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From Agosi, Candidate's Name @christianacare.org>
To: EMAIL AVAILABLE <EMAIL AVAILABLE>
Date Today at Street Address :22 PM
RESUME
NAME Candidate's Name
ADDRESS 115 FALLON AVE, WILMINGTON DE
19804
PHONE (CELL) PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE
E-mail EMAIL AVAILABLE
EDUCATION:
COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY DEGREE OBTAINED
COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN RESPIRATORY
PHILADELPHIA CARE TECHNOLOGY
UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA. ASSOCIATE DEGRESS IN
ENVIRNMENTAL PROTECTION AND
MANAGEMENT (WES Evaluation)
UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN
GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGENT (WES Evaluation)
CERTIFICATIONS CERTIFIED RESPIRATORY THERAPIST:
NBRC
LICENSURE
Active Respiratory Care Practitioner
License Delaware State Board
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Christiana Care Wilmington Hospital, November 2023 till date (Behavioral Health Specialist)
Observing and assessing patients' behavior, develop treatment plans that will address the
behavior and document all treatment progress.
Coordinate a support educational group that can strengthen individuals and help them in
their recovery process.
Report any behavioral changes to other healthcare providers in order to execute a
treatment plan and document these observations.
Practicing the best use of verbal de-escalation to redirect an individual going through
emotional, psychological or physical crises and document all techniques used and the
best technique that controlled the situation.
To assist with searching for individual belongings to ensure that the individual does not
have possession of any harmful items or substances that can be of danger to either him
or herself and to others.
Completing of round every 15 minutes to identify everyone's condition, location and
activity they are doing to ensure safety of the individuals.
Dover Behavioral Health System, February 2022 to June 2024. (Psychiatric Safety
Specialist)
Closely monitor patients and complete observation rounds using required safety
protocols
Participate in treatment planning by helping to identify patients problems, needs and
strengths.
Assist in the admission process, including obtaining vital signs, safety search of patients
and personal belongings, obtaining urine specimens and orienting new patients to the unit
and their program.
Plan, prepare, and deliver group therapy programs for patients.
Ensure precaution protocols are followed and encourage patients to actively participate in
all program activities
Create an engaging unit milieu to maintain a therapeutic and safe environment with a goal
to achieve high patient satisfaction
Using protocols, practice early intervention with patients and establish behavior
management plans
Participate in hospital codes necessary to the unit s safe operation.
Partners with the Charge Nurse with assignments and ensuring a successful shift.
Albert Einstein Hospital Philadelphia, Jan. 2019 to March 2019 (Student Respiratory
Therapist)
Performs evaluation procedures, both invasive and non-invasive, to determine respiratory
care needs, and makes appropriate recommendations based upon department protocols.
Administers physician prescribed respiratory therapy, including oxygen, respiratory
medication, PFTs, ABGs, and all mechanical ventilation.
Monitors patients requiring mechanical ventilation including clinical assessment, routine
rounds, troubleshooting, weaning, airway care, and diagnostic testing to ensure the
safety and appropriate care of patients.
Participate in patient/ family education.
Demonstrates an understanding of appropriate safety and infection control techniques.
Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), Sep. 2018 to Dec. 2018 (Student Respiratory
Therapist):
Meeting with and examining patients who have pulmonary diseases, disorders, or
complications
Conducting, performing, and analyzing diagnostic and function tests to assess lung
capacity and capability
Working with physicians and nurses to create treatment plans
Treating patients with aerosol medications and chest physiotherapy
Administering inhalants
Operating mechanical ventilators and other machines (Noninvasive CPAP and BIPAP
machines)
Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, January 2018 to April 2018 (Student Respiratory
Therapist):
Therapist):
Administration of oxygen therapy with the intent of treating or preventing the symptoms
and manifestations of hypoxia. Includes humidity and aerosol therapy.
Knowledgeable administration of pharmacologically active aerosols to the airways.
Therapeutically perform clinical assessments and therapeutic techniques associated with
secretion mobilization including directed cough and deep breathing exercises, postural
drainage, chest percussion and vibration.
Responsible for the technical management and directly involved in the clinical
management of the mechanically ventilated patient. Proficient in all related ventilatory and
airway support procedures, including intubation skills when delegated, special therapeutic
procedures, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, emergent situations and transport of
intubated patients.
Perform and assess all diagnostic techniques in respiratory care. Includes, but not limited
to oximetry, end tidal CO2 monitoring, bedside and lab based pulmonary function (upon
competency completion), assist with bronchoscopy procedures, monitoring vent
mechanics
and ABG collection.
Demonstrates an understanding of appropriate safety and infection control techniques.
Comply with physician orders, execute departmental MIS responsibilities and patient care
documentation.
Participate in patient/ family education.
Respects each patient s/customer s personal dignity, right to privacy and confidentiality.
Demonstrate ability to organize your own patient care assignment to achieve completion.
Takes initiative to utilize time efficiently and to assist coworkers, when capable.
Interacts cooperatively with physicians, nurses and other members of the patient care
team to assure optimal patient care.
Therapeutic Procedures: Ventilator Management, Airway Management, Bronchopulmonary
Hygiene, Oxygen Therapy, Aerosol Medication Administration, Pulmonary Function Testing
Clinical Skills: Patient Assessment, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), Blood Gas
Analysis, Patient Education, Neonatal and Pediatric Care, Emergency Care
Diagnostic Testing: Spirometry, Methacholine Challenge Tests, Polysomnography,
Capnography, Hemodynamic Monitoring, 6-Minute Walk Test
Equipment Proficiency: Mechanical Ventilators, CPAP and BiPAP Systems, Oxygen
Concentrators, Nebulizers, Suction Equipment, Pulse Oximeters
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