Martha “Worth” Lewis

Richmond, VA 23226  804-658-7986  mwal814@gmail.com

I am a senior Nursing student at Bon Secours Memorial College of Nursing with a previous degree in
Experimental Psychology from the University of South Carolina.
EDUCATION:

 Bon Secours Memorial College of Nursing, Richmond, VA. Bachelor of Science in Nursing, May
2018. GPA: 3.64

 Reynolds Community College, Richmond, VA. General Education classes, 2015-2016

 University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC. Bachelor of Arts in Experimental Psychology, May
2014
 Minor in Public Relations and Advertising
 President’s List: 2 semesters and Dean’s List: 2 semesters

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE:

 CLINICAL IMMERSION 2018: Medical Telemetry Unit / Bon Secours Memorial Regional Medical
Center, Mechanicsville, VA
o 225 hours of clinical immersion experience in the acute and community care setting. Working
along side my preceptor to care for up to five patients demonstrating skills such as:
documenting in Connect Care, medication administration (oral, IV, subQ), patient discharge
education, blood draws, and IV/Foley insertion and removal.
 CLINICAL ROTATIONS 2015-2017:
o MRMC Units: Cardiopulmonary Care, Renal, Oncology, Neuro-Telemetry, General Surgery,
and Critical Care
o SMH Units: Pediatric and Mother Infant Unit

CERTIFICATION:

Basic Life Support Certification 2017

WORK EXPERIENCE:

June 2014 – River City Sitters

Current Richmond, VA
Child Care Provider
 Independently caring for infants, children, and adolescents including some with
special needs (autism, ADHD, diabetes) in a variety of settings
 Facilitating safe, constructive environments for children
 Established relationships with parents in order to facilitate communication and trust
 Provided reliable transportation, meals, and assistance with daily living activities for
up to four children at a time
Seasonal Work
Dr. and Mrs. Cyrus Kump
(May – August)
2011, 2012, Richmond, VA
2013, 2014 & Private Family Child Care Provider
2017  Providing care for five children including daily activities, meals, laundry, groceries,
and scheduling
 Management and monitoring of insulin administration, blood glucose, and insulin
pump for diabetic child