Brenda Medrano

Here’s a short, new grad–friendly version:

• Provided direct patient care in an acute care setting, supporting safety, comfort, and timely response to patient needs
• Monitored vital signs and patient status, reporting changes and escalating concerns as appropriate
• Administered medications under supervision via PO, IV, and subcutaneous routes while learning safe medication practices
• Completed head-to-toe assessments and documentation
• Assisted with common nursing skills
• Provided basic patient and family education
• Advocated for patients by communicating concerns and clarifying orders when needed

• Administered medications and performed focused assessments on incarcerated individuals
• Responded to emergencies and provided ongoing health monitoring
• Monitored chronic conditions of patients
• Documented patient progress and maintained medical records

• Administered daily medications and monitored individuals with developmental disabilities
• Managed home care tasks such as cleaning, grocery shopping, and meal prepping
• Assisted individuals with activities of daily living and planned engaging activities
• Promoted independence and encouraged self-care skills
• Documented patient progress and maintained accurate records
• Collaborated with healthcare team to ensure optimal patient care