ASHLEY CAREY

447 E Camino Limo Verde Sahuarita, AZ 85629 · (520) 450-7717

Ashley.carey294@yahoo.com

I will be graduating from the University of Arizona College of Nursing with a Bachelor of Science in
Nursing. I will be completing the National Council Licensure Examination at the end of January. My
passion is in critical care and I would be privileged to be accepted into your new graduate nurse
program.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
AUGUST 2018 – PRESENT
HOME HEALTH AID/CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT, BAYADA HOME HEALTH
CARE
 Served as a home health aid where I did basic homemaking duties and provided
companionship. I assisted or provided total care with personal hygiene, ambulation, eating. I
assisted the clients with their medication management an administration. I assessed patients
vital signs and overall health condition from day to day.

APRIL 2013 – PRESENT

AEROSPACE MEDICAL TECHNICIAN, ARIZONA AIR NATIONAL GUARD
 I serve one weekend a month as a Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) over four
medical technicians for the Arizona Air National Guard (AZ ANG)
 Managed a phlebotomy station to include the maintenance, currency and fidelity of over
1,600 patient records as well as perform physical assessments including vitals and vision
testing
 Assisted in the conversion of paper records to electronic health records for the 162d Fighter
Wing.

MAY 2018 – JULY 2018

YOUTH SUMMER CAMP NURSE, YMCA OF SOUTHERN ARIZONA
 Served as EMT Certified Camp Nurse.
 Managed an infirmary providing routine and emergency medical care. Additionally, my
responsibilities included inventory control and dispensing of medications to 80-260 campers
and all staff.

AUGUST 2016 – AUGUST 2017

PATIENT CARE TECHNICIAN, TUCSON MEDICAL CENTER
 I served as a float-pool technician where I ensured patient safety, assessed patient vitals,
provided personal hygiene care and assisted nurses.
 CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
4TH SEMESTER
 Leadership Course: 180 Precepted Clinical Hours (ST. Mary’s Medical ICU), 8hrs
Leadership Shadow (Rapid Response nurse)
 Population Health: 75 hours

3RD SEMESTER
 High Acuity Course: Intensive Care Clinical Rotation 270 hours (Clinical + Lab)
 Psychiatric Course: Psychiatric Clinical Rotation 75 Clinical hours

2ND SEMESTER
 Pediatric Clinical Rotation: 135 hour (Clinical + Lab)
 Med-Surg Course: Medical Surgical Clinical Rotation: 135 hours (Clinical + Lab)
 Obstetrics Clinical Rotation: 75 Clinical hours

1ST SEMESTER
 Long-Term Care Clinical Rotation: 112 hours (Clinical + Lab)

EDUCATION
2018
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING, UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA COLLEGE OF
NURSING COMPLETING DECEMBER OF 2018

CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT, TEST CHALLENGED USING NURSING SCHOOL

WAIVER
ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT (ACLS), AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION

2017
ASSOCIATE OF NURSING TECHNOLOGY, COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF THE AIR
FORCE

2016
ASSOCIATE OF LIBERAL ARTS, PIMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE

ASSOCIATE OF GENERAL STUDIES, PIMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Graduation with honors

2014
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN, CORPSMAN PROGRAM SAN ANTONIO, TX

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SKILLS AND HONORS
 Leadership  Air Force Achievement Medal
 I have supervised a phlebotomy station,
ensuring adequate training is completed,
regulations are maintained, and ordering  Organization and multitasking
supplies as needed.  I have experience communicating with
 I have educated and trained personnel all ages in relation to patient care, de-
regarding phlebotomy hazards, specimen, escalation and resolving issues.
transportation, and blood obtainment.  I have experience with communicating
 I retain supervisory experience of other over technology with proper phone and
medical personnel and staff within the email correspondence etiquette.
Medical Group.
 As a junior enlisted airman, I was appointed Other certifications:
the non-commissioned officer in charge of  Institute for Healthcare Improvement
the phlebotomy station where I have certificate (IHI)
recreated and modified Standard Operating
Procedures to ensure functionality and
application for medical inspections in
accordance with Air Force Standards.

ACTIVITIES
Several ways that I give back and serve others are by volunteering for these foundations: Special
Olympics, American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, Airman Against Drunk Driving, YMCA,
Susan G. Komen, Wounded Warriors Project, Ronald McDonald House, and the Animal Shelter. Activities
I do regularly are hiking, camping, gardening, cooking and painting.