Michelle Indiano

• Managed care for 1-3 critically ill patients with trauma, burn, vascular, and renal transplant related injuries and illnesses.
• Assisted with onboarding new staff members, providing orientation and support.
• Worked closely with Unit Educator to increase self and staff competency and improve quality of care in ever-evolving clinical unit
• Coordinated staff team building efforts and events to maximize retention.

• Coordinated care, safety, and patient movement in 16-bed ICU plus 8-bed COVID-19 unit with 14-person staff
• Responded to emergencies and consulted on specific critical care needs and cases throughout hospital
• Educated multiple nurses in 1:1 and group settings in critical care skill sets and pathophysiology
• Refined and ran progressive care unit (PCU) orientation program and education for 25 RNs and 15 military medics

• Led 20+ RNs and medics in the care of 180+ patients in 60-bed ICU onboard naval hospital ship deployed to New York City for COVID19 pandemic response

• Company Overview: United States Naval nuclear warship with 5500+ sailors onboard conducting military missions and launching military aircraft around the globe
• Sole RN comprehensively responsible for all inpatient care (ICU, Med-Surg, ED, and PACU), training of 30+ military medics, and 5500+ sailors in advanced first aid, basic life support, emergency response, and patient movement
• Planned, coordinated, and executed emergency response drills involving 600+ people per drill
• Collected monthly data from medical and dental departments onboard, and innovated measures to correct deficiencies
• United States Naval nuclear warship with 5500+ sailors onboard conducting military missions and launching military aircraft around the globe

Care of critically ill and injured patients, transport and med-evac coordination in austere location

Care of United States and allied soldiers, including local Afghan soldiers, police, government dignitaries, and children/adolescents with advanced traumatic injuries and related illnesses, including multi-limb amputees, explosion injuries, burns, and firearm wounds.