Jocelyn Dang

13575 Olivebrook Court Westminster CA, 92683 jocelynndangg@gmail.com

E-Portfolio: http://jocelyndang.weebly.com/ (714) 728-8869
Education
Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Entry-Level Master’s Program March 2018
Azusa Pacific University – Monrovia, CA
Bachelor of Science in Public Health December 2015
University of California, San Diego – La Jolla, CA
License, Certifications, & Skills Date Issued
 Registered Nurse, License #: 95162158 April 2018
 Basic Life Support – American Heart Association May 2017
 Advanced Cardiac Life Support April 2018
 Pediatric Advanced Life Support April 2018
 EKG Interpretation April 2018
 Blood Borne Pathogen Training September 2017
 Institute for Healthcare Improvement Training September 2017
 Community Disaster Preparedness Training November 2017
 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Training August 2017
 Proficient in Vietnamese
Clinical Experience Total hours: 1,152
 University of California, Irvine Medical Center – Clinical Preceptorship 252 hours
 Kaiser Permanente, Ontario – Critical Care 135 hours
 Citrus Valley Health Partners – Community Health 135 hours
 Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, Los Angeles – Pediatrics 90 hours
 Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center – Obstetrics 90 hours
 Aurora Las Encinas Hospital – Psychiatric 90 hours
 Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital – Medical/Surgical II 180 hours
 Kaiser Permanente, Baldwin Park – Medical/Surgical I 180 hours
Work Experience
Certified Nursing Assistant/Caregiver – Huntington Valley Healthcare December 2014 – February 2015
 Provided optimal care to geriatric population to improve well-being by assisting with activities of daily living
Receptionist – L.B. Medical Spa August 2012 – December 2014
 Correlated patient care by managing appointments and effectively communicating between patients and health team
Volunteer Experience
International Health Collective – San Diego, CA October 2013 – August 2015
Team Leader/Team Member
 Helped lead monthly travels to Tijuana, Mexico to promote healthy living to underserved population by providing free
health care services and promoting education
 Created a simplified system to help organize patient flow resulting in the care of over 300 patients
International Health Collective Summer Program, Medical Service Trip – Nepal June 2015
Team Member
 Demonstrated care to those affected by the earthquake by aiding in relief work and providing medical services
 Helped build homes for earthquake victims, visited orphanages, provided basic care, provided dental care, promoted
health education, and observed health team in surgical operations
Thornton Hospital, Oncology Unit – La Jolla, CA November 2013 – June 2014
Volunteer Member/Companion
 Provided friendly environment to patients on chemotherapy by offering support and companionship
 Coordinated with health team, stocked supplies, front desk skills, answered call lights, organized patient charts
Visiting MD – San Diego, CA August 2015
Volunteer Member
 Incorporated in-home care to patients with debilitating illnesses to improve living conditions by assessing environment
and promoting awareness to lifestyle changes