Amy Lai Yi Wong

• Monitored patient vital signs and recovery progress post-anesthesia.
• Collaborated with surgical teams to ensure seamless patient handoff and care continuity.
• Administered medications and treatments according to established protocols and physician orders.
• Educated patients and families on post-operative care and discharge instructions.

• Recover patients postoperatively from analgesia after a variety of day care and other complex procedures and surgeries
• Ensure patient's comfort by administering pain controlled medication and initiate patient controlled analgesia (PCA), epidural, and or peri-neural infusions (PCEA)
• Educate patient and family regarding the important use of pain medication for pain control and educate the use of PCA and PCEA
• Ensure patient is stabilized by using critical care thinking skills before discharging patient to surgical day care or the designated areas

• Preparing patients for endoscopy procedures after interviewing and assessing patient and IV insertion
• Recovery and discharge patient to home after endoscopic procedures
• Administer blood products and IV medications to patients who require regular blood products and IV medication administration

• Manage critically-ill patients who require constant cardiac and respiratory monitoring
• Deliver quality care to critically-ill patients by utilizing critical thinking and critical care skills
• Act as a resource team member for other units in the hospital
• Cross site Intensive Care Units (October 2009 – August 2010)
• Half-time in Mount St. Joseph ICU and half-time in St. Paul Hospital ICU
• To gain more and different variety of critical care experiences in between both sites

• A clinical resource team member who has the flexibility to practice in the areas of medical, surgical, and geri-medical nursing

• Facilitate post-stroke and brain injured patients and their family in the interdisciplinary approaches to provide supportive care prior to discharge to the community
• To assist patients to regain their independence and optimize their level of functioning in the process of rehabilitation

• Focus on supportive care to the geriatric residents
• A nurse leader who works well with the care aids and the licensed practical nurse

Advanced Cardiac Life Support Certification (ACLS) – June, 2026-2028