Amy Herriott

- Foster effective communication and teamwork with partners, dispatch centers, public safety agencies, and care providers to ensure seamless operations and patient care.

- Leverage extensive knowledge of ambulance operations and medical equipment, while upholding organizational standards and cleanliness.

- Provide exceptional care and service during both emergency and non-emergency situations, ensuring the stability and safety of patients during transportation to healthcare facilities.

- Check if the patient is conscious and able to respond.

- Speak to them calmly and clearly.

- Check airway, breathing, and circulation (ABCs).

- Address life-threatening conditions immediately (e.g., perform CPR if necessary).

- Look for injuries or symptoms of illness.

- Examine the head-to-toe for bleeding, swelling, or deformities.

- Check for vital signs, like pulse, breathing rate, and temperature.

- Based on your findings, apply necessary first aid (e.g., control bleeding, stabilize fractures, cool down fever, etc.).

- Always follow the specific policies and procedures set by your institution or organization.

- Facilitated communication and collaboration with partners, dispatch centers, public safety agencies, and healthcare providers to enhance operations and patient care.
- Applied extensive knowledge of ambulance procedures and medical equipment to uphold operational standards and safety.
- Delivered exceptional care in emergency and non-emergency situations, prioritizing patient stability during transport.
- Assessed patient responsiveness by communicating calmly to ensure awareness and ability to respond.
Evaluated airway, breathing, and circulation (ABCs), addressing life-threatening issues immediately through interventions like CPR.
Conducted comprehensive head-to-toe assessments to identify injuries or signs of illness.
- Monitored vital signs, including pulse and respiratory rate, and applied appropriate first aid based on findings.
- Adhered strictly to institutional protocols to ensure consistent delivery of high-standard care.

- Continuous monitoring of the patient's vital signs and condition to identify any changes that require intervention.

- Utilize knowledge of ambulance operations and medical equipment to support emergency response while maintaining a clean and organized environment..

- Operated Mobile Intensive Care Unit (MICU), navigating efficiently to specified locations based on directions provided by emergency medical dispatchers, ensuring a timely response to critical incidents.

- Promoted effective teamwork and collaboration with partners, dispatch centers, public safety agencies, and care providers to ensure seamless communication, efficient operations, and high-quality service delivery.