Cardiac Nurse Resume

Cardiac means anything related to the heart. We often hear this term in relation to a cardiac arrest, also known as a heart attack. In this reference, a cardiac nurse is one who takes care of patients with cardiac problems. These types of nurses usually specialize in the cardiac area after finishing their bachelor's degree in nursing. This field especially requires thinking on your feet, because in case of life threatening situations, the nurse is expected to take quick decisions so as to save a life. Along with this, the nurse also should be able to look after those patients who are suffering from heart ailments from a long time. 

Julian Long
348, Walton Way,
New Orleans, LA, 43786
(892) 489- 4322
julian.long@email.com

Academic Background

• Obtained Bachelor Degree in Nursing from University of Colorado in Landmark, New York in 1989.
• Obtained registration in nursing in 1990 from the same university.
• Dean's List, 3.0/4.5GPA
• Attended departmental seminars and offered briefing to confirm effective communication between UCB nursing course participants and City of Landmark personnel.
• Assembled and put forward suggestions to the City Government.
• Prepared in-detailed report including state objectives, sample population, analysis of budgetary constraints and potential outcome of report execution.
• Organized with American Lung and Heart Association, American Cancer Organization and Landmark City Hospital in order for setting up equipment and distributing health awareness objects.

Professional Background

1993- Present date: Working as Charge Nurse in the Flingstone Community Hospital, in Landmark, NY with the following work responsibilities

• Taking charges for Cardio-Thoracic Intensive and Progressive Care Departments).
• Conducting seminar and staff meetings.
• Supervising and evaluating staff performance.
• Coordinating ICU (15 beds) and PCU (10 bed).
• Performing respective reviews, checking and analysis of monthly documentations.

1992 - 1993: Working as Staff Nurse at Heart Transplantation Unit in Davidson Community Hospital, in Landmark, NY with the following work responsibilities:

• Attended seminar focusing on clinical practices and relevant role of staff education and executing of the system.
• Supervised adherence of subordinate nursing staffs to the principles of nursing practices, maintained performance records, organized seminars and workshops for improving the quality of service, responsible for executing bi-monthly staff meeting for evaluation monthly performance and critical analysis, set up appropriate strategies and resolutions to encounter problems.
• Conducted seminars and workshops for effective patient management and improved nursing management of pacemaker care.