Ernest Harrison

Safety & security of the institution was primary role. Monitoring & escorting of inmates mostly with psychiatric diagnosis while in their cells,day room, main line & yard. De escalation of psychiatric inmates - mostly a large part of my career was in administrative- segregation - these units house me the more violent incarcerated individuals- extensive cell extraction & physical take downs of resistive inmates. Administration of medications per MD orders. Wound dressing changes. Escorting of executive staff in the institution. While in CDC qualified with Glock 22. Honorable retirement from CDCR 3/2/2020

• Increased accuracy of experimental results through meticulous attention to detail during testing procedures.
• Prepared reagents, media and solutions to use for laboratory testing and analysis.
• Performed testing and quality control using approved laboratory procedures and instrumentation.
• Troubleshot and resolved equipment and process issues.

• Administered first-aid treatment to reduce pain and minimize risk of complications.
• Documented patient information, medical interventions and patient outcomes for accurate record-keeping.
• Promoted preventive health measures through educational initiatives, including workshops and community outreach programs.
• Operated electrocardiograms (EKGs), external defibrillators or bag valve mask resuscitators in advanced life support environments.