Nancy Smith, LPN 111 N. Main St., Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 555-5555 nsmith@gmail.comPROFESSIONAL SUMMARYLicensed Practical Nurse and State Tested Nursing Assistant (STNA) with one year experience in direct patient care in nursing home and assisted living facilities. Recognized by patients and clinical instructors for caring demeanor and attention to detail. Strong work ethic and excellent attendance record. Qualifications include: IV therapy CPR certified Wound care Drug administration Patient/physical assessment Hoyer lift training Medical charting and coding Nutrition and meal planning Insulin medication assistance Blood glucose assessment Daily living activity assistance General patient comfort care

EDUCATION, CERTIFICATIONS AND LICENSESPractical Nursing Diploma, 2010Licensed Practical Nurse, 2010Hondros College School of Nursing, Westerville, OHState of OhioState Tested Nursing Assistant, 2008STNA Certification, 2008City College, Columbus, OHState of OhioCPR, 2008American Red CrossDIRECT PATIENT CARE EXPERIENCECityville Assisted Living, Columbus, OH: Provided daily care for 8 patients per shift, including passing bathing, taking vitals, wound care, and assisted with patient physical activities and games.Sunset Nursing Home, Columbus, OH: As part of LPN clinical, completed 10-week nutrition requirements, including gastroenterology nutrition and glucose monitoring, and observing and documenting patients eating habits.Just in Time Rehabilitation Center, Columbus, OH: As part of 10-week clinical requirement, provided wound and routine nursing care for patients, medication distribution, took and documented vitals, and observed patient behaviors and charted. Mercy Hospital Pediatrics, Columbus, OH: Assisted in OB/GYN and pediatric care as part of 10-week clinical experience. Helped deliver twins and assisted with and documented post-birth evaluation of new babies.Family care, Columbus, OH: Cared for 80-year-old grandmother for three years, including measuring and managing all medications, monitoring diabetic conditions and complications, and providing on-going health and general care. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTH1N1 webinar, Centers for Disease Control, June 2010