National Registered Paramedic – Critical Care

National Registry EMT Paramedic
Associate’s Degree Para-medicine Arizona
Critical Care Paramedic
Tactical Medic
Arizona State Certified EMT Paramedic
Remote Medic
Medical Unit Leader- Wild land Arizona
Firefighter, Structure and Hazardous Materials
Advanced HAZMAT Life Support
Advanced Cardiac Life Support
Advanced Medical Life Support
Pediatric Life Support
International Trauma Life Support
Fast 1 Trauma Ultrasound
OSHA 30

Southern Yavapai Fire Department Arizona Jan 2001 to Present
Firefighter/paramedic: Area of responsibility covers approximately 700 square miles, to include 40 miles of highway and many back roads. Rural country area. Public relations very important. This summer in Arizona, I was the Incident Commander of a small fire in the middle of town. Four different agencies involved. No injuries or property loss.
Responds to medical, trauma, fire, public assist calls, extrication, and motor vehicle accidents. Lead/train on most calls, responsible for vehicles maintenance, vehicle operations, station duties, and training. Trained in protecting and preserving evidence at a scene. Participated with research/labor on multiple grants for a new building, new fire trucks, SCBA, and various other projects.

Remote Medical International Kandahar, Afghanistan March 2015 to April 2016
Remote Medic: Provided emergent and routine medical care to DynCorp employees under the direction and responsibility of the medical director. Examined patients, performed physical exams, and compiled medical data including health history. Performed therapeutic procedures, such as injections, blood draws, immunizations, management of infection, EKG’s, etc. Rendered direct patient care, including assessing, diagnosing, planning, prescribing pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment to health problems, health promotion, and preventative care. Documented and maintained patient records of services. Maintained a professional clinic to include daily cleaning, deep cleaning, inventories, all necessary paperwork, and ready for all inspections. Maintained vehicles in a professional state of readiness. Responsible for preventive medicine area.

CTG Bonn County, Liberia October 2014 to December 2014
Chief Nurse: Worked in hot zone in an Ebola treatment unit. Responsible for the supervision of 88 locals. Humanitarian aid. Infection control procedures. Camp set up. Startup contract.

Frontier Medex Portugal – South America December 2013 to
October 2014
GEO Celtic – Seismic Vessel
PGS Apollo – Seismic Vessel
Remote medic: Provided health care services to patients under the direction and responsibility of the medical director. Examined patients, performed physical exams, and compiled medical data including health history. Performed therapeutic procedures, such as injections, immunizations, management of infection, EKG’s, etc. Rendered direct patient care, including assessing, diagnosing, planning, prescribing pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment to health problems, health promotion, and preventative care.
Responsible for employee training on CPR, first aid, and other emergency medical training courses. Coordinates with other operational team members for safe medical evacuations. Carries out all other duties as assigned by the Party Chief and the Master of the vessel. Responsible for the health and hygiene inspections and water testing of the vessel. Responsible for the ordering of all medical supplies and equipment. Maintains the hospital in accordance with Norwegian and UK regulations.

Kellogg Brown & Root Basra, Iraq April 2012 to Aug 2013
Remote medic: provided routine medical and emergent care to KBR and their subcontract workers for LOGCAP IV. Responsible for LOGCAP IV Southern Sites – three sites. Responded to emergency situations involving potential loss of life or bodily injury. Maintained control, managed, and directed patient care at the scene of a prehospital emergency, walk in emergencies, immunizations, occupational injuries, non-occupational injuries, equipment checks, preventive health, smoking cessation, and health and safety duties. Responsible for medical records/clearances of direct hire, subcontract workers, and local nationals, reviewing medical reports for fit for duty, performing annual physicals, and dining facility inspections. Responsible for CPR, first aid, and other medical training for KBR direct hires and three subcontractor companies employees. Multinational diverse workforce. Department of Defense and Department of State clearance.

Fluor Afghanistan July 2011 to Dec 2011
Health, Safety, and Environment Specialist/Senior Paramedic: provided medical care and emergent care to Fluor and their subcontract workers for LOGCAP IV employees. Sole provider in a very remote area. Responded to emergency rescue situations involving potential loss of life or bodily injury. Maintained control, managed, and directed patient care at the scene of a pre-hospital emergency and walk in emergencies. Trained in protecting and preserving evidence at a scene. Responsible for all medical training to Fluor and the Afghans employees. Immunizations, occupational injuries, non-occupational injuries, patient care, equipment checks, and health and safety duties. Safety specialist: inspections, audits, and reporting of deficiencies for all trades, offices, yards, dining facilities, and other work areas. OSHA and many other courses.

Kellogg Brown & Root Iraq Aug 2010 to May 2011
Remote medic: provided medical care and emergent care to KBR and their subcontract workers for LOGCAP III and LOGCAP IV employees. Responded to emergency rescue situations involving potential loss of life or bodily injury. Maintained control, managed, and directed patient care at the
scene of a prehospital emergency and walk in emergencies. Responsible for all medical training and instruction for KBR employees. Immunizations, occupational injuries, non-occupational injuries, patient care, equipment checks, and health and safety duties.

Torres Advanced Enterprise Solutions Iraq Dec 2009 to May 2010
Medical Officer: responsible for the management of a remote medical clinic and the sole medical provider for 450 Sierra Leones, 150 other foreign nationals, and 30 expatriates. Responsible for the health, welfare, and safety of the work force.

Comprehensive Medical Services Kuwait May 2009 to Dec 2009
Lead Paramedic: for a US Military Armed Base in Kuwait. Responsible for the management and operation of all advance life support personnel and ambulances on the base. Responded to all 911 calls on the base and the highways surrounding the base. Responded to emergency rescue situations involving potential loss of life or bodily injury. Maintained control, managed, and directed patient care at the scene of a pre-hospital emergency. Assisted with writing medical protocols for the operations.

Yavapai Regional Medical Center Arizona Jan 2004 to May 2009 Emergency room paramedic: Responsible for the care and treatment of minor injuries all the way up to life threatening illnesses and injuries. Part of the code, cardiac, stroke, and IV team. Triage paramedic. Nursing Excellence Award 2007.

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