Marissa Stack Email & Phone Number

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States

Merritt Island, Florida, United States

Merritt Island, Florida, United States

Kennedy Space Center (KSC)SSPFA Union Recording Secretary 2024Protects equipment and material, controls access to NASA installations by employees, visitors, and residents. Active Secret Clearance Holder. Traffic Enforcement, DUI/Drug Interdiction.

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States

Responsible for first response medical, security, and Sensitive Compartmented Classified Information Facility (SCIF) alarm response and clearing at NASA’s Katherine Johnson IV&V Facility, in Fairmont WV.

Idaho, United States

ALS Contractor within a nationwide disaster corps to administer care to victims and first responders in times of disasters and crises. Practiced world-class medicine in disaster settings. Contracted with Hopi Health Care Center to transport and provide treatment to the residents of the Hopi Reservation until they’re transferred to higher care facilities. Receiving facilities in states such as AZ, NV, NM, CO.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

Provides ALS treatment for patients requiring emergent and non-emergent medical transport from AHN and UPMC network hospitals in Pittsburgh, PA. Consults with nursing and physician staff to receive a verbal handoff, and proper paperwork for charting and insurance billing purposes. Proficient in Narrative, D-CHART, and SOAP report writing and documentation completed using EMS Charts.

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States

Experience consisted of both 911 and IFT transports, providing emergency medical care, and operating emergency apparatus.

Rutland County, Vermont, United States

Coordinated with other staff to perform patient care skills such as establishing peripheral IV access to draw labs, blood draws and blood cultures, bladder scans, EKGs, and assisting with sterile procedures.Responsible for intake of new patients, preparing hospital staff for trauma alerts, initializing cardiac monitoring, skills charting, and putting in patient orders.

Vermont, United States

Hosted academies in fire and ambulance departments around the state of Vermont. Implemented hands-on education to practice high quality CPR techniques to refine students’ skills. Class sizes would range from 10-30 students.Provided detailed education on topics such as BVM ventilation and oxygenation. Monitored student techniques to decrease ventilatory injury, increasing field survival rates. Monitored students HP-CPR metrics such as rate, depth, recoil, ventilation, and chest… Show more Hosted academies in fire and ambulance departments around the state of Vermont. Implemented hands-on education to practice high quality CPR techniques to refine students’ skills. Class sizes would range from 10-30 students.Provided detailed education on topics such as BVM ventilation and oxygenation. Monitored student techniques to decrease ventilatory injury, increasing field survival rates. Monitored students HP-CPR metrics such as rate, depth, recoil, ventilation, and chest compression fraction to maximize provider improvement.Advocated for telecommunicators and first responders to improve their CPR skills and better understand their role in the chain of survival. Show less

77 Hartness Ave Springfield Vt 05156

ALS provider position that consisted of both 911 and IFT transports. Prioritized fire department fitness and conditioning trainings, whilst providing coverage for in-house fire rescue education.Driver/EVOC trained to operate fire engines, ladder trucks, ambulances, and other miscellaneous emergency apparatus. Proficient in Narrative, D-CHART, and SOAP report writing and documentation completed using Image Trend Elite.

Ludlow, Vermont

ALS provider for a 911-only response service covering the area of 5 towns, with a high acuity of multi-system trauma patients from Okemo Mountain.Prepared for and provided care in rare events such as local flood relief, water rescues, wilderness search and rescues, and winter sports injuries. In conjunction with local fire departments, rescues were conducted off non-typical terrain such as snowmobile trails, ski mountain trails, at bases of waterfalls, and down forest embankments.