Cardiac Nurse Resume Sample

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Cardiac nurse with nine years in coronary care and cardiology wards at a major Sydney hospital. Cares for acutely unwell cardiac patients — post-MI, post-cardiac-surgery and arrhythmia cases — interprets telemetry, administers cardiac medications and responds fast when a patient deteriorates. Reads ECGs confidently, recognises dangerous rhythms early, and leads at the bedside through cardiac arrests as part of the resuscitation team. Educates patients and families on recovery, medications and lifestyle after a cardiac event. Calm, precise and trusted with the unit's sickest patients. Looking for a cardiac or critical-care nursing role with a unit committed to excellent, evidence-based patient care.

Professional History

Sydney Metropolitan Hospital - Sydney, Australia

Cardiac Nurse (Coronary Care Unit) April 2016 to Present 10 years & 4 months

Care for acutely unwell cardiac patients in coronary care — post-MI, post-surgery and complex arrhythmia cases.
Interpret continuous telemetry and ECGs, recognising the dangerous rhythms early and escalating them very fast.
Administer cardiac medications and carefully titrate IV infusions to each patient's changing clinical condition daily.
Lead at the bedside during cardiac arrests as a key part of the resuscitation team.
Educate patients and families on recovery, medications and lifestyle change following a serious cardiac event.
Mentor newly qualified nurses on cardiac monitoring, rhythm recognition, escalation and the unit's protocols.

Harbour Regional Hospital - Sydney, Australia

Registered Nurse (Cardiology Ward) December 2013 to March 2016 2 years & 4 months

Nursed cardiology and general medical patients across a busy hospital ward.
Built core cardiac skills in telemetry monitoring, medication and patient assessment.
Supported families through diagnosis and recovery with clear, kind communication.
Recognised and escalated deteriorating patients to the medical team promptly and clearly.
Completed the cardiac specialisation and moved into the coronary care unit.