Dynamic E R Tech at New York Presbyterian Columbia Medical Center with expertise in phlebotomy and vital signs monitoring. Proven ability to deliver exceptional patient care and support nursing staff during emergencies. Strong interpersonal skills enhance patient interactions, ensuring comfort and trust in high-pressure situations. Committed to maintaining high standards of medical practice.
Overview
23
23
years of professional experience
Work History
E R Tech
New York Presbyterian Columbia Medical Center
New York, NY
10.2003 - Current
Documented patient information accurately in electronic health records.
Provided emergency life-saving measures as needed for cardiac arrest, respiratory failure and shock victims.
Assessed patient responses to treatments and communicated any changes to the physician or nurse supervisor.
Operated a variety of diagnostic equipment such as EKG's, oxygen saturation monitors, blood pressure cuffs, glucometers and pulse oximeters.
Responded quickly to emergencies by utilizing appropriate assessment techniques, triage protocols and stabilization measures.
Assisted with CPR and airway clearing procedures during emergencies.
Collected blood samples for lab analysis to diagnose disease or screen for health problems.
Responded to cardiac monitor alarms and other codes requiring immediate response.
Safely transferred patients to wheelchair or stretchers for transportation to other departments.
Performed basic, non-invasive medical assistant duties.
Supported nursing staff in day-to-day operations.
Attended training to validate or refresh basic professional skills.
Nurse Assistant
St Agnes Hospital
White Plains, New York
03.2002 - 09.2003
Changed bed linens, cleaned patient rooms and assisted with transfers of patients in wheelchairs or beds as needed.
Provided companionship to patients by talking to them, listening to their concerns, and helping them stay positive.
Performed vital signs checks such as blood pressure and temperature readings for patients.
Ensured that medical equipment was properly maintained and functioning correctly.
Utilized appropriate body mechanics when lifting or transferring patients from one area to another.
Assisted patients with shaving, bathing, and oral hygiene to promote healthy habits and overall wellness.
Recorded patient conditions and vital signs before and after medical operations.
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