Ellie Suse BSN, RN

1702 Packard St Apt 2 Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104

(847) 848-3124 esuse@umich.edu

CAREER OBJECTIVE

Passionate and caring health care professional with more than four years of hospital experience
and candidate for dual master’s degree in public health and nursing. I have a strong interest in
leveraging my clinical nursing experience in a broader public health setting focused on
improving maternal health care.

EDUCATION

University of Michigan School of Public Health Ann Arbor, MI

Master of Public Health in Health Behavior and Health Education Expected: April 2020
University of Michigan School of Nursing Ann Arbor, MI
Master of Science in Nursing in Population Health Expected: April 2020
Villanova University College of Nursing Villanova, PA
Bachelor of Science in Nursing May 2014
 The Rev. Francis X.N. McGuire, OSA Excellence in Service Award Recipient
 Cumulative GPA: 3.45, Dean’s List

LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS

Registered Nurse Illinois (041422874) July 2014-present

Neonatal Resuscitation Program Provider September 2014-present
American Heart Association Basic Life Support Certification October 2012-present

NURSING EXPERIENCE

Northwestern Memorial Hospital: Chicago, IL

Registered Nurse in Women’s Health Float Pool August 2014-Present
 Care for mothers and newborns in the Labor and Delivery, Postpartum and Neonatal
Intensive Care Units
 Complete focused and detailed assessments on laboring and postpartum mothers,
normal newborns as well as sick neonates in the Intensive Care Unit
 Serve as a preceptor to new RNs as well as nursing students to educate them on their
role as a new nurse
 Educate and support families in caring for their neonate as they prepare to take them
home from the normal newborn nursery and the Intensive Care Unit
 Collaborate with physicians and nurse practitioners to provide holistic patient care

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE

Service Break Experience Student Leader Villanova, PA

 San Salvador, El Salvador December 2011, 2014
o Organized weekly meetings to educate group of twenty students on history of El
Salvador
o Led students in daily reflections while in El Salvador to reflect on experiences
o Collaborated with Project Fiat volunteer organization to assist in building projects
and programs for children
 Ellie Suse BSN, RN
1702 Packard St Apt 2 Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104
(847) 848-3124 esuse@umich.edu

Service Break Experience Student Leader

 La Romana, Dominican Republic October 2012, 2013
o Organized weekly meetings prior to departure to educate group of twenty-five
students on history of Dominican Republic and Haiti
o Coordinated fundraising and supply collection to bring to clinic in La Romana
o Led nightly reflections while in La Romana to reflect on experiences
o Coordinated students’ roles each day in clinics to cover all required tasks
o Supported clinics for Haitian immigrants working in sugar cane fields to receive
health screenings
 Tasks included taking blood pressures, physical assessment, working
with a translator, administering de-worming medication to children, fitting
patients for glasses, and running a pharmacy
National Student Nurses Association (NSNA) September 2010-2014
Student Nurses Association of Pennsylvania (SNAP) September 2010-May 2014
 Breakthrough to Nursing Chair
o Coordinated and led a health promotion teaching project that was presented at
the McDaniel School for the annual Villanova University Day of Service.
 Performed vision screenings for underprivileged children at school in
Philadelphia to allow them to receive free glasses
 Educated children on nutrition and healthy eating

PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICE

Women in Health Leadership Ann Arbor, MI

Community Service Committee Member September 2018-present
Maternal Child Health Student Association September 2018-present
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Chicago, IL
Team in Training fundraiser and participant in the Chicago Marathon October 2015, 2018
Every Mother Counts Chicago, IL
Fundraiser and participant in Rock N Roll Chicago half marathon July 2016
Ti Kay Tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS clinic Port-Au-Prince, Haiti
 Assisted patients with activities of daily life including walking, July 2012
bathing, and eating.