Danielle Hollar

Patient-centered Labor & Delivery RN with 3+ years of experience caring for women, birthing people, newborns, and families across obstetric triage, antepartum care, labor and delivery, immediate postpartum recovery, and neonatal transition. Skilled in labor support, fetal and uterine assessment, patient education, interdisciplinary communication, and adapting care plans as patient needs change. Committed to safe, holistic, trauma-informed care that honors patient preferences and supports physiologic birth when appropriate.

L&D RN at Texas Children's Hospital (2023-11 – Present)

• Provide nursing care across obstetric triage, antepartum, labor and delivery, immediate postpartum recovery, and neonatal transition settings.
• Triage obstetric patients, perform focused maternal-fetal assessments, and communicate changes in condition and plan of care with the interdisciplinary team.
• Manage induced and spontaneous labors while monitoring uterine activity and fetal response.
• Educate patients, families, and caregivers on labor processes, interventions, coping strategies, and changes in the plan of care.
• Perform intrauterine resuscitation measures and provide labor comfort measures to support patient safety and coping.
• Support neonatal transition, immediate postpartum recovery, initial breastfeeding, and patient-centered care after delivery.
• Circulate in the operating room for cesarean sections and other OB-GYN procedures.

L&D RN at HCA Clear Lake (2022-11 – 2023-10)

• Provided nursing care for laboring and birthing patients during spontaneous and induced labor.
• Supported fetal monitoring, patient assessment, education, labor comfort measures, and postpartum recovery care.

Med-Surg RN at HCA Clear Lake (2021-11 – 2022-10)

• Delivered direct nursing care in a fast-paced acute-care setting, prioritizing assessments, medications, documentation, and patient needs.
• Strengthened time management, interdisciplinary communication, and clinical judgment while caring for diverse adult medical-surgical patients.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing in Nursing – Capella University (2023-07)

Associate of Science in Nursing in Nursing – Houston Community College (2021-05)