Greanne Gramling
Greanne.Gramling@gmail.com
Education
University of Pennsylvania- Philadelphia, Pa
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Masters of Science, Nurse Anesthesia- Current GPA 3.85
Indiana University of Pennsylvania- Indiana, Pa
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Bachelor of Science in Nursing- Overall GPA 3.55
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Universidad de Valladolid- IUP Study abroad program GPA 4.0
Expected Graduation Date: May 2015
Graduation Date: May 2008
Anesthesia Practical Experience
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Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist at the University of Pennsylvania. Completed over 650 anesthetics in 8 health care facilities located in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland
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Developed and executed comprehensive anesthetic plans, physical, medical, historical and subjective assessments, managed induction, maintenance and emergence
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Administered all forms of anesthesia, including general, neuraxial, and monitored anesthesia care cases to ASA I-IV patients.
Case mix has included: neuro (intracranial and neuroskeletal), general, vascular, ENT, orthopedic, genitourinary, pediatric, obstetrical, cardiac, and thoracic
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Worked with a myriad of healthcare professionals to ensure safe and thorough patient care
Anesthesia Clinical Rotations
A.I. DuPont Children’s Hospital, Rockwood, DE February 2014 – April 2014
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A.I. DuPont is a Level 1 Academic and Pediatric Trauma Facility with over 200 inpatient beds
• Anesthetic care provided for outpatient and high-risk inpatient neonatal and pediatric patients, with ages ranging from neonates to 20 years old
• Surgical services: ENT, Urology, Orthopedics, Neurosurgical, Trauma, General, Ophthalmology, and
Plastic/Reconstructive.
• Worked in a Care Team Model interviewing and assessing patients preoperatively and developing an anesthetic plan for each patient
• Administered MAC, local, and general anesthesia. Experience with both inhalational and intravenous inductions in the pediatric patient as well as intraoperative mask management
• Management of regional anesthesia
• On-call duties included assessing, planning, and providing anesthetic care for patients in emergency situations due to trauma or acute disease
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Served as a consult anesthesia provided. Duties included: performing preoperative history and physical assessments for all newly registered inpatient and add-on surgical patients, postoperative day one pain assessments for inpatients, as well as continual and collaborative communication with the consult attending anesthesiologist
The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA May 2014- June 2014
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Elective pediatric rotation at the nation’s first hospital devoted solely to pediatric care, with 7,568 annual inpatient and
18,369 outpatient surgeries performed each year
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Provided anesthetic care to ASA I-IV pediatric patients
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Involved in ENT, neurological, neuroskeletal, orthopedic, and general surgery cases
Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia, PA July 2014- August 2014
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Obstetric and neuraxial rotation
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Pennsylvania Hospital is noted to have over 5,000 annual deliveries with most of their obstetrical population being high risk
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Provided analgesia and anesthesia for laboring patients, cesarean sections, emergent obstetrical conditions including placental abruption and placental accreta
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Gained proficiency in placing epidurals, spinals, and combined spinal and epidurals
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Greanne Gramling
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Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, PA November 2014- December 2014
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Thoracic anesthesia specialty rotation
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Comprehensive cancer center and research facility affiliated with Temple University. Fox Chase Cancer Center is a 100-bed hospital devoted entirely to cancer care. Annual hospital admissions average about 5,187 and outpatient visits exceed 69,000 a year
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Thoracic r otation serving the oncologic population with anesthetic focus on fiberoptic intubations and airway assessments, one-lung ventilation, and placement of thoracic epidurals
University of Maryland-Shock Trauma, Baltimore, MD February 2015- March 2015
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Future elective trauma rotation at a nationally ranked trauma facility
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Shock Trauma facility has over 100 inpatient beds dedicated to emergency surgery, resuscitation, intensive care, and acute surgical care
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Focus of rotation is comprehensive management of the trauma patient
Lehigh Valley Hospital- Allentown, PA September 2014 – May 2015
• Primary clinical site: a three-hospital health system with a total of 981 licensed acute beds. Over 50,000 annual admissions, over 14,000 inpatient surgeries, and over 14,000 outpatient surgeries across its three campuses.
• Academic Level 1 Trauma and Burn Center
• Provided anesthesia to ASA I-IV patients. Surgical services include: Urology, Gynecology, Orthopedics, Vascular, Cardiac,
ENT, Neurosurgical, General, Obstetrics, Plastics, Burns, Trauma, Robotics, Endovascular, Thoracic, Bariatric, and
Oncological surgery
• Worked in a Care Team Model collaborating and conducting pre-operative assessments, developing an anesthetic plan, as well as providing intra-operative and post-operative care
Lehigh Valley Muhlenberg Campus, Allentown, PA November 2013 – January 2014
 Provided anesthesia to a wide range of patient’s ASA I-IV at a high volume community based hospital
Lehigh Valley 17 th and Chew Campus, Allentown, PA August 2013 – October 2013
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High volume ambulatory center focusing on minor orthopedic, gynecologic, urologic, ENT, and plastic surgery procedures
Professional Experience
Penn State Hershey Medical Center- Hershey, Pa July 2008- March 2012
Registered Nurse/Charge Nurse- Medical Intensive Care Unit
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Fulfilled role of Charge Nurse for a 16 bed critical care unit in a university hospital
 Assessed performances and supervised up to 9 RN’s while providing overall guidance and care for patients and families
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Made collaborative decisions with other healthcare disciplines regarding patient flow and clinical changes
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Acted as a team member on the Adult Rapid Response Team performing duties calmly and proficiently
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Positive primary preceptor for new graduating nurses for up to 20 weeks of orientation
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Provided direct patient care for critically ill patients with diagnoses such as: sepsis/septic shock, ARDS/respiratory failure, acute/chronic liver and renal failure, overdose, Gl bleed, tumor lysis syndrome, endocrine dysfunction, etc.
Travel Registered Nurse -Valley Healthcare Systems and LRS Healthcare
Regional Medical Center-Travel Registered Nurse- Cardiac Care Unit- Hudson, FL
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Highly proficient registered nurse in a 20 bed Coronary Care Unit
March 2012- August 2012
Sunrise Hospital- Travel Registered Nurse- Medical Intensive Care Unit- Las Vegas, NV
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Registered nurse in a 22 bed high acuity Medical Intensive Care Unit
Penn State Hershey Medical Center- Hershey, Pa August 2012- May 2013
Registered Nurse- Heart and Vascular Intensive Care Unit
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Registered nurse in a 26 bed high acuity Heart and Vascular Intensive Care Unit
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Provided direct patient care for critically ill patients requiring ECMO, Ventricular Assist Device, Heart Transplantation,
Total Artificial Heart Transplantation, and IABP placement.
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Greanne Gramling
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Publications/Presentations
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Gramling, G. (Under Review). Anesthetic management of Carnitine Palmitoyltransferase Deficiency. International Student
Journal of Nurse Anesthetists.
 D’Andrea, K., Dinally, E., Gramling, G. How to Attenuate Coughing Upon Emergence: Is Remifentanil the Answer? (Spring
2014). Pennsylvania Association of Nurse Anesthetists.
 D’Andrea, K., Gramling, G. Chronic Pain Management in the Oncological Patient (Spring, 2015). Pennsylvania Association of Nurse Anesthetists.
Current Certifications
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Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
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Basic Life Support (BLS)
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Critical Care Registered Nurse (CCRN)
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Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)
Current Professional Memberships
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American Association of Nurse Anesthetists
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American Association of Critical Care Nurses
Current RN Licensure
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Delaware- L1-0043354
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Florida- RN-9337952
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New Jersey- 26NR16657700
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Pennsylvania- RN-597719
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Texas- 824525
Academic Honors
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Magna Cum Laude-Dean’s List: Fall 2004, Fall 2005, Fall/Spring 2006, Spring 2007
 Provost’s Scholar: superior academic excellence -Nursing Scholarship recipient: commitment to serving others
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Nursing Scholarship recipient: maintained high GPA
 Robert E. Cook Honor’s College: Fall 2004
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Nursing Student Body Class Secretary: Fall 2005-Spring 2008
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