CV EMT Iraq Tactical Medic, Combat Medic, U.S. Passport valid DoD CAC card W/ security clearance

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CV/Resume ID no.: 94396
Last Updated: Tuesday, April 27, 2010

I understand that you are/were looking to hire medics for available contracts. I am 25 years old and I have almost 7 years experience as an EMT-I including 13 months in Baghdad. I have all the necessary Certs, including a U.S. Passport and a valid DoD CAC card W/ security clearance. I speak fluent Spanish and basic Italian and Arabic. I am available to deploy almost immediately. Attached is My CV along with a copy of all my credentials. If you find that I qualify for a position or need more info from me. If you need more information or the attachments didn't go through, please let me know and I will happily comply as quickly as possible.

EMT -I , E.R. Care Tech II

Summary

I have been EMT certified in L.A. County and working as an E.R. tech for over 6 years. In which time I have gained much experience and in turn handed it down in to other EMT’s training for the same position. If hired, I would need very minimal training.
I am very accustomed to working in a high volume and critical acuity setting. Whether it is an underserved community with a high patient volume or a more critical one to one scenario, I am very comfortable in both.
I also speak Spanish fluently and can aid other members of the staff in translation.


Professional Experience

Triple Canopy Inc. I.Z., Baghdad, Iraq
09/2007 to 09/2008
Functioned as an EMT-I in a highly dynamic environment, that included clinical operations for over 2,000 Third Country Nationals and Expatriates. Assisted with the daily operations of a clinic that averaged 22 patient visits during two separate sick calls; to include Vital Sing Monitoring, Intravenous Fluid and Medication treatments, Minor Surgical procedures that included Incision and Drainage, Suturing, removal of cysts and foreign bodies. Also functioned as the Companies liaison with the 86th Combat Support Hospital , CSH, and was responsible for escorting up to 8 patients a day for scheduled hospital appointments. In performing this duty, I also functioned as a translator for the Third Country Nationals, to better facilitate the continuity of patient care. My duties also included firearms training, and I am currently certified with all Department of State Weapon Systems that include the Glock-19, the M-4 rifle, the M-249 Squad Automatic Weapon, and the M-240 Machine Gun. I have been trained in the proper use, implementation and maintenance of the AK-47 Assault rifle. Additional duties assigned included PSD escort of critically wounded or sick patients that were to be evacuated to the Baghdad Airport for evacuation from theater. I also escorted critically injured and or sick patients from the 86th CSH, to the Balad Airbase Theater Hospital for higher levels of care. These escorts routinely allowed me to interface and plan with the Military Aviation assets available within the theater of Iraq.

Hollwood Community Hospital -Hollywood-CA
ICU Monitor and Cardiac Tech
04/2007 to 09/2007
1 My duties are to observe and regulate cardiac monitored patients in the ICU and numerous other patients throughout the hospital. To recognize potentially unhealthy arythmias to the patient and notify the Nurse or Physician immedietly. It is also my responsibility to mantain all tele boxes, as well as administer and discharge the leeds from the patient. I also double for all clerical work needed.

Los Robles Hospital Medical Center/Trauma center - Thousand Oaks - CA
01/2006 to 04/2007
ER Care Tech II
My day to day duties are as follows: vital signs, 12 lead EKG’s, patient transportation to units, ECG monitoring, translation(Spanish), chest compressions and B.V.M., sterile technique and tray set up for any procedure, Order Entry and any other general help needed by the nursing staff or physicians. This is a trauma center and I also play a major role whenever a trauma or code comes in.

I am Familiar and trained in the following medical related computer programs: Windows format, Mac format, AS-400, Logicare, Project Intelicare, Medi-tech, and Redi-Net.

White Memorial Medical Center – Boyle Heights – CA
2003 to mid 2006
ER Care Tech II
My day to day duties are as follows: vital signs, 12 lead EKG’s, patient transportation to units, ECG monitoring, translation(Spanish), chest compressions and B.V.M., sterile technique and tray set up for any procedure, Order Entry and any other general help needed by the nursing staff or physicians. Generally speaking, my job title or tasks did not change much between jobs. I must say that the volume of patients we treated per shift was above normal statistics and kept me quite busy.

Education

Los Angeles Mission College, Sylmar CA
Nursing Program Pre-requisites
2006 – Present

North Valley Occupational Center, Mission Hills CA
EMT- I and BCLS Certification for L.A. County
Completed in 2002

Community Service


National Association of Hispanic Nurses, President: Angie Millan M.S.N., N.P.
-Title of volunteer from 2003 to present.
- I assisted the association to aid the advancement of the Latino community in education geared towards nursing and general medical awareness ranging from diabetes and hypertension to pediatric fevers.

I am Familiar and trained in the following medical related computer programs: Windows format, Mac format, AS-400, Logicare, Project Intelicare, Medi-tech, and Redi-Net.

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