Brandon Wagner

Provided outstanding patient care in this 36 bed critical care unit with specialties in trauma (level 2 trauma center), cardiac, surgical, and medical ailments

Provided direct primary care to up to 4 patients at a time in this telemetry and post cardiac surgery focused stepdown critical care unit.

Provided direct primary patient care at this 20 bed critical care unit with specialties in cardiac/cardiac surgeries, trauma (Level 2 trauma center), surgical, and medical patient demographics. I was also expected to float to their stepdown critical care units.

I provided direct primary care to the surgical, trauma (level 2 trauma center), and medical patients in these 42 bed critical care units. I was also frequently floated to telemetry and stepdown units in addition to neighboring hospital critical care units.

I provided direct primary care to critical care patients in this cardiac, medical, and trauma specialty ICU. This was a level 2 trauma center with 24 total ICU beds. I would also periodically float to telemetry and stepdown units.

I floated between neurosurgical, trauma surgical (level 2 trauma center), medical, cardiac, and burn intensive care units as well as a tele stepdown. I provided direct patient care and cared for up to five patients in the tele stepdown unit.

I provided direct patient care to the trauma-surgical (level 3 trauma center), medical, and cardiac critical care units. I also periodically floated to telemetry and stepdown units.

I provided direct care to the patients in this trauma-surgical (level 1 trauma center), cardiac, and medical ICU. I also periodically floated to tele and stepdown units.

I provided direct patient care to patients in this 12 bed medical ICU.

• Assessed needs and conditions of assigned patients and gathered critical patient health information.
• Recognized and treated medical conditions with proven techniques, equipment, and knowledge of medical and military protocols.
• Kept combat zone work environments as clean and organized as possible and maintained unit in constant state of readiness.
• Developed and deployed triage skills and delivered optimal emergency care in combat environments.
• Perfected careful handling, lifting and moving of patients from point of incident to stretcher, ambulance or helicopter.
• Acted as team leader and took responsibility for scene and unit management to maximize integrated support of patients.
• Demonstrated knowledge of pharmacological agents and safely administered medications in stressful field settings.
• Attended training classes to maintain certification licensure, keep abreast of new developments in field and maintain existing knowledge.
• Trained new paramedics on proper procedures and protocols to maintain best practices and promote great patient care.
• Took patient health histories and asked questions to determine cause of illness or injury.
• Transported critically ill and injured patients to nearest medical center, using advanced life support equipment as needed.