1. Amy D. Weber
Royersford, PA 19468  484-300-1297  aweber5405@icloud.com
Registered Nurse
Board Certified, new-to-practice Registered Nurse with 500+ clinical hours of experience in 11 distinct settings. A
motivated, patient-centered professional with an aptitude for innovation and creative problem solving. Exceptional
interpersonal and communication skills for fostering relationships with patients, families, and medical personnel.
Dedicated to providing evidence-based, compassionate, and efficient nursing care to all patients.
Scope of Practice
 Medication Administration  Procedural Assistance  Plans of Care
 Disease Management
Programs
 Basic ECG & Pharmacology
 Diagnostic Nursing
Assessments
 Therapeutic Communication
 Therapy & Treatment
 Reporting &
Documentation
 IV Administration & Care
 Endotracheal Care
 Patient & Family Education
 Tracheostomy Care
 HIPPA Compliance & ACA
 MS Office Suite, SBAR
EDUCATION
Associate of Applied Science in Nursing | Montgomery County Community College, 2016
AHA Certified in Basic Life Support; Dual Certified in Basic ECG & Pharmacology
Awards & Distinctions
Graduated Cum Laude (3.24 GPA)
Awarded Faculty Commendation for exemplary work in Professional Issues in Nursing Course
PA License issued: 07/20/2016 (license # RN686445)
CLINICAL HIGHLIGHTS
COMMUNITY-BASED NURSING, locations throughout Montgomery & Bucks Counties, 4/2016 – 5/2016
Clinical Focus: The Role of the Registered Nurse in the Community
Rotation included Cardiac Rehab, Home-Based Care, Radiation Oncology, Diabetes Education in the Primary Care
setting, and Community Service. Provided blood glucose and blood pressure screening and education to
underserved adult population at Manna on Main Street (Lansdale, PA). As a Manager of Care, organized and
managed team of six nursing students at Community Wellness Fair sponsored by the Blue Bell Rotary Club.
Provided nursing education to the community on men’s and women’s health.
PENN FOUNDATION –Behavioral Health Services, Sellersville, PA 3/2016 – 5/2016
Clinical Practicum: Inpatient Drug and Alcohol Detoxification
Provided assessments and administered medication as ordered to forty inpatient clients during “morning med
pass.” Charted dosage and patient response accurately. Prepared age appropriate, culturally sensitive educational
materials. Documented provision of teaching in electronic health record. Advocated to senior nursing staff on behalf
of pregnant client who was observed refusing to eat.
HOLY REDEEMER HOSPITAL- Meadowbrook, PA, 1/2016 – 3/2016
Clinical Practicum: High Acuity/Intensive Care Unit
Prioritized complex nursing care of critically ill patients, including monitoring hourly vital signs, conducting
physical assessments, administering medication, providing mouth care for intubated patients, tracheostomy care
and suction, and mechanical ventilator monitoring. Served as Nurse Manager for four nursing students.
Participated in the pre- and post-procedural care of a client undergoing urgent Transesophageal Echocardiography
with Synchronized Cardioversion. Assessed and reported acute and subtle changes in level of consciousness to co-
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ABINGTON-LANDSDALE HOSPITAL- Lansdale, PA, 9/2015 – 12/2015
Clinical Practicum: Medical-Surgical Nursing
Provided nursing care to patients with mixed chronic and acute conditions on a telemetry capable floor. Performed
general and surgery-specific pre- and post-op assessments including skin color, sensation, temperature, pulses, and
pain. Administered medication as ordered. Provided patient education, discharge planning, and comprehensive
documentation of nursing care in electronic health record system.
CENTRAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH - Norristown, PA, 11/2015 – 12/2015
Clinical Practicum: Outpatient Behavioral Health
Served as a therapeutic nursing presence to clients during voluntary or court-mandated group based counseling.
Developed and maintained therapeutic rapport with group members. Selected topic, prepared learning materials,
and presented a 45-minute interactive teaching-learning project entitled “Sleep Bootcamp” to group.
NORRISTOWN STATE HOSPITAL – BUILDING 51: Forensic Unit, Norristown, PA, 9/2015 – 10/2015
Clinical Practicum: Forensic Psychiatric Nursing
Utilized boundary-based therapeutic communication techniques to establish goal-directed nurse-client relationship
in locked forensic unit. Provided therapeutic nursing presence to clients experiencing chronic institutionalization
related to crimes committed as a result of mental health disorders. Implemented thoughtful, creative nursing
interventions to establish and build trust. Collaborated with team in post-clinical debriefing. Utilized critical
thinking and careful observation skills to maintain personal, client, and team safety.
GRANDVIEW HOSPITAL - Sellersville, PA, 7/2015 – 8/2015
Clinical Practicum: Labor and Delivery/ Neonatal Nursery
Conducted timely antepartum, postpartum, and neonatal nursing assessments; administered medications, and
provided breastfeeding education. Performed accurate, gentle neonatal care including weighing, measuring,
bathing, vital signs, and assisting physician with circumcision. Observed strict identification guidelines when
transferring neonates to and from the nursery. Provided patients and families with postpartum anticipatory
guidance and discharge teaching. Assisted in vaginal delivery utilizing patient birth plan guidelines.
GRANDVIEW HOSPITAL- Sellersville, PA, 6/2015 – 7/2015
Clinical Practicum: General Pediatric Unit
Assessed and documented vital signs, performed skin care and feedings, and recorded intake and output data for
pediatric patients. Provided guidance and support to mother-baby dyads admitted to pediatric unit.
HOLY REDEEMER HOSPITAL- Meadowbrook, PA, 3/2015 – 5/2015
Clinical Practicum: Medical-Surgical Nursing
Collaborated with multidisciplinary healthcare team to provide nursing care to patients on mixed med -
surg/telemetry floor. Administered medication as per physician orders and monitored patients pre- and post-
administration to ensure quick response to adverse reactions.
PARKHOUSE NURSING & REHAB – Phoenixville, PA, 01/2015 – 3/2015
Clinical Practicum: Skilled Nursing
Provided compassionate, bedside care to geriatric patients in a skilled nursing facility including
assessing/monitoring vital signs and assisting with bathing, ambulation, positioning, transferring, and feeding.
Performed nursing assessments and provided a therapeutic nursing presence to enhance patient dignity and quality
of life.
DOCK WOODS SKILLED NURSING - Harleysville , PA, 1/2015 – 3/2015
Clinical Practicum: Long-Term Nursing
Implemented the nursing process to plan care for clients in assisted living unit and a locked dementia unit. Care
included daily bathing, toileting schedules, vital signs, physical assessments, range-of-motion activities, safe

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positioning, administering medication as ordered, and utilizing patience and empathy to enhance patient
autonomy.

4. KristinDavies,MSN,
RN-BC
Instructor, Nursing
Program
Montgomery County
Community College
kdavies1@mc3.edu
267.772.0729 (cell)
Amy Bush,MSN, RN
Instructor, Nursing
Program
Montgomery County
Community College
abush@mc3.edu
267.615.6896(cell)
KarenKaraban, MSN, RN
Instructor, Nursing
Program
Montgomery County
Community College
kkaraban@mc3.edu
215.619.7468(cell)
ThereseLandis,BSN, RN
Instructor, Nursing
Program
Montgomery County
Community College
tlandis@mc3.edu
215.760.6203(cell)
Professional References
Amy D. Weber, RN