1. Kim Alexa Mckelligan Duba
Seattle, WA ♦ Cell# (646) 538-0070 ♦ email: kam620@nyu.edu OR kim.mckelliganduba@seattlechildrens.org
SKILLS AND ATTRIBUTES:
 Fluent in Spanish and English; conversational French
 Proficient in CIS /Cerner, EPIC, Pyxis Medstation, and Microsoft Word and PowerPoint (Mac and PC)
 Extensive experience in various childcare settings
 Self-motivated, quick to learn, and able to multitask with attention to detail and timing
EDUCATION:
Bachelor ofScience in Nursing New York University, New York, NY May 2014
Cumulative GPA: 3.8
LICENSURE & CERTIFICATION:
 BLS for Healthcare Providers: Expired January 2015 (eligible for renewal)
 PALS: Expires April 2016
 RN Licensure: Credential Number RN60492685 August 2014
WORK EXPERIENCE & VOLUNTEERING:
 Seattle Children’s Urgent Care Bellevue: May 2015 – October 2015
o Registered Nurse
 Washington State Nurses Association member: May 2015 - ongoing
 Seattle Children’s Bellevue Clinic and Surgery Center:October 2014 – April 2015
o Volunteer in PACU
 Turned over recovery bays, assisted nurses and ATs, restocked supplies
 Participated in CPI/Kaizen projects
 NYU Student Health Center Department of Physical Therapy: February 2013-May 2014
o Physical Therapy Aide
 The Earth School / P.S. 64, NY: February-May 2014
o (Volunteer) Teacher’s Aide in a kindergarten classroom
 NYU College of Nursing Peer Advising Program: 2013-2014
 NYU Civics Team member: 2010-2014
o Project Sunshine
o Starlight Foundation
o Grameen Healthcare
 Spanish-English translator for health screenings
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE:
Leadership & Management
 The Mount Sinai Hospital (Oncology Unit), New York, NY: Spring 2014
 Under preceptor supervision, coordinated patient care for up to 3 patients, the skills for which included:
o Assist HCP in stem-cell transplant pre,
intra, and post care
o Central catheter infusions, care and port
change
o Blood transfusion pre, intra, and post
care
o EKG monitoring
o Foley indwelling catheter care
o Translation Spanish-English
Community Health Nursing
 CareLink Visiting Nurse Service of New York: Spring 2014
o Queensview and Ravenswood communities, Queens,NY
 Under preceptor supervision, coordinated care for 5 patients, the skills for which included:
o Home safety screenings
o Follow-up care
o Translation Spanish-English
o Medication, diet, and lifestyle education
Pediatrics
 Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital of NY Presbyterian (Medical-Surgical Unit), New York, NY: Fall 2013
 Under preceptor supervision, coordinated care for 3 patients, the skills for which included:

2. o Tracheostomy and ventilator care
o Bilirubinemia phototherapy monitoring
o Post-administration chemotherapy care
Maternity
 Montefiore Northern Division (Postpartum, L/D, and NICU), Bronx, NY:Fall 2013
 Under preceptor supervision, coordinated care for up to 3 patients, the skills for which included:
o Pre and post-operative care (cesarean)
o Fetal monitoring
o Postpartum mother-baby assessments
o NG tube feedings
o IV line placement
o Translation Spanish-English
Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care Facility
 Jewish Home Lifecare,New York, NY: Fall 2013
 Under preceptor supervision, coordinated care for 1 patient, the skills for which included:
o Post-operative physical and occupational therapy
Medical Surgical
 Mount Sinai Roosevelt (Oncology Unit), New York, NY: Fall 2013
o Under preceptor supervision, coordinated care for up to 5 patients, the skills for which included:
 Trapeze use, education,
assistance
 Hospice care
 Taking EKG readings
 Foley indwelling catheter care
 Ostomy care
 Lenox Hill Hospital (Orthopedic/Telemetry Unit), New York, NY: Summer 2013
o Under preceptor supervision, coordinated care for up to 2 patients, the skills for which included:
 Post-operative ambulation
 Trapeze and CPM machine use
and education
 Telemetry monitoring
 Discharge instructions and
education
 New York Presbyterian of Lower Manhattan, New York, NY: Spring 2013
o Under preceptor supervision, coordinated care for up to 2 patients, the skills for which included:
 Pressure ulcer debridement and
dressing changes
 Tracheostomy care and tube
change
 IV line placement
 Blood draws
 PN feedings
 Catheter (indwelling, condom,
and straight) placement, care,
and removal
Psychiatric Nursing
 West 74th
Street Home, New York,NY: Summer 2013
AWARDS & HONORS:
 Dean’s List: Fall 2012, Spring 2013, Summer 2013, Fall 2013, Spring 2014
 NYUCN Honors Scholar
 NYUCN Cum Laude