Taylor Fenley

Registered Nurse with emergency department and pediatric critical care transport experience, with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Experienced in patient assessment across the lifespan, IV access, medication titration, EKGs, acuity-based care, emergency procedures, pediatric transports, ventilator management, and critical care medication drips. Brings strong clinical judgment, critical thinking, teamwork, and patient-centered care to fast-paced clinical environments.

Registered Nurse – Emergency Department at Pennsylvania Hospital (2026-07 – Present)

• Assess and prioritize patients based on presenting condition, acuity, and clinical needs in a fast-paced emergency department.
• Perform focused and comprehensive nursing assessments and monitor patients for changes in condition.
• Initiate and maintain peripheral IV access; obtain vital signs, blood glucose checks, and EKGs as indicated.
• Administer and titrate medications according to orders and patient response while monitoring for therapeutic effect and adverse reactions.
• Assist with emergency procedures, including airway management and rapid sequence intubation.
• Provide CPR and respond to changes in patient status using emergency nursing principles and critical thinking.
• Collaborate with physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, and interdisciplinary teams to coordinate timely patient care.
• Demonstrate strong prioritization, communication, clinical judgment, and patient-safety skills in a high-acuity environment.

Critical Care Transport Nurse at St. Christopher's Hospital for Children (2025-11 – 2026-07)

• Assess and provide critical care to pediatric patients during interfacility and specialty transports.
• Care for pediatric patients with complex and high-acuity conditions, including pediatric burns.
• Manage Hamilton ventilators and monitor respiratory status during transport.
• Manage and monitor medication drips while maintaining patient stability throughout transport.
• Provide pediatric critical care and flight nursing support in transport settings.
• Perform ongoing reassessments and communicate changes in patient condition to the transport and receiving teams.
• Apply clinical judgment, critical thinking, and emergency response skills in unpredictable transport environments.

Registered Nurse – Emergency Department at Temple University Hospital, Jeanes Campus (2024-10 – 2025-11)

• Performed patient assessments across the lifespan and managed care according to acuity.
• Inserted peripheral IVs and provided medication administration and titration.
• Assisted with emergency procedures, including rapid sequence intubation.
• Performed EKGs and AccuChecks and monitored patients for changes in condition.
• Provided CPR and responded to emergent patient needs.
• Applied critical thinking and clinical judgment in a fast-paced emergency department.

Maternity Patient Care Technician at Jefferson Abington Hospital (2023-06 – 2024-03)

• Obtained vital signs and AccuChecks and documented patient care activities.
• Assisted with newborn baths and newborn hearing screens.
• Measured and documented patient voids and assisted patients with ambulation.
• Supported nurses and patients with routine maternity and newborn care.

Rapid Response Team Nurse Extern at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital (2022-06 – 2022-09)

• Performed vital signs, AccuChecks, and EKGs under nursing supervision.
• Assisted with safe patient transfers and supported rapid response team activities.
• Provided CPR support and contributed to safe, timely patient care.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing in Nursing – Neumann University (2019-08 – 2023-12)