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Tasmania, Australia

Tasmania, Australia

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Queensland, Australia

A COVID-19 Vaccinator works to support the safe and timely delivery of COVID-19 vaccinations through Queensland Health’s COVID-19 vaccination program. The following responsibilities must be undertaken, as designated within the Queensland Health COVID-19 Vaccination Code:• Safely receive, handle, prepare and administer COVID-19 vaccines or related drugs, according to the COVID-19 Vaccination Code.• Assess the health and suitability of persons to be vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine according to the Queensland COVID-19 Vaccination Readiness Assurance Plan.• Assist with consumer discussions around general vaccine education and advice to ensure informed consent and to identify avenues for support in the event of post-vaccination adverse reactions.• Monitor patients after vaccination for adverse reactions, including anaphylaxis• Adhere to stock control, storage, handling, issuing and disposal procedures for COVID-19 vaccines or other related drugs according to the Queensland COVID-19 Vaccination Readiness Assurance Plan.• Assist with the provision of first aid to medically compromised patients, with strict adherence to emergency protocols.• Record and report information relating to the Queensland COVID-19 vaccination program (including vaccination data, adverse events and COVID-19 vaccine stock) through the Queensland COVID-19 Vaccine Management System (or where unavailable, another system as approved by Queensland Health).• Work cooperatively and effectively as a member of the COVID-19 vaccination team, including participation in briefings, coordination of patients and familiarisation of clinic resources.• Support quality assurance, risk minimisation, risk management and infection control processes.• Monitor latest clinical guidance from the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI), Australian Government and Queensland Health.

Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia

ASSIST Medics specialise in event First Aid/Medical services for small, medium and major sporting and community events, throughout the Sunshine Coast, Brisbane the Gold Coast, Central and North Queensland. Our team liaises with event management, first aid coordinators, doctors, Royal Flying Doctors service, paramedics, physiotherapist, security services, police, ambulance, State Emergency Services, Surf Life Savers and volunteers.Personal responsibilities:• Assisted in the management of planning first aid for events.• Evaluated injuries and provided advanced first aid independently and within a team.• Performed tasks quickly and precisely in high-pressure situations and environments.• Liaised with emergency doctors, nurses, paramedics, and State Emergencies Services• Communicated effectively with patients of all ages, and parents/guardians.• Managed and safely administered schedule 3 medicine.• Provided patients with advice on further treatment and/or referrals for injuries.• Followed health and safety procedures and maintained a clean and safe environment.• Performed administrative tasks, including incident reports and written injury reports.

Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia

Griffith University Applied Paramedic Clinical Placement 2 - May - Jun 2021 - Southport Ambulance Station (Queensland Ambulance Service)Griffith University Applied Paramedic Clinical Placement 1 - Jan - Feb 2020 - Mermaid Waters Ambulance Station (Queensland Ambulance Service)• Trained on-road with Advanced Care Paramedics, working day & night shifts.• Demonstrated and performed safe and effective practice within the pre-hospital setting.• Elicited and obtained accurate and complete patient history, as well as clinical examination findings, thus synthesising probable differential diagnoses. • Consistently demonstrated an effective systematic approach, accurate assessments, and applied high-standard clinical knowledge and care to patients. • Performed given tasks precisely and effectively within high-pressure emergency situations. • Monitored and treated patients independently during transport to hospital. • Communicated effectively with all patients, regardless of age or background.• Communicated with relatives, care givers, bystanders, colleagues, and allied health staff. • Handled, managed, administered and discarded S8 (controlled drugs), S4 (restricted drugs), S3 (therapeutic poisons), and S2 (therapeutic poisons) drugs safely. • Provided clear, comprehensive and accurate patient care records and documentation. • Organised and prioritised tasks, as well as utilised downtime effectively (restocking, learning additional knowledge, and practising scenarios).• Applied appropriate management for patient complaints.

Bachelor Of Paramedicine, 6.76 Gpa

Activities and Societies: • Griffith Paramedicine Society • Griffith Sports College

Bachelor Of Health Science, 5.75 Gpa

Activities and Societies: • School of Medical Science - Academic Excellence Society (ACES) • Griffith Sports CollegeCompleted one year.

Years 11 & 12, Atar Score: 80.10

• Tasmanian Certificate of Education • Year 12: English Communications, Food and Nutrition, Health Studies, Physical Recreation • Year 11.

Primary - High School Education

• School Cup for Best All-Round Achiever (2011) • Sports Education Award (2010) • Literacy Award (2009) • Sports Education Award (2008)