4515 Faraon Unit G

St. Joseph, MO 64506

Rroberts9@missouriwestern.edu
816-244-1612

Rylie Brooke
Roberts
Major: Bachelor of Science in Nursing received December 19 th,
2015
Minor: Biology

Education

2012-2015 Missouri Western State University, St. Joseph, Missouri

Clinical Experiences

Foundations: Laverna Village Nursing Home, St. Joseph, MO; 90 clinical

Health Promotion/Holistic Assessment: Missouri Western State

University, St. Joseph, MO; 90 clinical hours that focused on standards-based

hours that focused on concepts and theories for standards-based, holistic nursing
practice through application of basic skills and technologies for health promotion and
disease prevention through the lifespan.

holistic assessment including health promotion, illness prevention and risk identification.
Assessments by body systems were performed weekly to progress towards a compiled
assessment at the end of the semester.
Medical-Surgical: Mosaic, St. Joseph, MO; 180 clinical hours that focused on
alterations with application of the nursing process to provide standards-based holistic
care involving acute and chronic illnesses. Focused assessments were performed and the
skills validated in MWSU simulation lab were practiced.
Critical Care: Mosaic, St. Joseph MO; 45 clinical hours that focused on
standards-based holistic care for patients and families experiencing complex health
alterations with uses and effects of advanced health care technology and special
environments for care.
Mental Health: Mosaic, St. Joseph, MO; 45 clinical hours that focused on
standards-based holistic care of individuals with acute or chronic psychiatric disorders
with an emphasis of interviewing patients and leading group activities.
Pediatrics: Childrens Mercy Hospital, Kansas City, MO; 45 clinical hours
that focused on standards-based holistic care for infants, children and adolescents with
acute or chronic health alterations. Stationed floor (6 Henson) focused their care for
children with abnormalities involving endocrinology, pulmonology and GI.
Obstetrics: Mosaic, St. Joseph, MO; 45 clinical hours that focused on
standards-based holistic care for pregnant women, their newborn and the family.

Acute Care and Community Health Capstone: PACU unit at Mosaic, St.
Joseph, MO and CH is TBA; 280 clinical hours that focused on application of
standards-based practice with an emphasis of role transition from student to a
professional nurse.

2010-2012 Missouri State University, Springfield, Missouri

Undergrad prerequisites for BSN were completed

Other Relevant Experience

CPR/AED-adult (December 2013), ARC Certification (2013), Standard First Aid, Simulation
Lab Validations, experience with Cerner documentation, and attended Spring 2015
RESPECT conference at NMPRC (St. Joseph, MO)

Work Experience

Serving experience at Saint Joseph Country Club (6 months) and Ebbets Field
Sports Bar (5 months): trained and developed skills that included interpersonal
communication, attentiveness, and multitasking.

Hy-Vee Service Clerk for Meat and Seafood Department (2012-2015): roles require
efficient and friendly customer service that exhibits care, concern and patience in
all customer interactions. Frequent secret shoppers graded my customer service at
100% during their shopping experiences. I received training on food safety and
duties that require meat preparation skills using dangerous machinery (grinder,
band saw, tenderizer, etc), trimming, and stocking the service case. Additional
roles included training new coworkers, supervising the night shift, and handling
any customer issues.

College Activities and Awards/Accomplishments

Member of Student Nursing Organization (2 years)

Delta Zeta Sorority with a position as T-Shirt Designer (1 year)
3rd Degree Black Belt: leadership is one of the attributes emphasized in the
American Taekwondo Association alongside the mind and body training used for
self defense and safety awareness. Their Leadership Program focused extensively
on life skills, such as passion, empathy, discipline, the ability to focus and set
goals. This program also incorporated advanced training in weapons and selfdefense. Beyond the physical skills, I value the moral character that I started to
develop at six years old. The positive character qualities taught, such as:
discipline, perseverance, dedication, loyalty and honor for oneself and others
sculpted the person I am today.
International Baccalaureate Program of Visual Arts: My artwork was assessed
through an internal exhibition in 2010 to express the title, medium and intention of
works that I had created. Each body of artwork was created through reflection and
evaluation, which showed synthesis of skill, media and concept.
Central High School Senior Class Secretary/Leadership (1 year), Student
Government and Class Senate (2 years)
William Ann and Grace Scholarship

Volunteer Activities

Mission Trip to Kentucky in 2008 (1 week)

4515 Faraon Unit G

St. Joseph, MO 64506
Rroberts9@missouriwestern.edu
816-244-1612

Mission Trip to Philadelphia in 2009 (1 week)

Mission Trip to Belize in 2010 (1 week)
Mosaic Life Care Health Volunteer in Emergency Department (1 year)
Delta Zeta Sorority Volunteering (10 hours)

References

Mark Dittemore, RN, BSN- CTA in PACU at Mosaic Life Care (816-2482215)
Maureen Nold, RN, BSN- ICU at Mosaic Life Care (816-261-5582)