Danna Nechiporenko

Performed advanced cardiac life support (ACLS), basic life support (BLS),

and pediatric advanced life support (PALS)

• Delivered compassionate care to patients with a variety of medical emergencies, including cardiac arrests, traumas, strokes, and respiratory distress.
• Developed and maintained rapport with coworkers and local hospital staff to facilitate efficient patient care.
• Attended training classes to maintain certification licensure, keep abreast of new developments in field, and maintain existing knowledge.

• Conducted equipment and vehicle checks to maintain continuous and safe operation.
• Delivered advanced cardiac life support (ACLS), basic life support (BLS), and pediatric advanced life support (PALS) under pressure.
• Supported fellow EMTs through active participation in shift debriefings, discussing challenges faced during calls to foster collective learning experiences.

• Conducted equipment and vehicle checks to maintain continuous and safe operation.
• Educated the public on emergency medical services.
• Administered CPR, oxygen, and other life-saving medical treatments.

• Expedited life-saving interventions by rapidly assessing patients conditions based on vital signs, symptoms, and medical history.
• Controlled wounds and injuries en-route to hospitals, prepping patients for advanced treatments or maintaining conditions pre-arrival.
• Maximized ambulance readiness by conducting thorough equipment checks and ensuring all necessary supplies were available for proper emergency response.

• Evaluated patient vital signs and status to determine care needs using pulse oximeters and electronic vital sign machines.
• Conducted equipment and vehicle checks to maintain continuous and safe operation.
• Assessed medical conditions of patients in pre-hospital settings.

• Assessed patient stability, scene safety and communicated nature of injury or illness to treatment team.
• Upheld strict adherence to protocols, regulations, and procedures for maintaining a safe working environment for both patients and staff members.
• Communicated effectively with family members or bystanders to gather relevant information about the patient''s condition or incident details.