Alexis Maya-Gómez, RN, BSN

Contact Info: Douglas Keiller, douglas.keiller@instituteofcalifornia.com; 310-633-7714

SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE:
 4 yrs. of experience in hospital setting
 California RN license
 Basic Life Support (BLS), 2010
 Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), 2010
 US Nurse Immersion Program graduate, August 2010

EDUCATION:
Universidad Autónoma de Baja California (UABC)
Mexicali, México July, 2007

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE:
Staff Nurse for Medical/Surgical, ER, and OR, Hospital General de Especialidades #30 del IMSS
(Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social)
Mexicali, México April, 2009 – Current

Staff nurse assigned to Med/Surg (approximately 50% of the time), Emergency Room (30%), and Operating
Room (20%), depending on the needs of the service and the patient inflow. 275 beds provide complete and
comprehensive health care at the largest facility in Mexicali B.C. (a city of 2 million people) under the IMSS
system. The Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social (IMSS) provides care for all employees of private companies
in Mexico, and is the largest institution health system in Latin America.

In Medical/Surgical wings: Responsible for monitoring vital signs of patients. Administration of medication
via IV/PO/SQ/IM, PR, respiratory treatments and evaluation of those treatments. Establish IV access and take
blood samples. Request laboratory and radiological exams. Monitor and record input and output in patients
with renal failure, gastroenteric and cardiac conditions. Administration of NGT feedings. Responsible for
hygiene and personal care of patient (sponge bath, oral hygiene, wound and dressing care). Remove secretions
with aspiration technique in patients with endotracheal tube. Educate patient and family regarding drug therapy,
activity limitations and need for compliance to treatment regimen. Coordinate care of patient with physicians,
staff nurses, dietitian, social worker, blood bank and respiratory therapists. Document all the nursing activities.

In Emergency Room: Patient admission, transfer and discharge in collaboration with physician. Monitor vital
signs, establish an IV access and take blood samples. Request laboratory and radiological exams. Medication
administration (IV/PO/SQ/IM, PR, respiratory treatments) and evaluation of those treatments. Educate patient
and family regarding drug therapy, activity limitations and need for compliance to treatment regimen.
Document all the nursing activities.

In Operating Room: Verify and check all the room equipment (lights, suction sockets, monitors). Medical files
analysis and verify patient compliance before the surgery. Assist the anesthesiologist throughout the surgical
procedure. Collaboration with the scrub nurse to identify patient, surgery and equipment needed to perform the

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programmed procedure and handle sterile surgical material. Establish postoperative care and treatment in
collaboration with the surgeon and PACU nurses to avoid respiratory, hematological and infectious
complications. Educate patient and family regarding drug therapy, activity limitations, care of the operative site
and need for compliance to treatment regimen. Document the procedure, anesthesia provided, and surgical
team.

Provided care for patients with diabetes, hyperglycemia, hypoglycemia, hypertension, angina pectoris,
hemorrhagic and ischemic strokes, pneumonia, pulmonary tuberculosis, asthmatic crisis, H1N1 flu,
hematological disorders, UTIs, kidney and urethral lithiasis, renal acute and chronic insufficiency, burns,
infected decubitus ulcers in different stages, gastroenteritis, infectious diarrhea, upper and lower GI
hemorrhage, fractures (simple and compound), cranioencephalic trauma, muscular strains, systemic lupus,
Parkinson's disease, myasthenia gravis, Guillain Barre, and multiple sclerosis. Also have extensive experience
with patients with HIV and breast, colon, lung and pancreatic cancers.

Used cardiac monitors, pulse oximetry, electronic blood pressure cuffs, EKGs, glucometers, aspiration
machines, crash carts, anesthesia machines, pre-vacuumed autoclave units to provide care.

Professional Social Service Nurse, Unidad Medico Familiar #26 del IMSS (Instituto Mexicano del Seguro
Social)
Mexicali, México August, 2007-July, 2008

Under direction of the unit director, provided a variety of nursing duties and preventive education activities such
as BMI calculation, detection of chronic disease like diabetes mellitus and hypertension, screening tests
(cervical smear and clinical breast exam), application of vaccines, application of Guthrie blood test in
newborns, education and application of birth control methods such as pills, injections, patches and rings. Also
provided wound and dressing care and administered medication (IV/PO/SQ/IM, respiratory treatments and
evaluation of those treatments).

Clinic #26 is a small dependant clinic in the IMSS system created to assist and provide the 1 st level of attention
services to a city sector of Mexicali B.C. It focuses on prevention and health promotion for the state workers
and their families that are members of the IMSS system.

Provided care for patients with diabetes, hyperglycemia, hypoglycemia, hypertension, angina pectoris,
pneumonia and pulmonary tuberculosis, UTIs, kidney and urethral lithiasis, renal acute and chronic
insufficiency, infected decubitus ulcers in different stages, gastroenteritis, infectious diarrhea, muscular strains,
Parkinson's disease, and multiple sclerosis. Also have extensive experience with patients with HIV and breast,
colon, lung and pancreatic cancers.

Commonly used cardiac monitors, pulse oximetry, electronic and manual blood pressure cuffs, EKG’s,
glucometers, aspiration machines and crash cart to provide care.

Home Health Nurse, Grupo SED (Servicios de Enfermería a Domicilio)

Mexicali, México February, 2007-June, 2009

Provided a variety of nursing functions to patients in their home setting for the first Home Health Care agency
opened in Mexicali, B.C. Provided assessments, wound dressings, post operative care, patient teaching, and
family teaching. Administered medications (IV/PO/SQ/IM) and coordination of care with physician offices.
Responsible for hygiene and personal care of patient (sponge bath, oral hygiene, wound and dressing care).
Most of the patients were senile patients with CVA sequels.

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Typically cared for patients with diabetes, hyper and/or hypoglycemia, hypertension, angina pectoris,
hemorrhagic and ischemic stroke sequels, and pneumonia.

Used cardiac monitors, pulse oximetry, electronic blood pressure cuffs, EKG’s, glucometers, O2 tanks with
nasal cannulas face masks and infusion pumps to provide care.

Floater Nurse, Hospital Hispano Americano

Mexicali, México October, 2006-February, 2007

Assigned to Medical/Surgical (40%) and Emergency Room (60%) as a Floater Nurse in 30-bed private care
facility belonging to the first Health Services Cluster developed in the state of Baja California to serve tourists
in need of health care. It is consider by the private health system to be the most modern hospital in Mexicali
B.C.

Responsible for patient admission, transfer and discharge in collaboration with physician. Monitored vital
signs, medication administration such as IV/PO/SQ/IM, PR, respiratory treatments and evaluation of those
treatments. Established an IV access and take blood samples. Monitored and recorded input and output in
patients with renal failure, gastroenteric and cardiac conditions. Hygiene and personal care of patient (sponge
bath, oral hygiene, wound and dressing care). Educated patient and family regarding drug therapy, activity
limitations and need for compliance to treatment regimen. Documented all the nursing activities.

Common cases cared for include patients with diabetes, hyper and hypoglycemia, hypertensive crises, angina
pectoris, hemorrhagic and ischemic strokes, pneumonia, pulmonary tuberculosis, asthma, UTI, kidney and
urethral lithiasis, renal acute and chronic insufficiency, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, myasthenia
gravis, Guillain Barre, gastroenteritis, infectious diarrhea, upper and lower GI hemorrhage, fractures (simple
and compound) cranioencephalic trauma, muscular strains, burns, infected decubitus ulcers in different stages.

Used cardiac monitors, pulse oximetry, electronic blood pressure cuffs, EKGs, glucometers, aspiration
machines, crash carts, anesthesia machines, pre-vacuumed autoclave units and X-ray machines to provide care.

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Board of Registered Nursing http://www2.dca.ca.gov/pls/wllpub/WLLQRYNA$LCEV2.QueryView?P...

BOARD OF REGISTERED NURSING

Licensee Name: MAYA GOMEZ ALEXIS JHONATAN
License Type: Registered Nurse
License Number: 786796
License Status: ACTIVE Definition
Expiration Date: November 30, 2012
Issue Date: November 10, 2010
County: IMPERIAL
Actions: No

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