JIYOUNG (River) WANG

As a final-year nursing student, I am eager to secure a graduate position to become a competent RN, which I have always dreamed of. I have recent clinical experience in ICU, renal, oncology, cardiac, and surgical wards. Throughout my nursing studies, I have worked as an AIN, providing valuable experience in communicating with residents and their families, efficient teamwork, and infection control in fast-paced environments. Before studying nursing, I worked as an international trader. In that role, I had to meet new people from various backgrounds and resolve conflicts between factories and customers. Through this experience, I developed crucial skills for RNs, including communication, accountability, and conflict resolution. I believe these experiences will enable me to excel as an RN.

• University of Sunshine Coast, 09/2024, Bachelor of Nursing Science, 5.0
• CPR & First Aid
• Australian Driver license
• IeMR competency
• Clinical placement, 07/01/2024, 07/28/2024, Hervey Bay, 160, Collaborating with other healthcare professionals to evaluate patient conditions and communicate any changes., Adjusting the epidural infusion rate according to the doctor's or pain management team's instructions and monitoring vital signs hourly for 4 hours for any changes in the rate., Maintaining the NG tube, including flushing, feeding, aspirating, and removing the urinary catheter and IV cannula, under the supervision of an RN.
• Clinical placement, 06/03/2024, 06/30/2024, Hervey Bay, 160, Collaborating with other healthcare professionals to evaluate patient conditions and communicate any changes., Adjusting the epidural infusion rate according to the doctor's or pain management team's instructions and monitoring vital signs hourly for 4 hours for any changes in the rate., Maintaining the NG tube, including flushing, feeding, aspirating, and removing the urinary catheter and IV cannula, under the supervision of an RN.
• Clinical placement, 03/11/2024, 04/07/2024, Sunshine Coast University Hospital, 160, Collaborating with other healthcare professionals to evaluate patient conditions and communicate any changes., Adjusting the epidural infusion rate according to the doctor's or pain management team's instructions and monitoring vital signs hourly for 4 hours for any changes in the rate., Maintaining the NG tube, including flushing, feeding, aspirating, and removing the urinary catheter and IV cannula, under the supervision of an RN., Assisted with removal of surgical drainages, maintaining a sterile environment., When there are significant changes in a patient's condition, such as fever, body tremors, or a high QADDS score, call the doctor to give a brief handover about the patient, discuss available options, share blood test results, and ask for their opinion.
• Clinical placement, 11/06/2023, 11/26/2023, Bundaberg Friendly Society Private Hospital, 120, Attaching Holter monitoring for patients with heart problems, reporting any new abnormalities to RNs, and observing ECHO procedure., Linking patients' histories to their medications. When administering IV meds, adjust the flow rate if the patient has issues with fluid overload., Assisting with the admission process under the supervision of an RN and performed an ECG.
• Clinical placement, 05/29/2023, 06/18/2023, Sunshine Coast University Hospital, 120, Assisting in the examination and treatment of patients, taking vital signs, documenting medical histories, and medication administration., Taking full responsibility of patient load under guidance of RN, Performing wound dressing on the patient's toes, prepared IV antibiotics, and administered them under the supervision of an RN., Educating patients about medications and post-treatment care, including mouth care, and addressing their concerns and questions with professionalism and empathy.
• Clinical placement, 12/05/2022, 12/16/2022, Immanuel Gardens Retirement Village, 80, Monitoring and assessing the health of residents using various assessments learned in the lab class, such as respiratory, neurological, and pain assessments., Work with carers to assist residents with showering and complete skin checks., Escalate concerns such as constipation, new wound, or new symptoms of residents to RNs., Becoming proficient in monitoring vitals, documenting progress notes, conducting ISBAR handovers, and building therapeutic relationships with residents and staff.