I have extensive experience managing post-transplant complications, including acute rejection, infections, and metabolic issues. In my previous role, I collaborated closely with the multidisciplinary team to develop individualized care plans, monitor lab results, and adjust medications as needed. I also provided patient education on managing symptoms and adhering to immunosuppressive therapy to prevent complications.

In high-pressure settings, I prioritize tasks by assessing the urgency of each patient's condition. I use a triage approach to address life-threatening issues first, followed by immediate needs such as medication administration or diagnostic tests. I also delegate tasks effectively to support staff while maintaining oversight to ensure timely and accurate care delivery.

I employ a patient-centered approach to education, tailoring information to the individual's needs and level of understanding. I use visual aids, written materials, and clear, concise explanations to address topics such as medication adherence, lifestyle changes, and potential complications. I also encourage open communication and provide opportunities for questions to ensure they feel confident and informed.

I approach ethical dilemmas by applying principles of beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy, and justice. I consult with colleagues and seek input from the ethics committee when necessary. I also ensure that patients and their families are involved in decision-making, respecting their autonomy while providing guidance based on medical evidence and best practices.

I have a strong history of collaborating with transplant surgeons, nephrologists, pharmacists, and social workers to provide comprehensive care. I participate in team meetings, contribute to treatment plans, and communicate regularly with all stakeholders. This collaborative approach ensures that patients receive coordinated, high-quality care and that all aspects of their health are addressed.