Joshua Packard
ECU Health
Winterville,NC
1
Certification
3
years of professional experience
Detail-oriented Medical Transport Driver with a background in academic research and community service. Skilled in problem-solving and analytical thinking, dedicated to ensuring safe and efficient patient transport. Committed to enhancing patient experiences in healthcare through effective transport solutions.
Work History
Medical Transportation Driver
2 Months- Ensured timely and safe transportation of patients to medical appointments.
- Assisted patients with boarding and disembarking, ensuring comfort and dignity.
- Conducted pre-trip inspections to maintain vehicle safety and compliance.
- Maintained accurate records of patient transport schedules and mileage logs.
Volunteer
2 Years 4 Months- Dedicated over 400 hours to volunteer service across three distinct roles.
- SurgiCenter PACU: Collaborated with PACU nursing staff to maintain cleanliness of patient areas. Oversaw the transfer of discharged patients to ensure comfort during their departure.
- Patient Transport: Coordinated timely transport of admitted and discharged patients in response to hospital calls, ensuring efficient patient flow.
- Cancer Center Lobby: Assisted receptionists by providing directions to visitors. Supported transport of visitors requiring assistance. Aided in efficient registration of visitors into the hospital system.
Research Assistant
2 Years 7 Months- Assisted in data collection and analysis using statistical software to enhance research accuracy and efficiency.
- Led data collection and analysis using statistical software to enhance research accuracy and efficiency.
- Conducted literature reviews to support ongoing research projects and ensure comprehensive understanding of relevant studies.
- Maintained organized records of research findings, facilitating easy access for team discussions and presentations.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Biology
- Honors College Scholar Scholarship Recipient
- Research Project: The Affect of Applied Tension on Single Fibrin Fiber Digestion (Fibrinolysis). For 2.5 years I worked in a research lab at ECU testing the affect that increased mechanical tension on single fibrin fibers has on their ability to be cleaved by plasmin. However, the volume of necessary data to complete this project has not been fully collected. Once completed, this project will produce a better understanding of the role of mechanical forces in regulating fibrinolysis.
- 4.0 GPA
- summa cum laude graduate
- Extracurricular Activities: Two podium presentations at ECU RCAW, one poster presentation at ECU RCAW, intramural soccer, regularly attended Campus Christian Fellowship meetings, volunteered at ECU health, volunteered with Beast Philanthropy
No Degree - EMT-B
Skills
Team player attitude
Patient support
Critical thinking
Professionalism and courtesy
Safe driving techniques
Reliability
Detail orientation
Problem-solving
Analytical thinking
Research and analysis
Documentation skills
Certification
- Emergency Medical Technician Certification - 7/20/2026
Interests
Weight Lifting
Reading
Volunteering
Camping
Timeline
Medical Transportation Driver
Careline Medical Transport
06.2026 - CurrentRead More
Volunteer
ECU Health
04.2024 - CurrentRead More
Research Assistant
Nathan Hudson
10.2023 - 05.2026Read More
Pitt Community College
No Degree from EMT-B
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East Carolina University
Bachelor of Science from Biology
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