Experience

Tufts Medicine

• United States
• Hospitals and Health Care
• 400 - 500 Employee

• Paramedic

  • Nov 2022 - Present

  I am currently a full-time Paramedic in the Emergency Department at Tufts Medicine. As a Paramedic in the Emergency Department, I am tasked with: - Obtaining history and performing physical assessment on my patients. - Monitoring and alerting the attending physician and physician assistant of any changes to my patient's conditions. - Assessing patients with 12 leads Electrocardiogram and alerting the attending physician, charge nurse and physician assistants of any abnormalities or… Show more I am currently a full-time Paramedic in the Emergency Department at Tufts Medicine. As a Paramedic in the Emergency Department, I am tasked with: - Obtaining history and performing physical assessment on my patients. - Monitoring and alerting the attending physician and physician assistant of any changes to my patient's conditions. - Assessing patients with 12 leads Electrocardiogram and alerting the attending physician, charge nurse and physician assistants of any abnormalities or acute changes. - Establishing Intravenous access and patient blood drawn, especially for patients with difficult venous access. - Administering medications as directed by the attending physician and physician assistants. - Member of the Code blue, Stroke and trauma activation team, this includes multiple responsibilities such as: IV access, IO access, manual chest compressions, LUCAS device operator, airway assistant to the attending physician, Zoll Cardiac Monitor operator, ALS medications administration, MTP protocol. Show less I am currently a full-time Paramedic in the Emergency Department at Tufts Medicine. As a Paramedic in the Emergency Department, I am tasked with: - Obtaining history and performing physical assessment on my patients. - Monitoring and alerting the attending physician and physician assistant of any changes to my patient's conditions. - Assessing patients with 12 leads Electrocardiogram and alerting the attending physician, charge nurse and physician assistants of any abnormalities or… Show more I am currently a full-time Paramedic in the Emergency Department at Tufts Medicine. As a Paramedic in the Emergency Department, I am tasked with: - Obtaining history and performing physical assessment on my patients. - Monitoring and alerting the attending physician and physician assistant of any changes to my patient's conditions. - Assessing patients with 12 leads Electrocardiogram and alerting the attending physician, charge nurse and physician assistants of any abnormalities or acute changes. - Establishing Intravenous access and patient blood drawn, especially for patients with difficult venous access. - Administering medications as directed by the attending physician and physician assistants. - Member of the Code blue, Stroke and trauma activation team, this includes multiple responsibilities such as: IV access, IO access, manual chest compressions, LUCAS device operator, airway assistant to the attending physician, Zoll Cardiac Monitor operator, ALS medications administration, MTP protocol. Show less



Pro EMS

• United States
• Hospitals and Health Care
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Paramedic

  • Jun 2022 - Nov 2022

  I worked as a Paramedic for PRO EMS, a very busy private EMS department, with an average call volume of 60000 total responds per year over a fleet of 16 ambulances. PRO EMS provide 911 and IFT coverage for multiple large urban and suburban areas in the Greater Boston Area. PRO EMS requires all cases to be reviewed by a Harvard Medical School attending emergency medicine physician and thus requires our patient care to be top notch. PRO EMS utilizes the Paramedic- EMT Basic model where I… Show more I worked as a Paramedic for PRO EMS, a very busy private EMS department, with an average call volume of 60000 total responds per year over a fleet of 16 ambulances. PRO EMS provide 911 and IFT coverage for multiple large urban and suburban areas in the Greater Boston Area. PRO EMS requires all cases to be reviewed by a Harvard Medical School attending emergency medicine physician and thus requires our patient care to be top notch. PRO EMS utilizes the Paramedic- EMT Basic model where I, as a Paramedic, often managed acutely ill patients as the only Advanced Life Support provider. This allowed me to grow exponentially as a medical provider as many important aspects of patient care such as establishing and investigating differential diagnoses, intravenous access, medications administration, cardiac monitor electrotherapy, advanced airway management, providing pain and sedative medication depended solely on my performance as a paramedic. In collaboration with my EMT-B partner, we have successfully managed acute cases such as CHF exacerbation, third degree atrioventricular block, ST- Elevation Myocardial Infarction, hypoxic apneic opoid overdose, head on motor vehicles collision, vehicle rollovers, ... My further responsibilities included: - Timely and accurately determine and proceed with the appropriate advanced life support management plan for patients in medical emergencies. - Have the ability to clearly and adequately communicate with other first responders on the emergency scene in order to produce the best care for our patients. - Have the ability to clearly communicate, in great details, the patient's report with the receiving hospital emergency department staff during transfer of patient care. - To produce accurate, detailed and clear note of all assessment and procedures performed for the patient. - To precept and train EMT and Paramedic students during their clinical rotations. Show less I worked as a Paramedic for PRO EMS, a very busy private EMS department, with an average call volume of 60000 total responds per year over a fleet of 16 ambulances. PRO EMS provide 911 and IFT coverage for multiple large urban and suburban areas in the Greater Boston Area. PRO EMS requires all cases to be reviewed by a Harvard Medical School attending emergency medicine physician and thus requires our patient care to be top notch. PRO EMS utilizes the Paramedic- EMT Basic model where I… Show more I worked as a Paramedic for PRO EMS, a very busy private EMS department, with an average call volume of 60000 total responds per year over a fleet of 16 ambulances. PRO EMS provide 911 and IFT coverage for multiple large urban and suburban areas in the Greater Boston Area. PRO EMS requires all cases to be reviewed by a Harvard Medical School attending emergency medicine physician and thus requires our patient care to be top notch. PRO EMS utilizes the Paramedic- EMT Basic model where I, as a Paramedic, often managed acutely ill patients as the only Advanced Life Support provider. This allowed me to grow exponentially as a medical provider as many important aspects of patient care such as establishing and investigating differential diagnoses, intravenous access, medications administration, cardiac monitor electrotherapy, advanced airway management, providing pain and sedative medication depended solely on my performance as a paramedic. In collaboration with my EMT-B partner, we have successfully managed acute cases such as CHF exacerbation, third degree atrioventricular block, ST- Elevation Myocardial Infarction, hypoxic apneic opoid overdose, head on motor vehicles collision, vehicle rollovers, ... My further responsibilities included: - Timely and accurately determine and proceed with the appropriate advanced life support management plan for patients in medical emergencies. - Have the ability to clearly and adequately communicate with other first responders on the emergency scene in order to produce the best care for our patients. - Have the ability to clearly communicate, in great details, the patient's report with the receiving hospital emergency department staff during transfer of patient care. - To produce accurate, detailed and clear note of all assessment and procedures performed for the patient. - To precept and train EMT and Paramedic students during their clinical rotations. Show less



St. Charles County Ambulance District

• United States
• Hospitals and Health Care
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Paramedic

  • Sep 2021 - May 2022

  I worked as a Paramedic for Saint Charles County Ambulance District, or SCCAD, a prestigious, high volume third service EMS department under medical direction from Washington University St. Louis School of Medicine, with a high call volume averaging more than 55000 responds per year over a fleet of 23 ambulances. My responsibilities include: - Obtaining patient history, vital signs. - Performing patient extrication, investigating differential diagnoses, establishing and… Show more I worked as a Paramedic for Saint Charles County Ambulance District, or SCCAD, a prestigious, high volume third service EMS department under medical direction from Washington University St. Louis School of Medicine, with a high call volume averaging more than 55000 responds per year over a fleet of 23 ambulances. My responsibilities include: - Obtaining patient history, vital signs. - Performing patient extrication, investigating differential diagnoses, establishing and maintaining intravenous/ intraosseous access, medication administration including sedative, paralytics, narcotics, nebulized medications, cardiac electrotherapy. - Managing external traumatic injuries. - Respiratory management: rapid sequence endotracheal intubation, CPAP, BIPAP, managing & adjusting portable ventilator setting for intubated patient. - Precepting & orientating new paramedics, EMT students and paramedic students. Show less I worked as a Paramedic for Saint Charles County Ambulance District, or SCCAD, a prestigious, high volume third service EMS department under medical direction from Washington University St. Louis School of Medicine, with a high call volume averaging more than 55000 responds per year over a fleet of 23 ambulances. My responsibilities include: - Obtaining patient history, vital signs. - Performing patient extrication, investigating differential diagnoses, establishing and… Show more I worked as a Paramedic for Saint Charles County Ambulance District, or SCCAD, a prestigious, high volume third service EMS department under medical direction from Washington University St. Louis School of Medicine, with a high call volume averaging more than 55000 responds per year over a fleet of 23 ambulances. My responsibilities include: - Obtaining patient history, vital signs. - Performing patient extrication, investigating differential diagnoses, establishing and maintaining intravenous/ intraosseous access, medication administration including sedative, paralytics, narcotics, nebulized medications, cardiac electrotherapy. - Managing external traumatic injuries. - Respiratory management: rapid sequence endotracheal intubation, CPAP, BIPAP, managing & adjusting portable ventilator setting for intubated patient. - Precepting & orientating new paramedics, EMT students and paramedic students. Show less



Lindenwood University

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Community Advisor

  • Aug 2017 - May 2022

  As a community advisor, I was responsible for over 50 residents of my residential hall. I worked hard in creating a fun, inclusive and diverse community within my residential floor. I frequently organized events that are educational, such as CPR & AED training, and fun such as "SuperBowl watch party" for my residents. Furthermore, I also provided mentorship and advises regarding academic, social and relationship issues as well as directing my residents to professional help should that be needed.

• Student Painter

  • May 2017 - Jul 2017



MARYLAND HEIGHTS FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT

• United States
• Public Safety
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Paramedic

  • May 2021 - Aug 2021

  I was a Paramedic Intern at Maryland Heights Fire Protection District providing Advanced Life Support care in the Pre-Hospital setting under the supervision of two registered Firefighter/Paramedic. As a Paramedic Intern, I performed: - Intravenous access establishment. - Intravenous & Intramuscular medication administration. - Analysis of patient's presentation, medical history, electrocardiogram, end-tidal capnography, vital signs and coming up with the most optimal management… Show more I was a Paramedic Intern at Maryland Heights Fire Protection District providing Advanced Life Support care in the Pre-Hospital setting under the supervision of two registered Firefighter/Paramedic. As a Paramedic Intern, I performed: - Intravenous access establishment. - Intravenous & Intramuscular medication administration. - Analysis of patient's presentation, medical history, electrocardiogram, end-tidal capnography, vital signs and coming up with the most optimal management plan. - Participation in various fire, rescue and HAZMAT training with the department. Show less I was a Paramedic Intern at Maryland Heights Fire Protection District providing Advanced Life Support care in the Pre-Hospital setting under the supervision of two registered Firefighter/Paramedic. As a Paramedic Intern, I performed: - Intravenous access establishment. - Intravenous & Intramuscular medication administration. - Analysis of patient's presentation, medical history, electrocardiogram, end-tidal capnography, vital signs and coming up with the most optimal management… Show more I was a Paramedic Intern at Maryland Heights Fire Protection District providing Advanced Life Support care in the Pre-Hospital setting under the supervision of two registered Firefighter/Paramedic. As a Paramedic Intern, I performed: - Intravenous access establishment. - Intravenous & Intramuscular medication administration. - Analysis of patient's presentation, medical history, electrocardiogram, end-tidal capnography, vital signs and coming up with the most optimal management plan. - Participation in various fire, rescue and HAZMAT training with the department. Show less



SSM Health

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

• Paramedic student clinical rotations

  • Feb 2019 - May 2021

  Paramedic student rotations through: Emergency Department, Intensive Care Unit. Performed physical assessment, IV access establishment, Medication administration. Paramedic student rotations through: Emergency Department, Intensive Care Unit. Performed physical assessment, IV access establishment, Medication administration.



Progress West Hospital

• United States
• Hospitals and Health Care
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Paramedic student clinical rotation

  • Aug 2019 - Nov 2020

  Clinical rotations included rotations through: Emergency Department, Labor & Delivery, Cardiac Cath Lab, Surgery. Helped with establishing intravenous access. Helped with medication administration (IV, IM, IO, IN, Nebulized breathing treatment). Helped with setting up 4 leads and 12 leads ECG. Performed live endotracheal intubation in the operating room with anesthesiologist's supervision. Clinical rotations included rotations through: Emergency Department, Labor & Delivery, Cardiac Cath Lab, Surgery. Helped with establishing intravenous access. Helped with medication administration (IV, IM, IO, IN, Nebulized breathing treatment). Helped with setting up 4 leads and 12 leads ECG. Performed live endotracheal intubation in the operating room with anesthesiologist's supervision.