Experience

Priority 1 Air Rescue

• United States
• Airlines and Aviation
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Instructor

  • Sep 2012 - Present

  As a Flight Paramedic…• Provides basic and advanced life support treatment for both critical and non-critical patients.• Packages both critical and non-critical patients for safe & efficient transport• Extracts patients as a trained Rescue Specialist by helicopter hoist rescue in a safe & effective manner.• Possesses an in-depth knowledge of flight physiology, protocols, stressors of flights, and effects of altitude on patients & aircrew members• Possesses an in-depth knowledge of search and rescue operational gear: rescue harnesses, stokes litter, patient extraction platform bag, quick strop, AVED ambulatory victim extrication device.• Completes patient care reportsAs a Systems Operator…• Responsible for search and rescue, maritime vessel, water, and oil-rig hoist operations.• Possesses knowledge and effectively utilizes night vision, survival tactics and gear• Participates in mission planning and daily operations such as weather checks, hoist/gear checks, & aircraft checks.• Performs maintenance and inspection of ALSE (aviation life saving gear).• Develops and implements monthly training exercises.As a Air Rescue Instructor…• Trains new students in helicopter search and rescue tactics, hoist rescue, and short haul rescue in the following organizations:o NYPDo Sacramento Fire Departmento Tennessee State Policeo Delaware State Policeo U.S. Border Patrolo Mexico Department of Interioro BPA (Bonneville Power Administration)• Meets and exceeds FAA part 133 human external cargo regulations.• Instructs students of: crew resource management, aircraft safety, fundamentals of flight, fall protection, fundamentals of hoist search and rescue, human external cargo flight communications, hoist equipment function and inspection, hoist assembly function and inspection, normal hoist technical operational skills, and hoist emergencies and procedures.• Evaluates students of hoisting operational skills during live flight training.



ENTECH Environmental Technology (

• NREMT-Paramedic / Safety Consultant

  • Jan 2012 - Sep 2012

  Paramedic / Safety Consultant in the oil and gas industry. While on location my role as the Paramedic is to provide medical care and or treatment to all personnel working on location weather acute or asymptomatic. As the Safety Consultant on location my role is to ensure that all personnel on location are working safe and to ensure that the company’s policies are being upheld. Other responsibilities included job safety analysis reviews, putting together safety meetings as well as ensuring all work permits are in place and up to date & provide orientation to all personal new to the work site to ensure that everyone is aware of all safety policies and procedures



Triple Canopy (A Constellis Company)

• United States
• Security and Investigations
• 700 & Above Employee

• Independent Contractor / Paramedic

  • Aug 2011 - Sep 2012

  Providing medical support for TC Providing medical support for TC



Acadian Ambulance

• United States
• Hospitals and Health Care
• 700 & Above Employee

• NREMT-Paramedic

  • Jan 2007 - Nov 2011

  As a Nationally Registered EMT-Paramedic I am responsible for all Advanced Life Saving Techniques and Procedures from medical emergencies to trauma. I am trained in providing extensive patient assessment, patient extrication, pre-hospital treatment and diagnostic services and can administer a range of medication, as well as perform advanced life saving electrical and invasive interventions. Other responsibilities included ensuring the readiness of life saving equipment and rescue apparatus As a Nationally Registered EMT-Paramedic I am responsible for all Advanced Life Saving Techniques and Procedures from medical emergencies to trauma. I am trained in providing extensive patient assessment, patient extrication, pre-hospital treatment and diagnostic services and can administer a range of medication, as well as perform advanced life saving electrical and invasive interventions. Other responsibilities included ensuring the readiness of life saving equipment and rescue apparatus



Cal Dive International

• United States
• Maritime Transportation
• 200 - 300 Employee

• Dive Medic

  • Nov 2003 - Jul 2006

  Worked below surface of water, using scuba gear to inspect, repair, remove, or install equipment and structures. Used a variety of power and hand tools, such as drills, sledgehammers, torches, and welding equipment. Conducted tests and experiments, rig explosives, or photograph structures and marine life.As a dive medic I was directly responsible for all personal on a job providing immediate life saving treatment, including the use of hyperbaric chambers for decompression, treatment for decompression sickness and other emergencies.