Carl Yebes is a dedicated Critical Care Nurse at Summerlin Hospital Medical Center, where he plays a pivotal role in the Intermediate Care Unit. With a strong foundation in nursing, Carl specializes in managing patients with a variety of acute and chronic conditions, particularly within...
Carl Yebes is a dedicated Critical Care Nurse at Summerlin Hospital Medical Center, where he plays a pivotal role in the Intermediate Care Unit. With a strong foundation in nursing, Carl specializes in managing patients with a variety of acute and chronic conditions, particularly within critical care settings. His expertise in advanced assessment skills allows him to identify potential life-threatening situations, such as hemodynamic instability, and to implement timely interventions that are crucial for patient survival and recovery.
In his current role, Carl is deeply committed to delivering quality, compassionate patient care to adult and older adult populations. He works collaboratively with a multidisciplinary healthcare team, ensuring that each patient receives comprehensive and coordinated care tailored to their unique needs. His responsibilities include monitoring patients for changes in status, recognizing indications of severe conditions like sepsis or shock, and taking appropriate action to stabilize their health.
Carl's proficiency in telemetry further enhances his ability to provide meticulous inpatient care, as he adeptly interprets cardiac rhythms and vital signs to make informed clinical decisions. His bilingual communication skills not only improve patient interactions but also foster a more inclusive environment for diverse patient populations. As an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse, Carl continues to expand his knowledge and skills, staying abreast of the latest advancements in critical care nursing to enhance patient outcomes. His unwavering commitment to excellence in nursing exemplifies the core values of Summerlin Hospital Medical Center and highlights his role as a vital asset in the healthcare community.
