Sean D

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PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Experienced Nurse at Memorial Central Hospital with managerial experience in the U.S. Army. Certified in Basic Life Support (BLS) and Combat Life Saving (CLS). Skilled in managing diverse individuals, superior time management, and the ability to keep calm in high pressure situations. Detail-oriented, able to maximize resources, and possess strong organizational skills. Highly motivated nursing professional looking to support fellow Veterans.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

NTICU Nurse

Parkview Hospital, Pueblo, CO, December 2025- Present

Gives ICU level care

Neuroscience Nurse

Memorial Central Hospital, Colorado Springs, CO, July 2023 - Present

Precepts new graduate nurses
Experience with medication administration and EPIC Charting
Nominated for Daisy Award in recognition of outstanding and compassionate care
Uses evidence-based practice to give the highest level of care

Delivery Driver

Performance Food Group, Temple, TX, May 2017 - Oct 2017

Delivered required food items to businesses operating restaurants in the local and distant areas
Ensuring food safety standards were met to deliver quality products on time
Work required long hours, shift work to include weekends and evenings
Maintained vehicle care

Supervisor

U.S. Army, Fort Hood, TX, Apr 2015 - Apr 2016

Gathered information, analyzed intelligence, and prepared data for the Director
Reported monthly performance evaluations on subordinate’s strengths, weaknesses, and skills; Ensured all personnel followed the organization’s guidance and policies in the work environment on a daily basis
Worked and ran an Entry Control Point by checking credentials and by doing searches with a 6-man team.
Presented Senior and Junior staff members with tasks and objectives of the department; verbally and visually, using PowerPoint, and Professional Etiquette
Maintained 100% accountability of all assigned equipment and vehicles: valued in excess of $10 million dollars

Operations Manager

U.S. Army, Regional Command East, Afghanistan, Jul 2014 - Mar 2015

Managed operations for Task Force Rifles-Afghanistan
Conducted detailed analysis of logistical requirements for life support, equipment, health, and safety of over 32 employees and maintenance for 4 facilities
Hand selected by the Senior Manager for promotion to supervisor; lead team entrusted with gathering and dispersing data vital to daily operations
Maintained daily operations, life support, faculty support and force protection for 9 months; resulted in zero accidents and 100% survivability of the company

Personnel Manager

U.S. Army, Fort Hood, TX, May 2013 - Jun 2014

Entrusted with analyzing and reporting accurate monthly inventory reports, maintenance and accountability of the organization’s equipment and vehicles valued in excess of 3 million dollars
Responsible for the health, welfare, morale, discipline, and training of four junior employees
Hand selected by the Senior Manager to deploy in support of Operation Enduring Freedom (OIF), and serve as Operations Manager

Instructor

U.S. Army, Fort Hood, TX, Nov 2011 - Apr 2013

Selected for promotion to Personnel Manager for outstanding performance on a daily basis

EDUCATION

University of Colorado, Colorado Springs

Bachelor of Science, Nursing

Expected May 2026

Otero College, La Junta Colorado

Associates of Science, Nursing

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)

Certified Basic Life Support (BLS)

Certified Combat Life Saving (CLS)

Preceptor

NIHSS Certification

Organized and detail-oriented

Leader under pressure

Nursing Excellence on Display

This ePortfolio is a snapshot of my RN to BSN journey. I started nursing three years ago and now work in the ICU, where I care for high‑acuity patients and keep building my skills at the bedside. Through this BSN program, I’ve learned more than just tasks—I’ve learned the “why” behind the care I give, how evidence‑based practice shapes what we do, and how my decisions affect patient safety and the team around me. Here you’ll find my nursing philosophy, resume, key course artifacts, and a program reflection that show how my education and ICU experience come together in my practice.

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This ePortfolio is a snapshot of my RN to BSN journey. I started nursing three years ago and now work in the ICU, where I care for high‑acuity patients and keep building my skills at the bedside. Through this BSN program, I've learned more than just tasks—I've learned the 'why' behind the care I give, how evidence‑based practice shapes what we do, and how my decisions affect patient safety and the team around me. Here you'll find my nursing philosophy, resume, key course artifacts, and a program reflection that show how my education and ICU experience come together in my practice. This gives visitors a clear, professional overview of your BSN journey right next to your photo, which supports your goal of presenting a strong, organized ePortfolio.

Experience & Credentials

Academic Journey

Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), with a focus on advanced clinical leadership, healthcare ethics, and evidence-based practice to ensure the highest standards of patient care and health equity.

Clinical Experience

3 years of nursing excellence, I have developed deep expertise in diverse clinical settings, managing complex patient needs with a commitment to compassionate delivery and evidence-based interventions.

Professional Credentials

Maintaining active Registered Nurse (RN) licensure alongside specialized certifications in Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) and ongoing training in health advocacy and public policy.

MISSION

Compassionate, Evidence-Based Care

Dedicated to advancing clinical excellence and bridging disparities through health equity advocacy. My mission is to lead with evidence-based practice and compassion, ensuring every patient receives high-quality nursing care focused on equitable health outcomes for all.

Introduction/ Vision Statement

Welcome to my RN to BSN ePortfolio. My name is Sean, and I am a registered nurse with 3 years of clinical experience, currently working in the ICU and completing my Bachelor of Science in Nursing.

Right now, my focus is on becoming the strongest bedside and ICU nurse I can be—using evidence‑based practice, clear communication, and critical thinking to provide safe, efficient, and compassionate care. My long‑term goal is to keep growing in high‑acuity settings, take on more responsibility on my unit, and be a steady, reliable resource for both patients and coworkers.

This ePortfolio brings together the key parts of my BSN journey: my nursing philosophy, my resume, core BSN course artifacts linked to AACN competencies, and a program reflection on how my knowledge and practice have evolved. The professional photo you see represents me as a nurse and reflects my commitment to showing up fully for my patients, team, and community.

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Our work

I embarked on my RN to BSN journey to bridge the gap between clinical experience and academic excellence. While returning to my studies was a significant commitment, I was driven by a desire to deepen my understanding of evidence-based practice and satisfy the professional standards of Magnet-recognized institutions. My goal is to foster professional growth and leverage advanced knowledge to improve patient outcomes and advocate for clinical quality.

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Our work

My RN to BSN journey has been defined by a transition toward more sophisticated clinical analysis and leadership. Through rigorous coursework, I have deepened my understanding of public health, recognizing how community resources and monitoring developmental milestones are vital to long-term patient health. My focus on evidence-based practice has fundamentally changed my approach to bedside care, ensuring that I utilize the latest clinical research to improve patient outcomes. Additionally, the program assisted in professional resume development that highlights these new competencies, directly supporting my transition into high-acuity roles. Collectively, these experiences have solidified my commitment to professional excellence and the advancement of the nursing profession.

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Our work

Throughout the RN to BSN program, I have experienced significant professional growth by integrating advanced nursing concepts into my clinical practice. This academic journey has sharpened my critical thinking skills and expanded my proficiency in ethical leadership and interdisciplinary communication. By collaborating with diverse peers and engaging in research-driven coursework, I have acquired new techniques that empower me to deliver higher quality patient care. This evolution in my clinical mindset ensures I am consistently providing the best possible evidence-based outcomes.

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Our work

Completing the RN to BSN program has ignited a profound commitment to lifelong learning within my professional practice. I intend to integrate the advanced clinical knowledge and leadership strategies I have acquired to elevate the standard of care I provide. Looking ahead, I am eager to pursue advanced practice roles, such as a Nurse Practitioner or CRNA, and I feel fully prepared to embrace those academic challenges. This program has fundamentally shifted my perspective, showing me that through personal dedication and the application of new evidence, I can successfully navigate the complexities of modern healthcare and lead meaningful change.

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Our work

Reflecting on this journey, I am filled with a profound sense of pride and gratitude. Completing this BSN program while maintaining a demanding full-time night shift schedule tested my resilience, yet it ultimately strengthened my commitment to professional growth and work-life balance. I have emerged with a deeper understanding of how evidence-based practice and critical thinking directly impact patient care outcomes. I am truly thankful for this academic opportunity, which has empowered me to advance as a nurse leader and continue pursuing excellence in the ever-evolving healthcare landscape.

Let's Connect

Interested in discussing health equity or sharing insights on evidence-based practice? Let’s start a conversation focused on nursing excellence and clinical advancement.

Primary Location

SF Bay Area, CA

Professional Inquiries

sean.nursing.portfolio@gmail.com

Nurse Portfolio Curriculum

CORE BSN COURSEWORK

Course Artifacts| Course | Artifact Name/Type | AACN Essential(s) | How It Reflects Nursing Competency | Completion Date CO-OJC: BIO216 Pathophysiology | A final exam | Domain 1: Knowledge for Nursing Practice | This course was a prerequisite for my nursing program and I completed it in my first semester of nursing school. It helped me understand why things work at a molecular level. | May 2021 ||

NURS 3040 Professional Nursing Role Development | Theory of human caring and human caring science, and a PowerPoint about ethics in the movie we chose | Domain 9: Professionalism | It showed my competency in looking at different situations with the ethics involved and reminded me how important it is to keep ethics in mind in this career. | Dec 2024 ||

NURS 3070 Introduction to Informatics | Case study on safety and a PowerPoint on safety features | Domain 8: Informatics and Healthcare Technologies | It showed me the importance of evidence-based practice and why safety features and systems are set up the way they are. | Dec 2024 || NURS 3080 Quality and Safety | A paper on quality and safety and why it matters | Domain 5: Quality and Safety | It showed me the “why” behind some of the practices I use at work and the rationale for them, and why they exist to keep patients safe. | Dec 2024 ||

NURS 4015 Nursing Research & Evidence-Based Practice | A group project on an evidence-based study on CLABSI’s | Domain 7: Systems-Based Practice | It showed me what it’s like to work on a team, be responsible for my work, keep my classmates accountable, and dive deep into peer-reviewed journals. | May 2025 ||

NURS 4350 Nursing Leadership | A group project as well as resume help and tips to succeed | Domain 10: Personal, Professional, and Leadership Development | This class helped me a lot with updating my resume and feeling more prepared to get a job as a new grad nurse. It also helped me with group work and understanding different leadership styles. | May 2025 ||

NURS 4450 Population Health | Community health assessment | Domain 3: Population Health | I did a public health assessment and brought ideas forward on how to make it easier for families without insurance to get the help and testing they need for their children. | Mar 2025 ||

NURS 4480 Capstone, Innovation, and Leadership | E-portfolio | Domain 9: Professionalism | This culminating class wrapped everything into a final project and helped me form a sustainable professional nursing identity, accountability, and perspective that reflect nursing’s values. | May 2026 ||

NURS 2470 Spanish for Health Care Workers | A final project on a Spanish-speaking country and its healthcare | Domain 2: Person-Centered Care | I looked at not just medical beliefs but cultural ones, which helped me become a more well-rounded nurse. | Dec 2025 |