David Golcher

I started at Century Ambulance in 2005. I was an EMT. I went on to get my Paramedic & Critical Care Paramedic. I promoted along the way. I was a Station Captain, a Shift Commander, and a Operations Manager. My duties throughout my career were to help and maintain patient safety. Check vitals, perform interventions when needed. As a Station Captain, I had the added duties of watching the station, ordering supplies and guiding my employees to be successful. As a Shift Commander I reported to the Operations Manager, I was responsible for the daily shift and all the employees that are working that day. Finally, as an Operations Manager, I was in charge of the companies Operations, I had approx 280 employees and supervisors reporting to me. Worked with other departments to ensure a smooth running Operation. I left because I was very sick and medically retired.

I started at Citibank as a Customer Service representative, worked my way up to retention sales. As a Retention Sale associate, I was responsible for meeting customer satisfaction. If a customer wanted to close their account, I would try to remedy their concerns. I was very successful at this wining many awards and bonuses. I did this for 6 years/ I left to attend to school to become an EMT