A flight paramedic is responsible for assessing, planning, implementing and evaluating care to critically ill and injured patients. Flight paramedicine requires a high level of critical thinking during periods of extreme physical and emotional stress. The flight paramedic is accountable for the completion of all work assignments and is responsible for the safety of patients and crew members. The position requires proficiency in critical patient care, knowledge of the adaptions necessary for patient management and the ability to establish positive interpersonal and professional relationships.

Instruct Medical Students in various clinical skills to include Basic and Advanced Airway Management, IV/IO access, phlebotomy, medication administration, foley insertion, NG/OG insertion.

Provide skills, scenario and student Paramedic level education for the Paramedic program at ISU.

The Critical Care Flight Paramedic has the primary requisite skill sets to provide critical pre-hospital trauma care, trauma management, advanced cardiac life support care and management to patients, as well as ability to administer blood products during aerial evacuation above and beyond the traditional skill sets of a NREMT Certified 68W, Health Care Specialist.

A flight paramedic is responsible for assessing, planning, implementing and evaluating care to critically ill and injured patients. Flight paramedicine requires a high level of critical thinking during periods of extreme physical and emotional stress. The flight paramedic is accountable for the completion of all work assignments and is responsible for the safety of patients and crew members. The position requires proficiency in critical patient care, knowledge of the adaptions necessary for patient management and the ability to establish positive interpersonal and professional relationships.

Provides advanced-level medical care including evaluation, treatment and stabilization to the ill and injured. A Paramedic has a comprehensive knowledge base and is able to diagnose and provide care for a broad range of medical emergencies. Regularly provided education and instruction for in-service education events for the ACCESS system Fire Department and EMS Agency personnel.

A flight paramedic is responsible for assessing, planning, implementing and evaluating care to critically ill and injured patients. Flight paramedicine requires a high level of critical thinking during periods of extreme physical and emotional stress. The flight paramedic practices within the scope of practice defined by Title 22 and further defined by the local EMS authority (LEMSA) as well as procedures set forth by CALSTAR. The flight paramedic is accountable for the completion of all work assignments and is responsible for the safety of patients and crew members. The position requires proficiency in critical patient care, knowledge of the adaptions necessary for patient management and the ability to establish positive interpersonal and professional relationships.

Provide consistent, high quality prehospital care as outlined by the Enloe Medical Center/Butte County EMS Standard of Care, Protocols, and accepted local and national treatment doctrines. Provide an exemplary, safe, professional demeanor at all times. Provide a catalyst for absolute professionalism, integrity, confidentiality, and competency with patients, their families, the public, other agencies, coworkers, and Enloe Medical Center/Butte County EMS management.

Responsible for providing high quality pre-hospital advanced life support including assessment, triage, and treatment utilizing standards and guidelines established by Air Methods Community Based Services.

Duties include direct patient care, assisting physicians with procedures, patient assessment and interview, documentation in the patient care record, inventory of medical supplies and equipment, and support of other medical staff so as to achieve the goals of the unit and the health care system as a whole.

Duties include back country search, technical high and low angle rescue, wilderness and remote medicine for victims/patients, team members and co responders.

Provide consistent, high quality prehospital care as outlined by the REMSA Standard of Care, Protocols, and accepted local and national treatment doctrines. Provide an exemplary, safe, professional demeanor at all times. Provide a catalyst for absolute professionalism, integrity, confidentiality, and competency with patients, their families, the public, other agencies, coworkers, and REMSA management.

Duties include direct patient care, patient assessment and interview, documentation in the patient care record, inventory of medical supplies and equipment, and support of other medical staff so as to achieve the goals of the unit and the health care system as a whole.

Duties included fire suppression, emergency patient care, victim rescue and extrication, public education, training, fire prevention activities, operating and maintaining fire equipment and apparatus.

Responsibilities included operating and maintaining emergency vehicles, rendering competent patient care, training and public education.

Duties included fire suppression, emergency patient care, victim rescue and extrication, public education, training, fire prevention activities, and operating and maintain fire equipment and apparatus.

Acquired an in-depth working knowledge of fire suppression and fire alarm systems. Conducted quarterly, annual, and five-year inspection/tests of systems in client occupancies for compliance with California’s Title 19 (NFPA 25). Completed and filed inspection reports with local Authorities Having Jurisdiction and with clients. Maintained, repaired, and installed water based fire suppression and fire alarm systems.

Acquired the knowledge, proficiency, and professional manner necessary to perform a wide variety of banking tasks resulting in an early promotion due to a reputation for dependability, competency, and a strong work ethic.

Through training and experience I acquired and utilized leadership, communication and supervisory skills. I was responsible for the training, accountability, leadership, and the overall well-being of Marines in my charge. I served in a stressful, fast paced environment while fighting in multiple combat operations in Iraq in 2004 and 2005. I received my Honorable Discharge in 2007.