, and preventive care.
• Utilized electronic health records for precise documentation of patient care activities.
• Served as a preceptor for students during clinical rotations at assigned facility.
• Attended regular continuing education courses to remain informed on current healthcare trends.

Office was initially in Seymour, Indiana. This was moved to North Vernon in May 2026.

St Vincent Dunn, formerly Dunn Memorial Hospital was closed December 16, 2022.

My work as APRN had included 2 days in cardiology in Ascension Medical Group office in Seymour and 3 days of Primary Care in Ascension Medical Group in Bedford. After closing of Bedford office, workplace changed to Seymour

• Monitored exercise education, including medication, diet, and home exercise for post-cardiac event patients.
• Conducted cardiac stress testing utilizing nuclear medicine and exercise protocols.
• Provided IV access education before and after testing to enhance patient preparedness and understanding.

• Assessing for appropriate intravenous access, options included IV access, mid-line access and peripherally inserted central catheter.
• Working in and maintaining sterile technique. Documentation, patient and staff education on procedure and care of newly placed access.

• Oversaw post-operative care for patients following coronary bypass grafting and cardiac catheterization.
• Collaborated with physical, occupational, and respiratory therapy teams to enhance patient recovery.
• Educated patients and families on medications, exceptions, and discharge instructions.
• Managed electronic health record documentation and resource allocation efficiently.

• Assessed, implemented, reviewed, and documented care for MI patients, post-operative patients, patients receiving thrombolytic infusion, ventilated patients, and those requiring arterial lines and IV medications for blood pressure support.
• Managed staffing, resource allocation, national database maintenance, and performance improvement measures for cardiac catheterization lab and cardiology department while also providing direct patient care.
• Managed case management services for patient care and discharge.