Adrian Sustaita

HOURS WORKED PER WEEK BETWEEN 36 AND 48 HOURS

SCREENING MIGRANTS AT BORDER PATROL STATION FOR HEALTH ISSUES

UNABLE TO GO MORE INTO DETAIL DUE TO A NONDISCLOURE AGREEMENT

• HOURS WORKED PER WEEK 12 HOURS
• Provided compassionate and patient-focused care to cultivate well-being.
• Cooked meals and assisted patients with eating tasks to support healthy nutrition.
• Supported daily hygiene needs of patients by assisting with bathing, dressing, dental care and personal grooming.
• Assisted clients with activities of daily living, promoting independence and quality of life.
• Cleaned house, , managed laundry, and completed weekly grocery shopping.

• HOURS WORKED PER WEEK BETWEEN 40 TO 48 HOURS
• Ensured ongoing compliance with local, state, and federal regulations governing EMS through adherence to policies, procedures, and guidelines.
• Evaluated patient histories to assess and prioritize levels of care.
• Adapted to challenging and diverse environments, from urban settings to remote areas, ensuring high-quality care regardless of location.
• Conducted regular maintenance checks on emergency vehicles and equipment, ensuring readiness for immediate deployment.
• Collaborated with medical doctors and other healthcare professionals.
• Evaluated patient vital signs and status to determine care needs using pulse oximeters and electronic vital sign machines.
• Transported patients to medical facilities and provided transportation to follow-up appointments.

• HOURS WORKED BETWEEN 40 TO 50 HOURS PER WEEK

• Ensured ongoing compliance with local, state, and federal regulations governing EMS through adherence to policies, procedures, and guidelines.
• Enhanced equipment readiness by rigorously inspecting, maintaining, and restocking ambulance supplies and tools as needed.
• Ensured accurate documentation of patient information, assessment findings, interventions performed, and overall condition by completing detailed reports in compliance with legal requirements and industry standards.
• Continuously improved skills through regular training sessions, workshops, conferences, and staying up-to-date on industry best practices.
• Evaluated patient vital signs and status to determine care needs using pulse oximeters and electronic vital sign machines.
• Assisted with lifting and moving patients.
• Transported patients to medical facilities and provided transportation to follow-up appointments.

• HOURS WORKED PER WEEK BETWEEN 40 TO 48 HOURS
• Assessed medical conditions of patients in pre-hospital settings.
• Transported patients to medical facilities and provided transportation to follow-up appointments.
• Conducted equipment and vehicle checks to maintain continuous and safe operation.
• Reduced on-scene time by implementing efficient triage and treatment strategies, enabling quicker transport to medical facilities.
• Assisted with lifting and moving patients.
• Handled patient transfers from one medical facility to another.
• Trained new EMTs on proper protocols and procedures.
• Enhanced equipment readiness by rigorously inspecting, maintaining, and restocking ambulance supplies and tools as needed.

• HOURS WORKED PER WEEK BETWEEN 40 AND 50 HOURS
• Assisted with lifting and moving patients.
• Improved patient comfort and safety during transport with attentive care and communication, easing patient anxiety.
• Followed all safety protocols and took necessary precautions while providing care.
• Delivered emotional support to patients and families.
• Handled patient transfers from one medical facility to another.
• Observed patient behavior to report changes to medical personnel.
• Trained new EMTs on proper protocols and procedures.
• Reduced response times by effectively coordinating with dispatchers and following established protocols.

Hours worked between 40 and 50 hours

• Enhanced patient care by efficiently assessing and addressing medical emergencies in high-pressure situations.
• Improved patient outcomes by administering appropriate treatments based on thorough assessments of vital signs, physical conditions, and medical histories.
• Evaluated patient vital signs and status to determine care needs using pulse oximeters and electronic vital sign machines.
• Continuously improved skills through regular training sessions, workshops, conferences, and staying up-to-date on industry best practices.
• Maintained levelheadedness and efficiency in high-pressure situations, effectively prioritizing tasks to save lives and provide medical care.
• Ensured accurate documentation of patient information, assessment findings, interventions performed, and overall condition by completing detailed reports in compliance with legal requirements and industry standards.
• Enhanced equipment readiness by rigorously inspecting, maintaining, and restocking ambulance supplies and tools as needed.