Stacey Such, CRNA

• Administered and maintained anesthesia, ensuring proper sedation and pain management for patients, contributing to successful surgical outcomes.
• Developed comprehensive anesthesia care plans tailored to each patient's medical history, current status, and surgical requirements, enhancing patient safety and care quality.
• Coordinated skilled emergency responses and medical interventions, stabilizing patients and effectively treating specific symptoms in high-pressure situations.
• Demonstrated self-motivation and a strong sense of personal responsibility, consistently delivering high-quality care and support.
• Collaborated effectively in team settings, providing guidance and support to colleagues, fostering a positive and productive work environment.
• Thrived in fast-paced environments, maintaining organization and attention to detail, and demonstrating a strong work ethic.
• Worked flexible hours, including nights, weekends, and holidays, to ensure continuous patient care and support.
• Cultivated strong interpersonal skills by building positive relationships with patients and colleagues, enhancing communication and teamwork.

• Delivered anesthesia services to adult and pediatric patients aboard Mercy Ships in Congo, ensuring safe and effective care in a challenging environment.
• Provided anesthesia at a local hospital in Ghalmi, Niger, with Samaritan's Purse, and conducted training sessions for local nationals, enhancing their skills and knowledge (10/2016-11/2016 and 03/2018-04/2018).
• Advocated for individuals with disabilities at Hope Haven Wheelchair Factory in Antigua, Guatemala, assisting in fitting over 80 adults and children with wheelchairs and delivering them to two locations (01/2018-02/2018).
• Collaborated with the World Health Organization and local health authorities to provide anesthesia at an emergency field hospital in northern Iraq with Samaritan's Purse, supporting those injured in Mosul (03/2017-04/2017).
• Returned to Iraq to offer anesthesia training to local nationals, facilitating the transition of the hospital to Iraqi government control (06/2017-07/2017).
• Ensured consistency and clarity in communication, avoiding medical jargon to effectively convey information to diverse teams and stakeholders.
• Maintained a professional and error-free approach in all documentation and training materials, ensuring accuracy and reliability.
• Demonstrated adaptability and cultural sensitivity while working in diverse international settings, contributing to successful mission outcomes.

Expected in 12/2024

Doctoral Project, titled, "Preparing for Global Health Missions in the Era of Integrated Healthcare: A Literature Review and Evidence-Based Guidelines"

Attended The Goethe Institute in Rothenburg, Germany, concentrating in German language studies