Amie Wood

• Deliver advanced life support services at events across Washington, D.C. and Maryland, enhancing participant safety. Facilitate comprehensive medical coverage for athletes at Audi Field, contributing to the success of D.C. United, Washington Spirit, and D.C. Defenders. Support ALS care during marathons, concerts, festivals, and various energetic, dynamic events, ensuring effective emergency response.
• Educate patients and families on treatment protocols, health management, and safety practices.
• Maintain patient care, treatment and medication documentation for accurate, up-to-date clinical records.
• Safeguard ambulance equipment through regular inventory checks, cleaning routines, and reporting any damaged items for replacement or repair immediately.
• Collaborate with healthcare teams to ensure efficient patient transport and handoff processes.

• Independent contractor
• Provide BLS-level care for youth sporting events, combat sport tournaments, corporate events, conferences, production sets, and concerts.
• Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
• Work effectively in fast-paced environments.
• Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
• Maintain client relationships

Referral Response

• On-site response to all hospitals within the Infinite Legacy donation service area (NOVA, DC, and MD) for organ donation consult referrals.
• Collaboration with patient health care teams in the ICU setting to provide education on organ donation process and determine current patient status for organ donation potential.
• Electronic health record review for organ donation suitability.

Organ Recovery

• Provide organ recovery process education to hospital OR staff.
• Assist staff with patient surgical preparation.
• Surgical back table set up for optimal organ preservation and sterility.
• Collaboration with surgeons to provide intra-op in-situ cold perfusion for organ preservation
• Recover tissues and organs for research and education in accordance with researcher protocol.
• Kidney cannulation and pulsatile hypothermic perfusion monitoring
• Sterile packaging according to UNOS standards
• Surgical assist to primary surgeon
• Incision closure

Administrative

• Assisted in creating the living donor SOP
• Worked with the ethics committee to evaluate our protocols to ensure donor safety in the OR.
• On strategic planning committee
• Procurement Services preceptor
• Maintain company vehicles, mission essential equipment, and office spaces

• Assigned as a care coordinator at an intensive mental health residential program for adolescents.
• Maintained the flow of programming for residential clients, provided emotional support, and facilitated therapeutic groups in accordance with client treatment plans.
• Used Crisis Prevention Institute techniques to de-escalate conflict, redirect self-injurious behaviors, and ensure client safety.
• Easily build rapport with clients and maintain the client/care coordinator therapeutic relationship throughout the clients' mental health treatment.

• Hospital Corpsmen perform duties as assistants in the prevention and treatment of disease and injury and assist health care professionals in providing medical care to Navy and Marine Corps personnel of the operational forces, shore activities, and other authorized beneficiaries. Function as clinical or specialty technicians, administrative personnel, and health care providers at treatment facilities.
• Informed patients of pap results and recommended follow-up based on findings, age, and medical history. Ancillary responsibility as safety and infection control officer.
• 6 months of experience in dental assisting with operatives and exams, panoramic and bite wing x-rays, documenting findings in patients' chart, and scheduling appointments.
• 3 years at Naval Branch Health Clinic Gulfport, MS in Medical Homeport department. Competent in patient assessment, history taking, narrative documentation, EKGs, assisting with procedures including well-woman exams, medication injections, pediatric vaccinations, IV therapy, incision and drainage, and proper labeling and handling of labs. Extensive knowledge in physical exams, splinting, wound care, and immunizations. Worked independently under Senior Medical Officer guidance, performing assessments and ordering labs, imaging, and medications for differential diagnoses agreed upon by the Senior Medical Officer. Primary trainer for junior personnel in the department.
• 2 years in the reserves at Naval Operational Support Center (NOSC) Baltimore. Attached to Expeditionary Medical Facility DET I, which is responsible for constructing and manning field hospitals in combat zones. Performed venipuncture for required labs and administered immunizations to maintain operational medical readiness for the 32 units attached to NOSC Baltimore. Primary educator on hemorrhage control during Hospital Corpsman Skills Basic annual sign off.
• Maintained TCCC certification throughout the entirety of USN career.

Certification