1. Alejandra Doughty-Vilchez, RN
Fullerton, CA. 92832 Phone: (951) 531-5613 Email: ADoughtyVilchez18@gmail.com
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/pub/alejandra-doughty-vilchez/57/b4b/63
COMPASSIONATE / PATIENT / ATTENTIVE / CLIENT- FOCUSED
EDUCATION
BSN; California State University, Fullerton – In Progress
ADN; Saddleback College – May 2016
Vocational Nursing Diploma, Stanbridge College - April 2012
LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS
Registered Nurse – #95099507
BCLS Healthcare Provider, American Heart Association
Licensed Vocational Nurse – #269785
ADDITIONAL TRAINING
Transitional Care: What to Say and Do at the Time of Death, February 2014
Neuro DOU Preceptorship – Orange County Global Medical Center
LANGUAGES
Bilingual- Spanish
RELATED WORK EXPERIENCE
Capistrano Nurse Registry, LVN Home Nurse April 2015- Present
 Monitor vital signs and reportabnormal data to on-call NP.
 Reorder,distribute medications and provide safety teaching to caregivers.
 Assistclientin maintaining integrityand ability to perform ADL’s.
 Provide transportation and safety to promote socialization.
Windcrest Skilled Nursing, LVN Charge Nurse January 2013 –April 2015
 Provided nursing care for 24+ geriatric patients in long-term and rehab setting.
o Common patientdiagnoses included:dementia,Alzheimer’s Disease,stroke,diabetes mellitus,
hypertension,benign prostatic hypertrophy, cancer,chronic pain and patients requiring orthopaedic
rehabilitation.
 Collaborated and coordinated care with patientservices,including PT,OT, ST, registered dieticians and hospice.
 Supervised and delegated CNA tasks.
 Assured appropriate qualityof care was provided to all clients according to their individual needs.
 Communicated effectively with residentphysicians as needed and carried outnew orders via paper and computer
documentation.
o Lead LVN: Assigned to manage sister facilityoutbreak.
 Assigned to associated facilityfor the managementofviral outbreak.
 Coordinated care of 40+ geriatric residents,provided staffteaching of infection control and
collaborated with Orange County Departmentof Public Health.
 Resulted in haltof disease spread and clearance bypublic health department.
Kirkwood Orange, Nocturne Med Tech/ ResidentAssistant July 2011 – December 2012
 Supervised 2 caregivers per shift, delegated tasks,assigned patients and prioritized patientcare.
 Assisted dementia patients in maintaining integrityand quality of life. ADL, meal and hygiene assistance provided.
 Maintained a safe environmentwhile caring for aggressive or inappropriate behaviours.
 Administered medications using paper charting techniques.
Aristocare, Caregiver February 2011 – July 2011
 Assisted clients with diagnoses ofstroke,diabetes mellitus,hypertension,dementia,and hip fractures.
 Maintained patientintegrity by helping with ADL’s,performed personal hygiene,provided medication reminders and
monitored vital signs while charting progress and medication compliance.
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
Camp Kesem, Camp Nurse (LVN) August 2015 & August 2016
 In cooperation with the camp RN, monitored and treated children ranging from 5-15 years old in a community camp
setting. Provided first aide, medication administration, and prevented incidences of dehydration and allergen
exposure.
St. Joseph Hospital of Orange, Pulmonary-Renal Volunteer September 2014- November 2015
 Provide staff assistance in managing call lights and relaying telephone calls. Help maintain nursing station
organization and floor supplies. Provide friendly hospitality and emotional comfort for hospitalized clients.