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shleigh Nic,le ngeletteRegistered Nurse | Bachelors of Science in [email protected] | 704-451-0695

To whom it may concern;

As a Baccalaureate prepared Registered Nurse with over three years of experience, I have been blessed with so many different opportunities throughout my short, but ever-changing & ever-growing career. In December 2011, I graduated with honors from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing. I began working towards my Family Nurse Practitioner Masters Degree at UNC Chapel Hill in August of 2014. Currently, graduate school is on hold because of personal and family responsibilities that came first. But given that I have a new look on nursing as I step back from graduate school, Ive expanded what I thought I wanted from my career into what I would like to gain from my career to make me a better healthcare professional, a better cultured young woman, and a better person in general. I believe Travel Nursing has so many benefits and truly fits my personality. I am excited and prepared to go to some amazing places and maybe find a new home. As you will see in my resume, I have a plethora of experiences, including (but not limited to): from EMR conversion assistance to Level 1 Trauma Emergency Department and an Emergency Department with Psychiatric specialty (with both adults and pediatrics - in all aspects of behavioral health, mood disorders, psychotic disorders, eating disorders, personality disorders, mental retardation, and substance abuse). Other places Ive called home have been the Progressive ICU, Pulmonary Progressive Telemetry Unit, Medical Surgical Telemetry Units, as well as a float pool position at UNC Chapel Hill. Ive also been able to go on several flights with Charlottes Med Center Air Emergency Nursing Services in their ambulances and helicopters. I have floated to countless other units outside my trained specialities, included Burn ICUs, Neuro units (Medical/Surgical & ICU), EP & Cardiac Cath labs, Womens Health (Post partum & general), as well as been trained in the ICU briefly, but never enough to fully work there independently because the ICU has always been staffed very well at each hospital Ive worked at. But, Ive always been eager and anxious to continue learning, which is why I have had so many jobs in my short three-year nursing career. I strive for challenges, new opportunities, and new adventures. I believe traveling will help fulfill all those things I feel I need to gain from my career to continue being motivated and ready to learn and grow within the industry. Thank you for giving my resume careful consideration. I look forward to hearing from you. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions Sincerely Yours,

Ashleigh Nicole Angelette, RN, BSN

shleigh Nic,le ngelette, RN, BSN

Ashleigh icole AngeletteRegistered Nurse | Bachelors of Science in [email protected] | 704-451-0695

EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL Masters of Science in Nursing | August 2014 - present Family Nurse Practitioner focus; currently on leave due to personal & family

reasons; potentially transferring to the University of Alabamas online NP program so that Im more available for working & travel nursing.

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHARLOTTE Bachelors of Science in Nursing | August 2008 - December 2011 Graduated with Magna Cum Laude Honors - 3.93 GPA

TRAVEL RN REGISTERED NURSE | TRAVEL NURSE EXPERIENCE AMN Medical Express | March 2015 - current

#1: Cape Fear Valley Hospital | Fayetteville, NC 13 week contract - 3/23/15 - 6/20/15

Worked on Progressive Care Telemetry Units & was responsible for being the primary Progressive Care or Med/Surg float nurse if other units were short of staff due to my experience., I floated to the 6 different units within the hospital during my 13 week contract. Often times Charge Nurse.

RN EXPERIENCE REGISTERED NURSE | FLOAT TEAM UNC Chapel Hill| UNC Healthcare Chapel Hill, NC | July 2014 - December 2014 (Temporary, contract position) Highest level of an RN in the Float Pool/Flex Team, which allowed me to

work on several units with multiple subspecialties including: Emergency care, critical care units, behavioral health, progressive care, medical/surgical, womens health, and pediatric progressive care.

STAFF NURSE | PROGRESSIVE INTENSIVE CARECarolinas Medical Center - Main | Carolinas Healthcare System Charlotte, NC | March 2014 - June 2014 Nurse to patient ratio was 1:2 or 1:3 depending on the staffing matrix and

acuity on the unit. Cared for all aspects of ICU patients - trauma, cardiopulmonary, renal,

neurological, transplants, orthopedics, post-surgical, sepsis, and respiratory complications.

Worked with an aggressive ventilator weaning program modeled after a program at Johns Hopkins, called ReSCU - with the goal being to wean a person off a vent rapidly and have them breathing independently within 72 hours of initial weaning.

Reason for leaving was to give myself 6 weeks to complete pre-requisites required before beginning the FNP program at UNC, as well as time to get packed, find a new place to live, and move.


CHARGE NURSE | PULMONARY PROGRESSIVE TELEMETRY

Presbyterian Healthcare Main | Novant Healthcare Charlotte, NC | July 2013 - January 2014 Served as a Charge Nurse & Staff Nurse for a high acuity unit specializing in

respiratory care & cardiac monitoring. Also handled many acute cases involving a surplus of medical-surgical issues including heart failure, renal disease, dialysis, pre and post operation, stroke, psychiatric and oncology needs.Nurse to patient ratios was 1:6. That ratio would be divided with 1-2 patients on a ventilator or had a tracheostomy and at least 1 other patient on an IV drip (heparin, insulin, etc), and the remaining patients would be partial to total care.

Served as a Nurse Preceptor for new employees, responsible for training and orienting new staff to the unit (primarily New Graduates Nurses) and completing their competency validations before they were allowed to work independently.

CHARGE NURSE | PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTCarolinas Medical Center - Randolph | Carolinas Healthcare System Charlotte, NC | February 2012 - June 2013 Served as a Charge Nurse for a high acuity Psychiatric Emergency

department. Knowledgable about involuntary commitment paperwork and legal processes for the mentally ill. Trained on inpatient units & proficient in inpatient assessments & bedside monitoring.

Extremely knowledgable about North Carolina involuntary commitment papers.

Nurse to patient ratios varied due to the acuity of the department. On average, the ratio would be 1:10-1:14 for overnight observation care, as well as triaging and assessments of new, incoming emergency department patients.

Served as a Nurse Preceptor for new employees, responsible for training and orienting new staff to the unit (primarily New Graduates Nurses) and completing their competency validations before they were allowed to work independently.

CERTIFICATIONS Registered Nursing License #251172 NC Licensure (Compact) Expiration Date: 04/30/2015

American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers

Expiration Date: 03/31/2016 American Heart Association Advanced Cardiac Life Support

Expiration Date: 01/31/2017 American Heart Association Pediatric Advanced Life Support

Expiration Date: 01/31/2017 National Institute of Health Stroke Scale Certification

Expiration Date: 12/15/2015


SKILLS SuperUser for the EPIC Dimensions computer system at Novant Healthcare. Responsible for training the new EMR system to current and incoming employees.

SuperUser for the Soarian and MAK (Medication Administration Check) at Cape Fear Valley.

SuperUser for the CANOPY & CERNER computer system. Responsible for helping to develop the new FirstNet system for the mental health departments, as well as for training the new system improvements to current and incoming employees.

Proficient in dealing with complex patient care, including various procedures and treatments, such as:

Ventilators and tracheostomies; Medication drips & titrations (anticoagulants, moderate sedation, insulin, cardiac drips); Strong telemetry and cardiac monitoring skills; Post-operative patient care; Phlebotomy; Dialysis - peritoneal and hemodialysis

ORGANIZATIONS American Nurses Association

North Carolina Nurses Association Delta Zeta Alumni

AWARDS 2013 - Nominated for the prestigious Pinnacle Award through CHS 2013 - Nominated for the national DAISY Award for nurses by a patients family.

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