
Sarah Johnson
RN, Med-SurgEmail:sarah.j.rn@gmail.com
Phone:+1 507 555 0184
Location:Rochester, MN
Professional Summary
Compassionate RN with 7 yrs bedside experience in high-acuity med-surg units. Preceptor to 12+ new grads with 100% first-attempt NCLEX pass rate. Known for clear communication, ownership, and shipping measurable outcomes. Combines strong healthcare fundamentals with cross-functional collaboration and a bias for execution.Experience
Mar 2020Present
RN III, Med-Surg
Mayo Clinic · Rochester, MN
• Manage 6:1 patient load in level-2 trauma with 0 sentinel events across 4 years• Reduced med-error rate 34% by championing barcode-scan protocol adoption
• Precepted 12 new grads over 3 years; 100% first-attempt NCLEX pass
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams on complex cases
• Trained/precepted 5 juniors or students
Jun 2018Feb 2020
Staff Nurse
Cleveland Clinic · Cleveland, OH
• Cross-trained across cardiac step-down and general med-surg• Recognized as DAISY Award nominee 2019
• Led process improvements reducing wait times 20%
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams on complex cases
• Trained/precepted 6 juniors or students
May 2017Aug 2017
Nurse Extern
Rush University Medical Center · Chicago, IL
• Summer externship on oncology unit supporting 24-bed ward• Completed capstone on fall prevention protocol design
• Improved documentation compliance to 96%
• Led process improvements reducing wait times 26%
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams on complex cases
Skills
ACLS, BLS, PALS, IV Therapy, Wound Care, Epic EMR, Cerner, Triage, HIPAA, Med-Surg, Cardiac, Patient Education, PreceptorshipProjects
Barcode Protocol Rollout
Epic EMR, Lean Six Sigma
New Grad Preceptorship Program
Curriculum Design
Community Outreach Clinic (Mayo Clinic)
EMR, Patient Care, Clinical Protocols, HIPAA
• Documented learnings reused by peer teams
• Recognized in team/org review for execution quality
Education
BSN, Nursing
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, MN
Magna cum laude · Sigma Theta Tau · Dean's List 6 semesters