Adama Dumbuya

Provide comprehensive care to medically fragile patients across the lifespan, managing chronic illness, developmental disabilities, and complex comorbidities.

• Currently Responsible for supervising 30 nurses, in charge of their schedule changes, documentation, and patient care coordination.
• Perform continuous assessments, identifying early clinical deterioration and implementing timely interventions to prevent complications and hospitalizations.
• Coordinate care with interdisciplinary teams (physicians, psychiatrists, therapists, social workers) to ensure continuity and optimal outcomes.
• Administer and monitor high-risk and psychotropic medications, utilizing lab data (e.g., serum drug levels, metabolic panels) to ensure therapeutic effectiveness and prevent adverse events.
• Promote patient safety through strict adherence to protocols and evidence-based practices.
• Advocate for culturally competent, ethical, and individualized care plans.

• Delivered medical and psychiatric care to preteens, adolescents, and adults with complex health and behavioral needs.

• Collaborated with psychiatrists, counselors, and legal teams on treatment and therapy planning.

• Managed co-occurring mental health and chronic conditions, improving adherence and patient stability.

• Conducted lab monitoring for psychotropic medications to maintain therapeutic levels and prevent toxicity.

• Led crisis intervention and behavioral stabilization efforts.

• Supervised nursing staff to ensure compliance with healthcare regulations and standards.
• Developed and implemented patient care policies to enhance quality of service.
• Coordinated staffing schedules to optimize patient coverage and resource allocation.
• Led training sessions for new nurses on best practices and safety protocols.

• Provided care to adult and elderly patients with acute and chronic conditions in high-volume settings.

• Supported chronic disease management (e.g., diabetes, hypertension) through education and monitoring.

• Collaborated on discharge planning to reduce readmissions and improve continuity of care.

• Assisted patients with daily living activities, ensuring comfort and safety.
• Supported mobility and rehabilitation efforts, encouraging independence among patients.
• Educated patients and families on health management techniques and resources available.
• Provided high-quality personal care services such as bathing, grooming, dressing, and feeding to ensure patient dignity.

• Monitored vital signs, reporting changes to nursing staff for timely interventions.
• Maintained a clean and safe environment, adhering to infection control protocols.
• Documented patient care activities accurately in electronic health records systems.