Doris (Dee) Leininger

Working as a QA Lead, I am responsible for assuring that the field personnel complete their reports daily. I monitor their performance for completeness, accuracy from the information provided by the CAD system and that they are following protocol when giving patient care.

I am responsible for giving a report daily at our morning meetings of that completion of EPCRs and notification to the Team of any issues that needs attention pertaining to incomplete EPCRs.

I monitor new personnel so if they need further assistance with their EPCRs, I am able to give one on one assistance to better their documentation. I assist crews daily as needed. I do focus analysis of personnel who may need further care with their patient care skills for following protocol. I work closely with billing to assure that all reports are billable, so there is not a long waiting period to bill.

This includes reports that billing has sent back and missing EPCRs.

The systems I work on daily are; Traumasoft, HealthEMS and Excel. At this time, since my accident in 2020, I am a non-functioning Paramedic.

I do have my Paramedic card with re-newel of my CPR card on August 9th 2023.

• I was Full time 24hr Paramedic out of Middlefield Office.
• I responded to emergencies in for community for 12 hours and then did hospital to hospital transports of patients who needed higher level of care.
• I trained new personnel with on the job training and assisted them with adjusting to their new surroundings.
• I worked closely with police and fire to give best care possible.

• Developed community education programming events and other activities designed to increase and improve educational outcomes.
• Planned, formulated and assessed goals, policies, and activities designed to implement educational objectives and performance standards.
• Collated feedback and performance data to create insightful program reports.
• Assessed student performance and utilized feedback to increase educational program success.
• Training and coordination of all new field personnel and monitored precepting program.
• Coordination of all preceptors for field training of new personnel and EMS students (EMT/Paramedic) including Job Shadow coordination.
• Administrator of company on-line web site for personnel training.
• Coordination of classes and instructors for in house training
• Credential record keeping for all personnel for compliance.
• Medications record keeping and ordering for all EMS stock and distribution.
• Report reviews and reporting to State of Ohio EMS
• Reporting monthly stats/ analyzing of personnel clinical field performance
• Committee attendance to further company's knowledge and involvement with public
• Ashtabula County EMS Advisory Council
• Pandemic Flu Committee- Health Department
• Some committees that I was involved in are county wide involving Emergency Medical Education and Training
• Coordinator of Vial of Life
• Public speaking and personnel scheduling/ coordination
• Research/ Purchasing and maintenance of specialty equipment such as ventilators, pumps, CPAP & Lifepack 12 monitors.

During this time period, I was working full time at Community Care and part time / running from home at Jefferson Rescue.

• Trained EMTs in basic life support skills, oxygen therapy, and wound care.
• Responded to 911 calls for medical emergencies.

After 1995 I taught the EMT class at the Ashtabula County Joint Vocational School.

• Maintained levelheadedness and efficiency in high-pressure situations, effectively prioritizing tasks to save lives and provide medical care.
• Maintained accurate patient records and documentation of treatments to enable tracking history and safeguard information.
• Conducted equipment and vehicle checks to maintain continuous and safe operation.
• Evaluated patient vital signs and status to determine care needs using pulse oximeters and electronic vital sign machines.
• Evaluated patient histories to assess and prioritize levels of care.
• Developed and maintained rapport with coworkers and local hospital staff to facilitate efficient patient care.
• Collaborated with medical professionals to communicate patient needs with accuracy and speed using hospital and medical codes.
• Trained new EMTs on proper protocols and procedures.
• Educated public on emergency medical services.

• I started as WC Tech. Then accomplished my EMT and went on to accomplish receiving Paramedic and Critical Care Paramedic. Listed below are some of the responsibilities. Years of 2009-2020 are same. The injury was July 31st 2020.
• Maintained levelheadedness and efficiency in high-pressure situations, effectively prioritizing tasks to save lives and provide medical care.
• Maintained accurate patient records and documentation of treatments to enable tracking history and safeguard information.
• Conducted equipment and vehicle checks to maintain continuous and safe operation.
• Evaluated patient vital signs and status to determine care needs using pulse oximeters and electronic vital sign machines.
• Communicated with patients about pain, comfort, and needs during transportation and preliminary medical care.
• Developed and maintained rapport with coworkers and local hospital staff to facilitate efficient patient care.
• Evaluated patient histories to assess and prioritize levels of care.
• Triaged patients in emergency situations based on life-threatening needs and delegated tasks to better provide treatment to maximum patients at once.
• Collaborated with medical professionals to communicate patient needs with accuracy and speed using hospital and medical codes.
• Administered emergency medication to patients, quickly responding to changes in conditions and medication reactions.
• Trained EMTs in basic life support skills, oxygen therapy, and wound care.
• Administered CPR, oxygen and other life-saving medical treatments.
• Followed all safety protocols and took necessary precautions while providing care.
• Responded to 911 calls for medical emergencies.
• Handled patient transfers from one medical facility to another.
• Delivered emotional support to patients and families.
• Assessed nature and extent of illness or injury to establish and prioritize medical procedures.
• Collaborated with medical doctors and other healthcare professionals.
• Trained new EMTs on proper protocols and procedures.