Experience

The London Ambulance Service NHS Trust

• Hospitals and Health Care
• 200 - 300 Employee

• Paramedic/Emergency Ambulance Crew

  • Jul 2013 - Present

  • Assessing, treating and transporting patients and relatives in accordance with London Ambulance Service policies and procedures, JRCALC guidelines and IHCD Ambulance Service Training • Ensuring personal and vehicle readiness and availability to attend accident and sudden illness, urgent, special or planned patient journeys. • Completing and maintaining a full and accurate clinical record for all patients such as patient observations, treatment given, drug administration and eventual patient destination. • Liaising with other health professionals and communicate information regarding patient condition. • Interacting with, persuading and reassuring extremely distressed, or mentally disturbed persons. • Drive ambulances obeying current road traffic law and IHCD Ambulance Emergency Driving rules. • Attending education and development courses for maintenance of professional qualifications. Show less



The Provincial Headquarters of State Fire Service

• Lublin, Poland

• Specialist (Paramedic)

  • Jun 2012 - Jun 2013

  • Providing in-service training for firefighters in the scope of Qualified First Aid in the province. • Participating in the inspections of operational availability in the State Fire Service rescue units and other entities being part of the National Firefighting and Rescue System in the Lublin Province. • Participating in preparations and taking part in drills and manoeuvres of entities of the National Firefighting and Rescue System. • Participating in drawing up and updating emergency rescue plans for the Lublin province. • Participating in the works of Examination Board conferring powers to perform medical rescue procedures to firemen serving for the State Fire Service in the Lublin province. Show less



The Provincial Ambulance Service

• Lublin, Poland

• Paramedic

  • Aug 2007 - Jun 2013

  • Providing medical care to people on the scene of the emergency, accident, or catastrophe and taking action to prevent an increase in the number of casualties. • Assessing the medical condition of patients, triage and performing optimal medical procedures, administering medications to protect the life and health of the injured and transported persons. • Communicating with the patients, providing them with psychological help, especially in a situation of crisis. • Keeping required accurate medical documentation regarding patient condition and treatment. • Co-operate with other emergency services on the scene – fire brigades, the Police and other services. • Transporting patients under medical supervision. • Handing patients over to physicians of a hospital A&E Department or Admission Department. • Monitoring of the state of medications, equipment, dressings, disposable underwear, the state and functionality of ambulance medical equipment. Show less