Siobhan Kathleen Smith, BSNs

412 East North Pointe Drive, Apartment 428, Salisbury, Maryland 21804
(305) 794-9241• siobhanksmith@gmail.com

Veteran Accelerated BSN nursing student aspiring to obtain a position as a professional registered
nurse in the neonatal intensive care unit utilizing a combination of diverse clinical experience, academic
excellence, military service, compassion, leadership, and extensive NICU/pediatric volunteerism to help
neonate patients and their families achieve optimal outcomes.

Education
♦ University of South Florida – Tampa, FL
Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN), May 2, 2019
GPA: 3.83 • Leadership: College of Nursing Student Council
Awards: Global Citizen Award
♦ Florida State University • Master of Science in Sport and Recreation Management, 2008
♦ Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute • Bachelor of Science in Management, 2005
Awards: Epsilon Delta Sigma Management Honor Society

Clinical Experience
♦ Specialty Placement Internship: Neuroscience/Neurosurgery • Johns Hopkins All Children’s
Hospital (180 Hours)
Under the guidance of a Registered Nurse, manage patient care (assessments [neurovascular,
neurological], charting, medication administration, coordination of care) for children hospitalized
for conditions such as: spinal fusions, seizures, halo traction, cervical tumors, and septic arthritis.
♦ Family Health • Manatee Memorial Hospital (90 Hours [20 NICU])
Experience in a Level II Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, labor & delivery, mother/baby, and
pediatrics.
♦ Medical-Surgical • Manatee Memorial Hospital (300 Hours)
Served patients at 319-bed, acute-care facility offering 24-hour emergency services, surgery,
cardiac catheterization lab, cardiology, wound care, OB/GYN, orthopedic surgery, Heart and
Vascular center, and pediatrics.
♦ Mental Health • Bay Pines VA Healthcare System (60 Hours)
♦ Public Health • Pinellas Hope (70 Hours)
♦ Patient Centered Care • Manatee Memorial Hospital (90 Hours)

Volunteer Experience
♦ Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, St Petersburg, FL
o Neonatal Intensive Care Unit volunteer: Aug. 2018 – Current
 Experience working with newborns with Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome
o Emergency Center Child Life volunteer: Mar. 2016 – Aug. 2018
♦ USF College of Nursing, B.R.A.I.N. lab mentor: Aug. 2018 – Current
o Assisted with Patient Centered Care and Complex Health I labs
♦ USF College of Nursing mentor: Nov. 2018 – Current
o Mentor and guide upper division nursing student in her second semester
♦ USF Health Service Corps: Feb. 2019 – Current
o Served the community at health fairs offering preventative screenings and education
Military Experience
♦ UNITED STATES COAST GUARD, Active Duty: Feb. 2012 - July 2014
o Oversaw more than 40 search and rescue cases as a communications watchstander
o Trained all incoming watchstanders from July 2013-July 2014
o Maintained station roster, search and rescue, law enforcement, and radio logs
o Maintained secret security clearance

Previous Experience
♦ RICHARD’S FOODPORIUM, Team Lead, St Petersburg, FL: Mar. 2016 – Current
o Educate customers about diet and supplements
o Train new store associates
♦ MCKINSEY & COMPANY, Executive Assistant, St Petersburg, FL: Nov. 2014 - Jul. 2015
o Managed calendars for 12 consultants and executives
o Audited and processed expenses and timesheets
o Coordinated meetings, interviews, and conference calls across several time zones
o Arranged and problem solved for travel across six continents

Certifications
♦ American Heart Association BLS for Healthcare Providers
♦ FEMA Hazardous Materials for Medical Personnel
♦ National Healthcare Institute Prevention of Medical Errors for Healthcare Professionals