CHLOE CLARK

1721 Bissonnette Dr. Peterborough, ON 705-875-2147 chloeclark@trentu.ca

Summary of Qualifications

Experience as a Personal Support Worker in long term care facilities in Peterborough and
Lakefield
Experience working collaboratively with health care teams
Well-developed therapeutic communication skills
Ability to provide competent and compassionate care in stressful and high paced environments
as demonstrated by employment in long term care facility
Highly skilled in assessing, planning, implementing, documenting, coordinating, and managing
patient care in keeping with facility and hospital standards
Certified in Standard first aid with CPR and AED (2015), Lift and Transfers (2014), SAFEtalk
(2014), Workplace Violence and Harassment training (2015), and Neonatal Resuscitation
Program (2015)
Degree from a Best Practice Spotlight Organization (Trent/Fleming School of Nursing)

Education
Bachelor of Science in Nursing Trent University (Apr. 2013- Dec. 2015) Available mid-February 2016
Courses: Human Anatomy, Introductory Life Sciences, Individual as Nurse, Nursing as a Profession,
Basic Research Methods and Statistics I, Human Physiology, Population Genetics, Into Found Practice
Concepts, Advanced Life Sciences, Nursing Therapeutics, Family in the Community, Pharmacology
Health Sciences, Health Promotion Population Health, Nursing Research in Practice, Family
Development, Experiencing Acute Illness, Living with Chronic Disease, Nurse as Leader and Advocate,
Cyberethics, Primary Health Care, Workplace Health and Safety
Cumulative >80% average
Preparatory Health Science Certificate Sir Sanford Fleming College (Sept.2012- Apr.2013
Courses: English I & II, Biology I & II, Chemistry I & II, Human Growth and Development, Preparatory
Health Math and Data Management, Holistic Health, and the Pursuit of Happiness
Cumulative 90% average
Bachelor of Science in Biology yr. 1 & 2 Trent University (Sept. 2010- Apr. 2012)
Courses: Current Issues in Biology I & II, Financial Accounting I, Introductory Chemistry I & II, Biological
Anthropology and Archaeology, Moral Issues, Methods Biological Inquiry, Introduction to Genetics,
Introductory Ecology, Intro to Psychology I & II, Cell Biology, and Evolution

Clinical Experience
Consolidation Trent University (Sept- Dec 2015)
Labour and Delivery Unit PRHC (300 hours)
External Fetal Monitoring
Maternal and infant head to toe assessments
Monitoring labour progression providing safe and effective pain management
Anticipate potential adverse outcomes and direct appropriate interventions

Pre-Consolidation Trent University (Jun- Aug 2015)

A2 Stroke and Rehab Unit PRHC (301.5 hours)
Head to toe assessment
Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary health care team
Enhanced clinical skills such as nasogastric tube insertion, CNS assessments, Foley Catheter
and IV insertions
Reflect on professional development using nursing models and theories
Chronic Diseases Placement Trent University (Apr- Jun 2015)
A2 Stroke and Rehab Unit PRHC (160 hours)
Enhanced understanding of chronic illness
Acute Illness Placement Trent University (Jan- Apr 2015)
B5 Surgical Inpatient Unit PRHC (160 hours)
Head to toe assessment of post-operative patients
Enhanced wound care skills including experience using a multitude of different wound dressings
Recognize acute deterioration in health status and use critical thinking to manage these changes
Community Nursing Placement Trent University (Sept- Dec 2014)
Elder Abuse Ontario (176 hours)
Produce World Elder Abuse Awareness Day toolkit including posters, informational pamphlets,
proclamation, and ageism fact sheet
Understanding of the importance of building strong support networks
Engaged in productive teamwork
Maternal Child Placement Trent University (May- Aug 2014)
A6 Maternal/Child Unit PRHC (146 hours)
Provide maternal postpartum care and support
Assessment of babies health status and monitor for changes
Educate mothers on breastfeeding and latch techniques
Documentation of care and assessments provided
Long Term Care Placement Trent University (Jan- Apr 2014)
Lakefield Extendicare (72 hours)
Document vital signs; height and weight; food and fluid intake
Observe and report behavioral changes
Assess for adequate pain management
Provide emotional and supportive care

Related Work Experience

Personal Support WorkerRiverview Manor 1155 Water St. Peterborough
(May 2014- Present)
Support residents daily living, personal care, and emotional needs
Collaborate with nursing, therapy, recreational, and dietary teams to promote the well-being of the
residents

Skills, Certifications, and Awards

Standard First Aid with CPR C + AED (2015)

Neonatal Resuscitation Program Certified (July 15th 2015)
WHMIS certified (2015)
Workplace Violence and Harassment training (2015)
Ministry of Labour Worker Health and Safety Awareness Training (2015)
Ministry of Labour Worker Training (2015)
Soroptimist Peterborough's Trent University Bursary Recipient (2014)
Elder Abuse Ontarios Regional Conference attendee (2014)
SAFEtalk Certified (2014)
Lift and Transfer Certified (2014)
Chartwell's Community Recognition's award (2010)
Attentive: detail oriented
Efficient: Competent, capable, able to get results
People-oriented: Enjoy working/being with people

Punctual: Always on time for things