Hannie Faye Perlas

Seeking a position within an innovative organization prioritizing personalized services to enhance comfort and safety. Goal is to contribute to a company with a strong community presence dedicated to addressing distinct client needs. Expertise in patient care, medication administration, and health monitoring as a licensed nursing professional. Prioritizes collaboration within teams to provide dependable support and adaptability to evolving needs. Recognized for effective communication, problem-solving skills, and empathy in high-pressure situations. Prepared to make a meaningful impact on patient outcomes and overall healthcare quality.

Basic Life Support – Health Care Provider Level – Current

• Heart & Stroke Foundation – October 2024

PBI Education

• Medical Chaperone Training – December 2024

College of Licensed Practical Nurses of Alberta

• Administration of Pass and Bridge Medications – November 2024
• Ear Syringing – October 2024

• Maintaining a positive outlook and strong work ethic.
• Quick learner, able to understand and implement new procedures and techniques promptly.
• Fluent in both Filipino and English, both in writing and speaking.
• Competent in carrying out tasks in an organized and timely fashion.
• Always punctual.
• Able to quickly adjust to changing or unexpected circumstances.
• Function within professional boundaries and acknowledge limitations.
• Compassionate and detail-oriented nurse with clinical experience in diverse settings.
• Skilled in patient care, medication administration, and health assessments, with a strong foundation in critical thinking.
• Dedicated to delivering high-quality care, building patient trust, and collaborating with healthcare teams to achieve optimal outcomes.
• Eager to apply skills in a dynamic environment to support patient well-being and professional growth.

Student Professional Preceptorship – March2024 – April2024

Chinook Intercare, Long Term Care, Richard’s Way East Unit, Calgary, Alberta (Clinical Placement)

• Provided direct physical and emotional support to patients and families.
• Assisted with daily activities and personal care.
• Used redirection and communication skills for patients with dementia.
• Developed individualized care plans based on assessments.
• Coordinated with doctors, therapists, and pharmacists for quality care.
• Observed and reported changes in patient health to nursing preceptor.
• Managed multiple tasks while prioritizing urgent requests.
• Ensured accurate documentation of assessments and procedures.
• Administered medications and treatments per physician orders.
• Conducted physical assessments to identify changes in patient needs.
• Performed nursing tasks within scope, including wound care and catheter insertion.

Student Practical Nurse, February2024 – March2024

Rockyview General Hospital, Unit84 – General Surgery (Clinical Placement)

• Conducted physical exams and reviewed medical histories.
• Instructed patients on health maintenance and treatment options.
• Accurately followed physician orders for tests and medications.
• Monitored vital signs: blood pressure, temperature, and pulse.
• Delivered direct nursing care, including medication and wound management.
• Ensured safe and competent care.
• Promoted patient health through education.

Student Practical Nurse, October2023 – December2023

Rockyview General Hospital, Unit57 – Acute Geriatric Unit (Clinical Placement)

• Conducted patient assessments and created personalized care plans.
• Administered medications as per physician's orders.
• Managed multiple tasks while ensuring quality care.
• Maintained accurate electronic medical records.
• Observed and reported changes in patient conditions.
• Provided nursing care, including wound and ostomy care, blood glucose checks, and catheterization.
• Communicated effectively with clients and healthcare team.
• Documented assessments and procedures per unit policy.

Student Practical Nurse, May2023- July2023

Bethany Calgary, Long Term Care, JE&C, Calgary, Alberta (Clinical Placement)

• Documented changes in patients' health and reported to nursing staff.
• Assisted residents with daily activities (ADLs) like showers, dressing, and feeding.
• Monitored vital signs and completed daily assessments.
• Administered oral medications per physician's orders.
• Developed individualized care plans and strategies to meet specific goals.
• Provided ongoing progress reports and advocated for community engagement.
• Observed residents' physical and mental conditions.