Jennifer Shelledy is a registered nurse with over 10 years of experience in both military and civilian settings. She has worked in emergency rooms, medical-surgical units, intensive care units, and outpatient clinics. Her experience includes direct patient care, supervisory roles, nursing management, and planning for mass casualty and battlefield scenarios. She is seeking new nursing opportunities utilizing her extensive training and skills in acute care environments.

1. JENNIFER A. SHELLEDY, RN, BSN
3415 162 nd Ave E
Parrish, FL 34219
813-482-8755
Jendaisy57@gmail.com
Acute /Primary/ Emergency/PACU/ Disaster Response/Biological –Chemical
Warfare
Registered Nurse with 10 years of intensive training and experience in fast paced military
environments. Direct supervisory positions and extensive training in chemical, biological
and nuclear hazards /treatments. Proven capacity to function well in crisis
situations.Direct patient care in adult, pediatric, and geriatric settings. Independently
functioned under supervision of MD in nurse managed clinic.
May 2007-Present: Bay Pines VA ER RN
• Provides direct patient care for 21 bed unit, assess and monitor new patients
• Rotating Charge Nurse Responsibilities on Evening Shift.
• Triage & maintain medical, surgical, ICU and psychiatric patients
May 2006-May 2007: Bay Pines VA 5A Staff RN Medical-Surgical/
Neurology/Telemetry and In-patient Rehab
• Provides direct patient care for 34 bed unit, assess and monitor new CVA patients,
respond to Stroke Alerts throughout the hospital, assumes Charge Nurse
Responsibilities on Night Shift.
March 2004-January 2006: 18TH
Medical Group, Kadena, Japan, Acute/Primary
Care Clinic, Staff Nurse
• Delivered premium health care to active duty personnel of the largest oversea Air
force combat wing.
• Nurse managed clinic which provided care for over 6000 visits per year. Direct
supervisor of 6 enlisted medical technicians.
• Provided telephone triage and self care advice using approved protocols. Coordinated
case management with patients and multi-disciplinary team members
• Supervisory role in battlefield scenarios dealing with the most seriously injured mock
patients.
• TB nurse educator in clinic setting.
• On call for emergency transfers to 18TH
Medical Group Emergency Room.
October 2003-March 2004: 39th
Incerlick Air Base, Turkey, ER/MSU/ASU/PACU
Staff Nurse (Acting In house Nurse Supervisor off tour)
• Maintained a 10 bed inpatient Multi –Service Unit delivering bedside care to medical
and surgical patients. Rotated to PACU, ASU and ER. Sole nurse duty for night shift
responsible for ER and ER transfers to outside facilities.
• Participated and planned in battlefield trauma scenarios/attended Battlefield Nursing
Training.

2. • Prepared Soldiers, Marines, Seamen, and Airmen for deployment to Operation Iraqi
Freedom/Operation Enduring Freedom theatres.
• Administered Immununizations, Typhoid, Meningitis, Smallpox, Yellow Fever,
Hepatitis A/B, Influenza and PPD.
• Provided direct patient care for attempted suicides, suicidal ideology, Combat Stress,
and rape victims.
April 2000-April2002: 375TH
Medical Group, Scott AFB, Illinois, Assistant Nurse
Manger, Family Practice Residency Program
• Nursing team leader for 2 Faculty and 5 residents, providing leadership for new
Officers and doctors.
• Provided telephone triage and schedules appointments as needed in accordance
with patient acuity.
• Scott AFB Blood Donor Representative.
• Minor Procedure Clinic.
• Primary Care to include preventative care.
April 1999-April 2000: 51st
Medical Group, Osan AB, Korea
• Managed and directed individualized and comprehensive health care for 10,000
war fighters , to include emergency, primary, preventative and war time readiness
• Coumadin Clinic Officer, under MD supervision.
• Medical Group Infection Control Officer.
• Off tour Emergency Room Transporter.
January1997- June 1997: 6th
Medical Group, MacDill AFB, Florida
• Assess, plan, implement, and evaluate nursing care for patients on a 25 bed
Medical –Surgical Unit.
• Documents subjective and objective data and nursing intervention using the
nursing protocol reflecting current standards of care
• Provide patient , family , and staff education
• Coordinates with physicians, peers, support staff and medical ancillary
disciplines.
• Direct supervision of junior Officers and enlisted personnel
EDUCATION:
Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA
Bachelor of Science Nursing, 1995
Officer Training School, Maxwell AFB, AL
Commissioned 2nd
Lieutenant, 1997
CERTIFICATIONS/SPECIALIZED TRAINING:
BLS
ACLS

3. NIHS Training
Remote Telemetry Training
Mass Casualty Training
Battlefield Nursing Certification