Angela Creech Email and Phone Number

Driver on critical care ground units, and driver/provider on basic life support ground units.

I have trained some of my co-workers and I am a senior employee of 3 years. I have been full-time for the duration of my employment with NSMT. I have traveled as far as Little Rock, Arkansas. I love this job and the family atmosphere. I have learned a lot from my bosses and gained an abundance of experience here.• Drive ambulances occupied by patients and caregivers. Choose routes, adapt to changes in weather and traffic, track times and mileages and maintain communication with private dispatchers.• Administer basic life support care to sick or injured persons in pre-hospital and post-hospital settings as a primary caregiver.• Perform treatment procedures, such as suction, airway management, or vital monitoring, during ambulance ride. Comfort and reassure patients.• Responsible for packing, moving, loading, and transporting patients.• Communicate with dispatchers and facility personnel to exchange information about situation, to arrange transfer of care, transportation, or to receive instructions for further treatment.• Decontaminate ambulance interior following treatment of patient.• Attend training classes to maintain certification, being knowledgeable of new developments in the field and maintaining existing knowledge.• Document in EMS Charts using information provided, notes taken, medical necessity, staff names, patient interactions, findings and all treatments performed.

• Understood and incorporated the business’ core values. • Greeted customers entering the store.• Assisted customers by providing information and resolving their concerns. • Identified food, weight, prices, and operated registers and scanners.• Received various forms of payment, issue receipts and change due to customers. • Balanced cash drawers at the beginning and end of shifts.• Weighed items sold by weight to determine prices.• Properly bagged merchandise and prepared cart for transfer to parking lot.• Maintained clean and orderly checkout areas and restocked bags.

• One year of riding along and observing operations. After wait-list and observation period, was a volunteer responsible for moving patients, anticipating ALS interventions, preparing equipment, providing care or assisting in care of patients.• Talked with patients and families to obtain medical history, list of medications and gathered any information pertinent to the emergency.• Additional responsibilities included carrying bags and monitors, decontaminating equipment, checking off units, restocking truck supplies, notifying supervisor of low inventory and entering data into a computer.• Was responsible for learning protocols, map books and communication procedures. • Worked as a team with other emergency medical crews, police or fire department personnel in an emergency setting.