Haylie Garrity

Dedicated and compassionate nursing student with extensive hands-on clinical experience. Brings a strong foundation in patient-centered care, clinical assessment, safety, and interdisciplinary collaboration developed through diverse hospital employment and clinical rotations. Seeking a new graduate RN position to contribute to patient outcomes while continuing professional growth.

• Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), California — ID #01208804 (August 2020–December 2024)
• Basic Life Support (BLS), American Heart Association (AHA)
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), American Heart Association (AHA)
• AVA Braun Peripheral Intravenous Access Certification
• Certificate of Achievement, UC San Diego Health (UCSDH) Population Department Program
• ELNEC Palliative Care Certification
• Faith and Spirituality Integrated SBIRT Training
• TeamSTEPPS Fundamental Training
• EZIZ Immunization Training
• Collaborative Institutional Training Incentive (CITI) Program

• UC San Diego Thorton’s Medical Center, San Diego, CA — Critical Care (January–May 2026) - Assisted with procedures such as IV insertion, blood draws, Foley catheter insertion, wound care, and sterile dressing changes - Observed and assisted with care of patients on continuous cardiac monitoring, recognizing signs of dysrhythmias and clinical deterioration
• Everest Hospice San Diego County, San Diego, CA — Community Health (January–May 2026) - Provided companionship and emotional support to hospice patients through presence, conversation, and therapeutic engagement - Observed patient mood, comfort level, and engagement, communicating notable changes to hospice staff
• UC San Diego Jacobs Medical Center, San Diego, CA — OBGYN/Newborn (August–November 2025) - Assisted with postpartum and newborn assessments, vital signs, and patient education. - Supported maternal recovery and newborn safety while promoting bonding and family-centered care.
• Rady Children’s Hospital, San Diego, CA — Pediatric (August–November 2025) - Provided pediatric patient care including vital signs, intake and output monitoring, and age-appropriate daily care. - Implemented comfort measures and therapeutic play in the medical-surgical unit, PICU, and CVICU. - Observed pediatric procedures and collaborated with nurses to support family-centered, developmentally appropriate care.
• Scripps Mercy Hospital, San Diego, CA — Medical-Surgical II (May–July 2025) - Utilized electronic health records (EHR) for accurate documentation and review of labs, diagnostics, and provider orders Delivered direct patient care for adults with acute and chronic medical conditions under RN supervision. - Performed vital sign monitoring, assisted with hygiene, nutrition, mobility, and accurate electronic documentation. - Collaborated with RNs and interdisciplinary team members to support safe medication administration and care coordination. - Applied infection prevention and safety protocols to promote patient comfort and reduce risk of complications.
• Alvarado Parkway Behavioral Institute, La Mesa, CA — Mental Health (May–July 2025) - Assisted nursing staff in maintaining a safe therapeutic environment on behavioral health units. - Utilized therapeutic communication, active listening, and de-escalation strategies to support patient stability. - Demonstrated professionalism, empathy, and situational awareness in mental health care delivery.
• Sharp Memorial Rehabilitation, San Diego, CA — Medical-Surgical I/Rehabilitation (January–May 2025) - Conducted focused nursing assessments and administered medications via oral, injectable, and enteral routes under supervision. - Assisted patients with mobility, rehabilitation therapies, and functional recovery. - Floated to the Emergency Department, gaining exposure to IV insertion, blood draws, and basic critical care skills.
• UC San Diego Health, San Diego, CA — Population Health (January–May 2025) - Participated in community-based initiatives emphasizing disease prevention, health promotion, and patient education. - Supported outreach efforts aimed at improving population health outcomes and access to care.