Lucie Vogel RN BSN
Registered Nurse Emergency Department
PAAbout
My name is Lucie Vogel, I was originally born in Madison Wisconsin and now live in west Chester Pennsylvania and have lived here for over a decade now.
i am the oldest of five children, and the only girl with four younger brothers. I have been a nurse for almost five years. I graduated college and originally studied and graduated with a bachelors in nutrition and dietetics. I then worked for a coiled years and decided to go back to nursing school for my BSN. I was accepted into west Chester university's accelerated second degree 18 month nursing program, and upon graduation I have worked as an emergency department pediatric nurse. My first job right out of school as a new grad was at a level one trauma center in a pediatric emergency department. I attribute those years for most of my success and knowledge throughout my career. More recently I started a new job at a more local childrens hospital in their emergency department as well. This upcoming summer it will be a year.
I would describe myself as a very dedicated and compassionate Pediatric Emergency Department Registered Nurse with extensive experience in a Level 1 Pediatric Trauma Center. I am able to Demonstrate exceptional skill in delivering patient-centered care, rapid assessment, and acute management in high-stress environments.
Education and Training
Villa Maria Academy 2013
West Chester university 2018 Nutrition/psychology
West Chester University of Pennsylvania Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse 2021
Nursing Specialization
Emergency
Emergency department registered nurse
Provider Details
Lucie Vogel RN BSN's Expert Contributions
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What can be done to prevent post-operative nausea and vomiting?
Iv zofran:)
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How is severe abdominal pain evaluated and managed in the ER?
Very common complaint in the ER is abdominal pain and it’s also one of the hardest to figure out. The ER looks for emergencies. It rules out anything that may pose imminent risk or threat to one’s life or safety. It is not the place to get a diagnosis. The longer something has been going on the less likely the ER is going to figure it out. If you have recurrent abdominal pain, that has been going on for quite some time, the er most likely isn’t the place to search for a diagnosis. Labs and imaging are examples of interventions that most likely will be performed to rule out those things that require immediate attention such as diagnosing appendicitis in a pediatric patient. We want to prevent possible rupture by detecting early on ultrasound/possible secondary imaging, prep for surgery and start iv antibiotics. Another example might be ovarian torsion for females experiencing acute pelvic pain/discomfort, and testicular torsion for males as lower quadrant abdominal pain can be a cause of testicular torsion which requires immediate detection and intervention
Work Description / Areas of Expertise / Job Duties
Certified in PALS, BLS, ACLS, TNCC, Triage, and ENPC. Experienced and skilled in medication administration, procedural sedation, adequate IV placement for trauma resuscitation,and other emergency interventions.
Adept at collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to optimize patient outcomes. Committed to leveraging expertise in pediatric emergency nursing to enhance patient care in dynamic clinical settings
What do you attribute your success to?
My parents have always instilled in myself as well as my four younger brothers the importance of perseverance, hard work and dedication. Nothing worth it comes easy or is handed to you, which brings motivation to work hard in order to achieve the goals you set for yourself. We are all capable of achieving the things we want in life, you just need to put in the work
Hobbies / Sports
- Running, snowboarding, beach
