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Pilpa Buot IV
Nurse Practitioner
8 Woody Nook
Plymouth, Massachusetts 02360
(707) 981-1185
Matrian1120@gmail.com
SKILLS
● Multilingual in Spanish, English, and Filipino( Bisaya, Tagalog)
● Excellent communication skills, communicating with others in dire
situations
● Efficient computer skills, navigating and operating technology
● Proficient in trauma and emergency procedure, especially in cardiology
and neurology
● Flexiblible with work hours
● Excellent in managing patient centered care and treatment
● Calm and sharp under high pressure situations
● Proficient in surgical techniques and skills ( sutures, administration of
anesthesia, cutting and closing body cavities)
● Efficient in measuring patient vitals
● Excellent in providing and maintaining patient nutritions
● Able to administer medication
● Capable of documenting patient care, medical information, and
treatment plan
● Excellent in diagnosing patients
● Able to run medical labs and clinicals
● Proficient in basic needle administration
EXPERIENCE
The Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles - Nursing
Student/ Pre-nurse
September 2021 - June 2024
● Monitored five assigned patients, updating information on vital signs
and progress of treatment
● Assessed condition of patients, ordering and evaluating diagnostic
tests and medications as needed
● Documented data relating to patient information including patient care,
treatment plan, medications, vitals,assessment results, medical
interventions, and treatment changes
● Pre-trained in medical procedures for patient emergency, hospital
protocol, and patient admittance.
● Monitored assigned patients during pre operation and post operation
References
Janet I. Kang
● Student pre/post nursing license coordinator at UCLA
● Email- jkang@sonnet.ucla.edu
● Cell Phone Number- 310-825-6562
Ramez A. Soliman
● Preceptor-Placement Coordinator at UCLA
● Email- rsoliman@sonnet.ucla.edu
● Cell Phone Number-(310) 206-9769
Nancy Hayes
● Interim Director of the Department of Care Coordination and Clinical Social
Work at UCLA Medical Center
● RRUCLA Pediatric Services Manager at UCLA Medical Center
● Email- NHayes@mednet.ucla.edu
● Cell Phone Number- (310) 267-9713
Overall Summary
In conclusion, I believe I deserve this position as nurse practitioner in Boston’s
Children’s Hospital because of my experience and overall professional
expertise as a nurse. Aside from my crediationals, I have worked with
countless children in the pediatric wards at kaiser and would excel in a
specialty hospital. Feel free to contact any of my references, they’ll be sure to
tell you of my assets and benefits. My love for my job and active spirit in doing
it would make me the best fit for this position. Thank you.
craft my future so soon. Ever since childhood, I knew I wanted to be in the medical
field but couldn’t decide what profession to choose. I could become the overworked
general doctor like my dad or the part-time nurse like my mother. This project forced
family revealed the assets of working as a nurse practitioner until I eventually saw
what a dream this job really is. Great benefits, an above average salary, and flexible
college, Dominican University. Their nursing program insures students achieve their
nursing license within four years. After four information compacted years of
schooling, the students would take the nursing license registration test to see if they
Nursing programs. Unfortunately, only two UC’s offer this major and those two are
schools’ student affairs and administration office. UC Irvine emailed me back within
two days agreeing to an email interview. The UCLA students affairs coordinator
simply sent an email with an overview of their program. During a cause of a week, I
sent out my questions to both universities after receiving their emails. Unfortunately,
This action made me recognize how busy and important the profession of
healthcare is. UC Irvine said they would answer my question but not in the time I
needed them because they are on spring break, event though I sent my questions in a
week before. While doing research about being a nurse practitioner I didn’t find any
surprising information considering with my mother being a nurse, I had already knew
about most of the responsibilities and expectations of the position. Even then, I was
shocked at the number of skills a nurse alone has to have in order to work.
This new found information made me reconsider my line of work. In the end,
however, my mind was unchanged. Knowing fully the competition and difficulty that
comes with the job and schooling, I’m prepared. Although, I am more determined to