Thomas Deptula Email & Phone Number

United States

ESSENTIAL DUTIESA. Provide comprehensive, effective, safe care to any patient transported by BMF.B. Responsible for safe driving Boston MedFlight’s Ground Critical Care Transport vehicle.C. Attend required staff and educational meetings.D. Maintain certifications as mandated by the Mass DPH and BMF.E. Complete required documentation (written and electronic) per BMF policy.F. Maintains positive communication (written and spoken), effectively while interfacingwith fellow employees, consortium hospitals and the community at large.G. Uphold and adhere to BMF policies and procedures.H. Uphold safety standards as set by BMF.I. Maintain clinical skill proficiency and knowledge base.J. Maintain a clean operational environment.K. Retrieve, stock, clean and return medical equipment.L. Report to remote location(s) for dutyM. Complete daily vehicle operation inspection and report discrepancies to BMF ProgramManager and AA maintenance.N. Maintains positive communication (written and spoken), effectively while interfacingwith fellow employees, patients, referring hospitals, and the community at large.

Berlin, Massachusetts

Dover, Delaware, United States

Long Pond, Pennsylvania, United States

Loudon, New Hampshire, United States

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Stow, Massachusetts, United States

Specific Duties Include:Provide support and assistance for fire training programs being offered at the DFS Springfield campus, as well as off-site at various communities across the Commonwealth.Operate fire equipment, set up and operate props for training, assist instructors in demonstration and practical evolutions, build and ignite fires, as requested.Participate in heavy manual labor involving the loading and unloading of trucks and trailers for delivery of training equipment, as well as, moving and setting up various training props.Perform tasks and jobs similar to those performed when working in a fire department.May work in any of the specialty training programs as needed and is knowledgeable about the support needs of each of the programs.Provide support by cleaning, repairing, or otherwise putting equipment into service for use by various programs.Perform related duties, such as, moving equipment to other locations, using powered and hand equipment, maintaining the cleanliness of the training vehicles, maintaining the general appearance of the support branch area and fire station, and other related duties.Assist in snow removal and other storm related mitigation activities to ensure the operational needs of the Fire Academy.May be assigned to drive a fire truck or other vehicle weighing over 26,000 gvw, both at the DFS Stow campus, the DFS Springfield campus, and off-site at training programs.Support staff work outdoors in all types of weather, lift and carry heavy objects, and may work on ladders or scaffolds.May be asked to assist in the repair, rebuilding or fabricating of training props and equipment used during both on and off-site training scenarios. (Skill set permitting).

The purpose of this position is to respond to calls in the 911 Emergency Center; determine appropriate response anddispatch appropriate personnel and equipment; provide information to staff in the field in support of their work and safetythrough searching of multiple databases and paper files; monitor various alarm systems; maintain related computer andpaper reports; and assist in testing multiple systems within the 911 Center and the Wire department. Responds to calls to 911 Center; determines nature and urgency of call;obtains necessary information to determine type, level and priority of response required; dispatches appropriate police, fire,ambulance or other personnel and equipment in accordance with established procedures. Assesses and classifies medicalconditions related to emergency calls through use of card system; advises callers of procedures to follow to respond tomedical condition; assists callers in following specified procedures; and helps callers to remain calm in the midst ofemergency situations. Serves as communications center for police and fire commanders and officers as they respond toassignments, including coordination with neighboring communities as required. Monitors the status of all units to determinetheir availability to respond to calls for service. Information could involve prior arrest records, best routings to locations, history of incidents atspecified address, hazardous materials located in specified locations, treatment if contacted, methods for cleanup, etc.Monitors a variety of alarms coming into the 911 Center and take appropriate action when alarms are sounded. Assists inregular testing of multiple systems within the 911 Center and alarms maintained by the Wire department.Information could involve prior arrest records, best routings to locations, history of incidents atspecified address, hazardous materials located in specified locations, treatment if contacted, methods for cleanup, etc.

Arlington, Massachusetts

Certificate, Emergency Medical Technician

High School Diploma, Machine Tool Technology/Machinist