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Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)

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Leadership Potential: Demonstrates leadership qualities by taking initiative, mentoring peers, and seeking additional responsibilities. Additional duties include NICU transport leadership team, unit designee for Air Force Assistance Fund campaign, Neo Warden, and Genesis superuser. Hand chosen to lead NICU staff training for additional duties\education & training winter 2025.

Mentorship: Seeks out mentorship and guidance to enhance professional growth and development. Has obtained a bachelor s degree prior to enlistment in Psychology, is seeking to serve as a Clinical Psychologist.

Adaptability: Readily adjusts to changing priorities and mission requirements, maintaining a positive attitude in all patient care. Assisted in 2 one to ones in MSW at USNHO and 1 in ER at USNHO.

Mission Impact: Actions have a direct and positive impact on mission accomplishment, has successfully and safely done two air transports from Okinawa to Guam, and two ground transports to local Japanese hospital.

Exceeds Expectations: Consistently performs above established standards and expectations for rank and experience level.

Professionalism: Always maintains a professional demeanor and upholds Air Force core values. Excellence in all duties assigned and tasks performed.

Teamwork: Contributes positively to the team environment and fosters a spirit of cooperation.

Dress and Appearance: Consistently presents a sharp and professional military image in accordance with regulations. Received certificate for best female blues in FTAC and received two comp days for blues inspection along side Navy inspection.

Mastered Complex Procedures: Proficiently and independently performs [specific NICU procedures] on fragile neonates, exceeding expectations for skill and speed.

Critical Thinking & Intervention: Demonstrates sharp clinical judgment by rapidly assessing critical situations, initiating appropriate interventions, and contributing to life-saving care in the NICU.

Family Advocate: Provides compassionate, clear communication and education to families during high-stress situations, ensuring their understanding and involvement in their infants' care plans.

Infection Control Advocate: Maintains adherence to infection control protocols, exceeding standards to ensure a safe and sterile environment for vulnerable neonates, minimizing risks.

Collaboration Under Pressure: Thrives in fast-paced, high-stakes NICU environment, seamlessly collaborating with medical teams and responding effectively to rapidly changing patient needs.




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