allison redden

Management of clinical operations for a multi-service department including: General Surgery and Orthopedic Specialty Service Departments, 5 physicians, , 10 direct-report nursing support staff, and 120 patients daily. Liaison to Hospital Commander, and Chief Nurse regarding medical, social, deployment, and readiness issues of sailors and families. Managed the administration functions, operational performance reporting, streamlining processes and systems wherever possible, and advising senior management on maximizing success in a major medical department for the US Navy. Electronic Documentation Educator & Trainer for nurses and medical providers using the Military Healthcare System. Designed Documentation notes for increased efficiency and patient safety during transfer from unit to unit.

Part-Time student in the Family Health Nurse Practitioner Program. Pursuing Master's of Science in Nursing. Courses in Progress: Professional Aspects of Advanced Practice Nurses, Primary Health Care of the Family I (including 100 clinical hours).Clinical Hours provide emphasis on clinical decision making and implementation of evidence based practice in primary care with a wellness focus Completed Courses: Evidence Based Practice Research, Advanced Concepts in Pharmacology, Health Care Ethics, , Advanced Health Assessment, Pathophysiology, and Research Methods for Healthcare Providers. Current GPA - 3.58

* Served as Inpatient Wound Care Program Lead in a 275 bed regional medical center. * Clinical Responsibilities * Perform as program coordinator for wound care and pressure ulcer prevention for a 275 bed unit regional medical center * Provide comprehensive consultations and recommendations for all Inpatient wound consultations. * Provide staff education and orientation for evidence based wound care program. * Developed comprehensive pressure ulcer prevention program for graduate medical education program, nursing staff, and staff providers.

Activities and Societies: American Nurses Association, Armed Forces Section Women's Heath, and American Association of Nurse Practitioners