DANIELLE PIAGENTINI, APN, FNP-BC

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1 DANIELLE PIAGENTINI, APN, FNP-BC 6035 W. Dakin, Chicago, IL, ; OBJECTIVE The intention of this summation is to obtain a position as a Family Nurse Practitioner at this facility and to work in collaboration with other members of the healthcare team to provide the best evidence-based care to members of the community by focusing on health promotion and disease prevention. PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY o Board certified Family Nurse Practitioner with efficient clinical skills and a natural ability to build meaningful rapport with patients and family o Commitment to providing quality care by following evidence-based practice guidelines with a holistic approach o Ability to work autonomously while appropriately utilizing collaboration from team members and seeking consultation as needed for further care EDUCATION Mennonite College of Nursing at Illinois State University, Normal, IL Masters of Science in Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner Sequence May 2014; Cumulative GPA 3.94/4.0 Mennonite College of Nursing at Illinois State University, Normal, IL Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree; May ; Major GPA 4.0/4.0 Cumulative GPA 3.96/4.0 Dean s List (Eight semesters), Honors Program Member, Honors Scholar, Alpha Lambda Delta Honorary Society Member, Student Nurses Association Member Career Training Center of Chicago, Chicago, IL August 2008; Certified Nurse s Assistant Certification OUTSTANDING CERTIFICATIONS Illinois Advanced Practice Nurse Expiration May 2016 Family Nurse Practitioner, Board Certified, American Nurses Credentialing Center July 2014 Certified Neuroscience Registered Nurse Expiration 2018 Illinois Registered Professional Nurse Expiration May 2016 BLS CPR Expiration August 2016 New RN Orientation Preceptor March -November

2 NIH Protecting Human Research Participants September WORK EXPERIENCE Registered Nurse; Heartland Hospice, Northbrook, IL January present Provision of compassionate, holistic care to homebound patients as well as those residing in facilities who meet hospice criteria. Emphasis of care includes education of the patient and family/caregiver on the process of dying, pain management, wound care, and comfort measures, as well as thorough documentation of the active dying process Registered Nurse; OSF Saint Francis Medical Center, Peoria, IL August November Full time staff RN on an Acute Neurology unit, acting as a member of a multidisciplinary management team for patients suffering from a range of neurological disorders including: acute stroke, epilepsy/seizure disorder, migraine/complicated headache, neuro-ophthalmologic disorders, spinal disorders, neurosurgical procedures, traumatic brain/spinal cord injury, infectious disease, multiple sclerosis, myasthenia gravis, altered mental status, amongst other disease processes requiring hospitalization Laboratory Assistant; Mennonite College of Nursing, Normal, IL August 2010 May Simulate clinical scenarios and provide educational assistance to guide the development of proficient skills of Undergraduate nursing students Nurse Intern; Swedish Covenant Hospital, Chicago, IL June 2010 May Contributed to holistic, patient-centered care to clients on an acute Medical-Surgical Telemetry unit Certified Nursing Aide; Norwood Crossing Skilled Nursing Facility, Chicago, IL May 2009 December 2009 PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT International Medical Relief, Volunteer Provider, Tigray, Ethiopia May 2014 Provided primary care, acute care, and community health education to remote villages in northern Ethiopia Student Member of American Association of Nurse Practitioners August OSF 3500 Unit Safety Coach October - August

3 OSF Professional Development Program September September Transcultural Mission Experience, Operation Amazon Manaus, Brazil June Provided culturally competent care to remote villages in the Amazon region as a member of a mission group including doctors, nurses, and a dentist Promotion of disease prevention through community education in hand hygiene and dental hygiene o OSF 3500 Unit Council Member April October o Transcultural Nursing Experience, GOYA Ministries Nairobi, Kenya Winter 2010 Operation of a medical clinic in a slum community, serving over 700 patients Provided primary care by administering vaccinations, as well as acute care of communicable disease, dehydration, and maintenance of clients with chronic disease. o Volunte er Telephone Support Person; Chestnut Health Systems Fall 2010 o Honors Council of the Illinois Region, presenter February 27, 2010 Project title Administrative Responses of Church-Related Facilities toward LGBT Elders o Honors Research Mentorship Fall Fall 2010 Conducted research and disseminated poster presentation at the Midwest Nursing Research Society Conference HONORS & AWARDS o ISU University Club Scholarship December o OSF Daisy Award for Nursing Excellence July o Dr. Herman Tiedman Award for Clinical Excellence May o Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing Fall 2010 o Bone Student Scholar, nominee Spring 2010 o Winifred Lawrence Memorial Scholarship, Fall 2010, Fall 2009

4 o Gottlieb Memorial Hospital Physicians Auxiliary Scholarship 2007 CONTINUING EDUCATION Neuroscience Nurse: Tumors and Headaches (1.00) Oct 28, Neuroscience Nurse: Seizures (1.00) Oct 28, Neuroscience Nurse: Neurological Trauma (1.00) Oct 28, Neuroscience Nurse: Neurological History and Physical Examination (1.00) Oct 28, Neuroscience Nurse: Immunity and Infection (1.00) Oct 28, Neuroscience Nurse: Developmental and Degenerative Disease Part II (1.00) Oct 28, Neuroscience Nurse: Developmental and Degenerative Disease (1.00) Oct 28, Neuroscience Nurse: Degenerative Spine Disease (1.00) Oct 28, Neuroscience Nurse: Concepts of Intracranial Pressure (1.00) Oct 28, Activating a Stroke Alert: A Neurological Emergency (1.00) Sep 16, Management of the Patient with Stroke (9.20) Aug 19, Pain Management in the Neurosurgical Post-Op Patient (0.50) May 13, Blue Alert (0.50) Apr 15, INI Stroke Core Measures and Review of Stroke Interventions (1.00) Apr 15, OSF Stroke Ed - The 30 Second Exam (0.50) Aug 26, Dysphagia Diet (1.00) Aug 26,

5 Unit Mandatory Education include heparin calculation/administration, CVC care, catheter insertion, RN Bedside Swallow (2.00) Jul 30, Seizure Management Protocol (0.25) May 18, OSF Neuroscience: ICP Concepts (1.00) Feb 16, OSF Neuroscience: Brain Tumor (1.00) Feb 15, OSF Neurology-Neuropharmacology Overview (2.00) Feb 15, OSF Neurology Spinal Cord Injury Patient (2.50) Feb 15, OSF Severe TBI (1.00) Feb 15, OSF Neurology Patient with Neuromuscular Diseases (1.50) Feb 15, OSF Neurology Patient with Neurodegenerative Disorders (1.50) Feb 15, OSF Neurology Hydrocephalus (1.00) Feb 15, OSF Neurology Care of the Patient with Seizures (1.00) Feb 15, OSF Neurology Care Mild - Moderate TBI Patient (1.00) Feb 15, OSF Neurology Hemorrhagic Stroke (2.00) Feb 15, OSF Neurology Emergencies in Neurological Patient (1.00) Feb. 15, OSF Neurology CNS Infections (1.00) Feb 15, OSF Neurology Care of Ischemic Stroke Patient (1.00) Feb 15, NIH Stroke Scale Training (2.00) Feb 15, OSF Neurological Assessment (2.50) Aug 22,

6 OSF Neuroanatomy and Physiology (1.00) Aug 20, Safe Patient Handling - Use of Patient Lift Equipment (3.00) Aug 11, REFERENCES Dr. Edwin J. Adamski, MD Clinical Preceptor, Spring 2014 Internal Medicine, Niles Medical Associates 7157 W. Howard, Niles, IL Denise Wilson PhD, APN, FNP, ANP, GNP Professor/FNP Sequence Leader Mennonite College of Nursing at Illinois State University [email protected] Julie Ballard RN, MSN, CNRN, NEA-BC Patient Care Manager, 3500 Acute Neuroscience OSF Saint Francis Medical Center, Peoria, IL Donna Brenenstall RNC, APN, WHNP Clinical Preceptor Summer Illinois Women s Health Center, Peoria, IL