Molly Cox

Registered nurse at magnet hospital committed to delivering exceptional patient care within an academic level one trauma center. Excels in critical thinking and adept at maintaining organization in fast-paced environments. Committed to advocating for patients' needs and going the extra mile to ensure their well-being. Known for promoting open communication and collaborating seamlessly within interdisciplinary teams to achieve optimal patient outcomes.

Cardiovascular Intensive Care Nurse at Froedtert Hospital (2022-02 – 2026-05)

• Responsible for taking care of a diverse group of patients at a level one trauma center.
• Managing patients with mechanical circulatory support devices including; ECMO, Impella (impella CP, 5.5, RP flex), and IABP.
• Managing patients with continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT).
• Experienced with managing multiple vasopressor/inotropes including norepinephrine, epinephrine, vasopressin, phenylephrine, milrinone, and dobutamine.
• Provided care for patients immediately post-operatively after cardiac surgery, including heart and lung transplants.
• Work and collaborate with many multidisciplinary teams.
• Chosen by charge nurses as a clinical resource nurse who helps nurses in the CVICU with troubleshooting devices, emergencies, settling post-op's and other needing nursing tasks.
• Served as a preceptor to new hires of the unit.

Intensive Care Nurse at Ascension- St. Francis (2021-02 – 2022-02)

• Responsible for managing a varied patient population requiring ICU care at a community hospital.
• Managed patients with ventilator support and comfortable with sedation such as propofol, fentanyl, versed, ketamine and precedex.
• In charge of responding to code blues on the floor and in the ICU.
• Responsible for monitoring hemodynamics in critical and unstable patients.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing – Alverno College (2018-01 – 2020-12)

– Alverno College (2018-01 – 2020-12)

Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Literature and Language – University of Colorado Boulder (2012-01 – 2017-12)