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George Antonio Rouse Jr.

Evans,United States

Summary

Recent PhD in Education graduate with foundational knowledge in curriculum and instruction and hands-on experience gained through academic projects, research activities, methodologies, and dissertation. Demonstrates strong teamwork in collaborative settings, problem-solving, and time-management skills. Prepared to start a career and make meaningful contributions with commitment and drive.

Overview

25
25
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Lead Paramedic

U.S. Army EMS @ Fort Eisenhower
01.2012 - Current
  • Company Overview: This is a federal job
  • As a lead paramedic for U.S. Army EMS at Fort Eisenhower, I oversee shift operations and the works of EMTs (GS6) and paramedics (GS7) working during my shift. I help ensure that patient care aligns with the established protocols, standards, and best-practices outlined by the United States Departments of the Army and Air Force and EMS Chief. My goal each shift is to ensure that all staff under my guidance meet the overall mission of U.S. Army EMS and Fort Eisenhower. For example, I plan shift work to be accomplished by myself and subordinates, manage issues that arise, and identify training needs based on direct observations and the like. I remain flexible at all times and take advantage of teachable moments in the field for best outcomes (i.e., patient, staff, scene, and so forth). I lead by example while demonstrating my competencies and skills in way that serves as an example for others.
  • As a training officer, I provide continuing education units to all personnel assigned to the ambulance section and department. I hold a Georgia EMS and EVOC Instructor Certifications, which are used to the fullest to ensure compliance relating to our education program. Training courses are tailored according to personnel’s mission essential duties and licensure levels. Additionally, training opportunities reflect changes in regulations, standards, innovations, technological advances, and recommendations of the EMS Medical Director and Chief. Courses offered are crafted with considerations of resources, diverse learning styles, section/department needs, and the like. I assist EMTs (GS6), paramedics (GS7), and other lead paramedics (GS8) with meeting the training needs of their license. Furthermore, I assist personnel through the Georgia and National Registry renewal process, which holding an active license at their level of practice is one of many conditions of employment. I conduct ongoing research for professional growth and to provide staff with robust training opportunities that reflect current issues that impact U.S. Army EMS and the medical arenas. Whenever it is option, I coordinate with other departments for joint training opportunities, such as mass casualty events, with the intentions of training to readiness. Also, as an EVOC instructor, I provide staff emergency vehicle operator’s courses (initial, annual, or remedial) that combines classroom instruction and practical applications regarding the safe operations and upkeeps of our emergency vehicles. EVOC topics include defensive and offensive driving techniques that align with Georgia laws and rules outlined by U.S. Army EMS.
  • As a Georgia and National Registry Paramedic, I naturally inherited all of basic and advanced life care duties within the prehospital emergency care arena. A key duty as a licensed paramedic include providing an array of basic and advanced emergency care to patients experiencing medical and trauma types of emergencies. Some of those duties as a paramedic include but are not limited to:
  • Conducts comprehensive patient assessments using an array of advanced knowledge and skills
  • Assists with moving, lifting, carrying, and transferring patients to ambulances and medical treatment facilities
  • Performs safety and shift checks on assigned emergency vehicles to ensure the unit is in response mode
  • Executes cardiopulmonary resuscitation, intravenous insertion, endotracheal intubation, drug administration, 12-lead EKGs, C-Spine/Full body immobilization, splint to fractures, wound care treatments, airway management techniques, oxygen therapy, and a plethora of other essential BLS/ALS interventions
  • Monitors patient’s neuro status for changes
  • Obtains vital signs to include capnography (when indicated), temperature, and blood glucose analysis for all age groups
  • Documents all aspects of care rendered to patients on the patient care report
  • Effectively communicates with patients, family members, peers, supervisors, command teams, bystanders, first responders, law enforcement officers, doctors, nurses, and the like
  • Utilizes suction machines, oxygen delivery systems, backboards, fracture kits, obstetrical kits, and portable/base/hear/mobile communication systems
  • Supervisor: Dr. Micheal Allen, MD/ Chief Reyes Hernandez (706.787.0045/6686)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Part Time Paramedic

Augusta Fire Department
03.2018 - 02.2019
  • As a part time Paramedic, I respond to emergency calls to provide efficient and immediate care to the critically ill and injured. My addition duty include transporting the patient to a medical facility as outlined by state law and local Medical Director. I ongoing train and uses technical equipment, including ventilators to assist breathing, cardiac monitor to detect cardiac rhythms that need intervention, and defibrillators to treat heart failure in order to resuscitate and stabilize patients. I carry out certain surgical procedures when necessary, such as intubation, administers intravenous drips, medications that indicated, and oxygen. As a Paramedic, I also performs patient assessment, advanced life support, administers first aid and/or CPR; in addition to aggressive medical intervention care if deemed necessary. I performs communication with dispatch, keeps dispatch informed and if necessary, and request additional assistance or special rescue. I prepares reports, completes medical/patient reports, and provides/assists training. I standby on fire scenes for medical aide when needed and support during firefighting operations and training. I Inspect assigned apparatus and equipment; cleans and performs routine maintenance on same. I clean and sterilizes the interior of the ambulance and restocks all supplies missing, used or expired. I perform housekeeping, building maintenance, and ground keeping duties at my assigned duty station.
  • Supervisor: James Kelly (706-821-1644)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Paramedic / FireFighter2

McDuffie County Fire & EMS
01.2010 - 03.2018
  • As a part time Firefighter-2 and Paramedic, I performed a variety of firefighting, basic and advance life saving interventions and response to Hazardous materials situations. Some of my duties include: responding to alarms for all classes of fires, to include radioactive and/or hazardous materials, medical emergencies, rescue operations, wild land/brush fires, and aircraft emergencies. Upon arriving on any incident, I perform a thorough and accurate scene size up identifying safety issues and position the apparatus / ambulance in the best location depending on assignment. I took into account applicable factors such as pre-planned instructions, hydrant locations, exposure (s), wind direction, overhead obstructions, terrain, and rescue equipment. As a Paramedic, I respond and provide medical care to persons involved in accidents and other emergencies to include injuries and illness.
  • I conduct complete examinations of patients to determine the nature, extent and seriousness of their conditions while deciding on the appropriate treatment and hospital (when applicable - ie.. trauma, stroke center). I identify maintenance issues on emergency vehicles, apparatus and firefighting/medical equipment by conducting daily check offs. As a NREMT-Paramedic, I provided emergency care to persons that are ill and/or injured. By holding credentials in advanced care, I provided basic and advanced level of care to patients on a case by case situation. Some of my duties included: operating an ambulance in a safe manner with due regards for others; checking trucks/apparatus off and replace any expired or broken equipment; ensure scene safety for self, partner, other providers and the patient; recognized and treat life threatening injuries or illness; provide spinal immobilization to patients with suspected spinal compromise; place patient on cardiac monitor and 12 lead when indicated while treating the patient and recognizing the cardiac rhythm; provide pharmacological interventions when indicated while recognizing the contraindications; provide CPR when indicated to pulseless and apneic patients; provide advanced interventions- synchronized and non synchronized cardioversions-defibrillations and other care related according to ACLS guidelines; provide bls and als care as required per case; account for and administer when indicated controlled medications per physician orders; assess vitals, neurological status, and blood glucose levels; initiate and maintain intravenous infusions; communicate findings and patient status to er nurses and physicians; communicate and treat family members involved in the patient's care; document each call and interventions provided; practice according to current standard operating practices and protocols.
  • I ensure that my care provided to each patient is appropriate, within my scope, abide by current protocols and guidelines, and in a timely manner. Train constantly to ensure my skills up to date. I train ongoing to respond appropriately to emergencies involving fire suppression, medical emergencies, hazardous materials or special rescues, and to provide support for fire prevention efforts. My role varies depending on my assignment (ambulance versus apparatus); however, we serve the citizens of our county and surrounding with an all hazard approach. Respond using an all hazard approach to emergency and non emergency calls, serving the citizens of McDuffie County; in addition, to mutual aid agreements with the surrounding counties. I also operate fire apparatus, hydraulic tools, rescue vehicles and tools / appliances applicable to the emergency situation. I also utilize scene safety and awareness at all times. When handling suspected or known substance of hazardous material, I manage the scene according to standards wearing appropriate PPE and applicable equipment for managing and preventing the spread of that hazardous material.
  • Supervisor: Chief R. Sewel / Kay Lord, AD-Paramedic (706-595-2045)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

National Registered Paramedic

Gold Cross EMS
09.2007 - 01.2014
  • As a NREMT-Paramedic for GoldCross, I provide emergency care to persons that are ill and/or injured. By holding credentials in advanced care, I provided basic and advanced level of care to patients on a case by case situation. Some of my duties included: operate an ambulance in a safe manner with due regards for others; check trucks off and replace any expired or broken equipment; ensure scene safety for self, partner, other providers and the patient; provide spinal immobilization to patients with suspected spinal compromise; place patient on cardiac monitor and 12 lead when indicated while treating the patient and recognizing the cardiac rhythm; provide pharmacological interventions when indicated while recognizing the contraindications; provide cpr when indicated to pulseless and apneic patients; provide advanced interventions- synchronized and non synchronized cardioversions-defibrillations and other care related according to ACLS guidelines; provide bls and als care as required per case; account for and administer when indicated controlled medications per physician orders; assess vitals, neurological status, and blood glucose levels; initiate and maintain intravenous infusions; collect blood samples for labs-er; communicate findings and patient status to er nurses and physicians; communicate and treat family members involved in the patient's care; document each call and interventions provided; practice according to current SOPs and protocols. I ensure that my care provided to each patient is appropriate, within my scope, abide by current protocols and guidelines, and in a timely manner. Train constantly to ensure my skills up to date.
  • Supervisor: Major Jamie Crosby (7067929292)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Lieutenant Paramedic (Supervisor)

Rural Metro Ambulance
10.2008 - 01.2010
  • Hired on initially as an EMT-Intermediate while finishing my paramedic training. While working as an EMT, provided appropriate care within the Georgia EMT scope of practice. Shortly after obtaining my paramedic license, I was promoted to Lieutenant. While leading by example, I ensured that our shift was managed smoothly and patient care met the standards in the areas of medical, trauma, and other related fields. As a Paramedic Lieutenant, I worked directly with the crews in the field by ensuring each patient received appropriate, timely, and adequate care according to their illness/injury on a case by case base. Worked along side with other Lieutenants and staff to ensure we all communicated and delegated duties within scopes of practice. My additional task assigned as Lieutenant was to monitor, download camera recordings from units, and communicate with upper management and other supervisory any issues in the areas of ambulance operations to the appropriate persons. Addressed and corrected any issues that came up that was out of practice or against company policies. As a prehospital care provider, I ensured my care is appropriate according to the needs of the patients on a case by case basis. Trained and kept credentials current. As a supervisor, I enforced rules and regulations according to standards; moreover, performed evaluations and made recommendations regarding personnel actions. Supervised daily work schedules. Attended mandatory training applicable to my level of license while participating in applicable training to crews. Maintained and reported maintenance on equipment and emergency vehicles reporting any defective or malfunctioning equipment.
  • Supervisor: Sandy Cato - Randy Lawrence (478-377-0551)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Forensic Service Technician

East Central Regional Hospital
02.2000 - 06.2007
  • Provided basic nursing and training to persons incompetent to stand trial due to substance abuse, mental illness and/or mental retardation. Physically intervened with patient's attempting to leave the facility without permission. Assessed vital signs and reported findings to the nurse. Assisted patients with ADLs (activities of daily living) and groups assigned to reinforce or introduce appropriate behavior and acceptable etiquette in society. Participated in training relevant to providing safe practices and care to the mental health population. Worked with developmental disabled patients for the first 2.5 years prior to transferring to the Forensic Unit. The population included total care in nursing, activities of daily living, recreational activities and other. Working with the mental illness, developmental disabled, substance abuse clients takes patience and training applicable to the type of patients housed; moreover, we received training in Mandt (defensive and appropriate interventions for behavioral emergencies).
  • Supervisor: Cheryl Blye (7067927210)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Education

PhD - Education: Curriculum & Instruction

Liberty University
Lynchburg, VA
08.2025

Master's degree - Education, Higher Educational Leadership

Liberty University
Lynchburg, VA
10.2022

Bachelor's degree - Government: Public Administration

Liberty University
Lynchburg, VA
10.2021

Technical or occupational certificate - Educator Course

EMS University
Fort Gordon, GA
01.2019

Certifications - NPQ Fire Fighter 1/2 - Hazmat Operations/Awareness

McDuffie County Fire And EMS
Thomson, GA
03.2016

Paramedic Diploma - Paramedic

Augusta Tech College
Augusta, GA
12-2008

Diploma - Accounting Diploma

Augusta Tech College
Augusta, GA
05.2003

Skills

  • Proficient in verbal and written communication
  • Strategic decision-making
  • Strong organizational skills
  • Flexible in dynamic environments
  • Demonstrated leadership skills

Accomplishments

  • Supervised team of 2 or more personnel.
  • Graduating with honors - high distinction
  • Successfully completed and defended my dissertation
  • Improved the EMS training program by offering more realistic and relevant education opportunities
  • Increased compliance by offering all personnel EVOC training and the like
  • Effectively collaborated with diverse teams to achieve goals of set missions.
  • Exceeded performance bullets
  • Mentored peers and the like ongoing
  • Recently completed my PhD in Education

Affiliations

  • United States Army EMS
  • National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians
  • Georgia EMS Agency
  • Georgia Department of Public Health

Certification

  • National Registry and Georgia Paramedic
  • South Carolina Paramedic
  • Emergency Vehicle Operators Course - Instructor
  • PALS - Pediatric Advanced Life Support
  • BLS - Basic Life Support
  • ACLS - Advanced Cardiac Life Support
  • Georgia EMS Instructor

Languages

English

Interests

  • Gym Workouts
  • Low and High-Fidelity Simulation
  • Enjoy hobbies that combine physical activity with outdoor exploration
  • Learning new cooking techniques and expanding my culinary skills
  • Exploring famous landmarks, historical sites, and cultural attractions in a new destination
  • Traveling
  • Qualitative Research
  • Reading
  • Health and Science
  • Relaxing activities
  • Spending time with family and friends

Additional information

  • Able to dictate. Typing speeds ranges around 50-60 wpm with minimum errors. Possess the ability to learn quick and always willing to train for improving practice and update skills. My experiences job experiences varies from accounting, paramedic, education, firefighter, mental health, hospitals, nursing homes, forensic technician, and other health care environments. My eagerness to train and self educate myself stands out. I'm always willing to share knowledge and things learned with others.
  • FEMA/IS/ICS: 100fwa, 100hcb, 100b, 200b, 346, 700a, 701a, 800b, 706.

Awards

Received an Award for Paramedic of the Year in 2014 from Fort Gordon EMS., Received an Award for FireFighter/Paramedic of the Year in 2016 from Mcduffie County Fire & EMS.

Honor Societies

  • Kappa Delta Pi
  • Society for Collegiate Leadership & Achievement (SCLA)
  • Tau Sigma

Research Interests

  • Higher Education and alike
  • Emergency Medical Services
  • Paramedic Curriculum
  • Simulation Technology
  • Qualitative and Quantitative Methods
  • Public Administration
  • Student Loan Crisis
  • Equitable Educational Strategies
  • Curriculum and Instruction
  • Health and Science

Timeline

Part Time Paramedic

Augusta Fire Department
03.2018 - 02.2019

Lead Paramedic

U.S. Army EMS @ Fort Eisenhower
01.2012 - Current

Paramedic / FireFighter2

McDuffie County Fire & EMS
01.2010 - 03.2018

Lieutenant Paramedic (Supervisor)

Rural Metro Ambulance
10.2008 - 01.2010

National Registered Paramedic

Gold Cross EMS
09.2007 - 01.2014

Forensic Service Technician

East Central Regional Hospital
02.2000 - 06.2007

Master's degree - Education, Higher Educational Leadership

Liberty University

Bachelor's degree - Government: Public Administration

Liberty University

Technical or occupational certificate - Educator Course

EMS University

PhD - Education: Curriculum & Instruction

Liberty University

Certifications - NPQ Fire Fighter 1/2 - Hazmat Operations/Awareness

McDuffie County Fire And EMS

Paramedic Diploma - Paramedic

Augusta Tech College

Diploma - Accounting Diploma

Augusta Tech College

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