Anna Robinson

Highly skilled Level III/IV NICU Registered Nurse with extensive experience caring for critically ill and extremely premature neonates in high-acuity environments. Proven ability to adapt quickly through travel nursing assignments, delivering safe, evidence-based care across diverse hospital systems. Expert in advanced neonatal ventilation, complex medication management, and multidisciplinary collaboration while providing compassionate, family-centered support.

Nurse – NICU (Level III) at Medical City Arlington (2019-01 – 2021-03)

35-Bed Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

• Provide comprehensive nursing care to high-risk neonates in a Level III NICU, including premature and medically complex infants
• Perform detailed neonatal assessments, monitor vital signs, and identify early signs of clinical deterioration
• Administer weight- and gestational age–based medications, IV fluids, TPN, and blood products per protocol
• Respond to apnea, bradycardia, and desaturation events and participate in emergency interventions
• Educate and support families using a family-centered care approach during high-stress and critical situations
• Maintain accurate, timely electronic documentation in compliance with hospital and regulatory standards

Registered Nurse – NICU (Level III) at Texas Health Resources (2021-03 – 2022-06)

21-Bed Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

• Delivered specialized nursing care to high-risk neonates in a Level III NICU, including premature and medically fragile infants
• Conducted comprehensive neonatal assessments and continuously monitored cardiopulmonary status
• Managed respiratory support and collaborated closely with respiratory therapy and providers to optimize ventilation and oxygenation
• Maintained and monitored IV access and central lines, adhering to infection-prevention and safety standards
• Participated in multidisciplinary rounds, contributing to individualized care plans and clinical decision-making
• Completed thorough, timely electronic documentation in compliance with regulatory and hospital requirements

Travel Registered Nurse at Oklahoma Children's Hospital (2022-07 – 2022-10)

246-Bed Pediatric Hospital

• Provided nursing care as a travel RN in a large, tertiary pediatric hospital, rapidly adapting to new policies, workflows, and clinical teams
• Delivered safe, evidence-based care to acutely ill pediatric and/or neonatal patients based on unit assignment and patient needs
• Performed comprehensive assessments, monitored patient status, and promptly intervened in changes in condition
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams including physicians, advanced practice providers, and ancillary staff
• Demonstrated flexibility and strong clinical judgment while managing varying patient acuity and assignments
• Maintained accurate electronic documentation while meeting travel assignment expectations and compliance requirements

Travel Registered Nurse – NICU at Children's Medical Center Dallas (2022-10 – 2023-02)

47-Bed Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

• Provided specialized nursing care to high-acuity neonatal patients in a large NICU setting, including premature and medically complex infants
• Performed comprehensive neonatal assessments and continuous cardiopulmonary monitoring
• Managed respiratory support and collaborated with respiratory therapy and neonatal providers
• Administered weight- and gestational age–based medications, IV fluids, TPN, and blood products per protocol
• Maintained and monitored IV access and central lines, following strict infection-prevention standards
• Participated in multidisciplinary rounds and contributed to individualized care planning
• Supported families using a family-centered care approach in a high-acuity, fast-paced environment
• Completed accurate and timely electronic documentation in compliance with hospital and regulatory requirements

Central Staffing Registered Nurse – NICU at Texas Health Resources (2023-03 – Present)

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

• Provide neonatal intensive care nursing support across multiple NICU units within the Texas Health system as part of the central staffing team
• Rapidly adapt to varying unit protocols, workflows, and patient acuity while maintaining consistent, high-quality care
• Deliver comprehensive nursing care to high-risk and medically complex neonates, including premature infants
• Manage respiratory support in collaboration with respiratory therapy and neonatal providers
• Maintain and monitor IV access and central lines, adhering to infection-prevention and patient safety standards

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) – Texas Christian University (TCU) (2019-12)

Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice – Texas Christian University (TCU) (2017-05)