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I worked as an emt at the basic level.

As an E.M.T.-B, I was responsible for pre-hospital care and transportation of injured and critically ill patients to the appropriate facility’s. I was also responsible for keeping pt run sheets, incident reports and all medical equipment in proper order. I maintained the ambulance, called in reports to facility’s. I could administer medication in accordance to protocol. It was imperative to responsible, respectful, and professional at all times.

As a member of the C.E.R.T. team we did al lot of volunteer work in the community such as, preparing for disasters. Man made as well as natural. We did a lot of standby first aid at a bunch of events in sacramento and out lying areas, as well as outreach.

While I was finishing up my externship for medical assistant at scotts office my duties included but not limited to rooming and charting patients, obtaining vital signs, EKG’s, urinalysis, strep testing, calling and having various reports faxed over from other facility’s, filing and light cleaning.; As a cashier I was responsible for keeping my cash drawer in order and counting down my tillat the end of each shift. I also had light cleaning duties as well as returning stock to shelves.

During my time at Meijer’s I was in the men’s and children’s departments. I was in charge of putting out new stock, remerchandising as needed, answering phones and assisting customers. I was in charge of setting the weekly sales advertisement’s. I returned stock to shelf’s and racks as needed.

As an armed security officer my job duties included but not limited to,A physical deterrent to prevent theft and vandalism, writing daily report’s. I worked with local law enforcement, foot patrol’s of convenience store’s and office building’s. Kept in touch with supervisor’s via phone and portable radio’s.