Keith Iseley

Paramedic Captain

National EMS

07.2005 - 08.2012

Led emergency response operations, ensuring high-quality patient care and effective team coordination.
Reduced response times by optimizing ambulance routes and strategically allocating resources.
Maintained comprehensive documentation of all incidents, adhering to strict confidentiality guidelines as required by law.
Collaborated with local hospitals to ensure seamless patient transfers and continuity of care.
Continuously updated knowledge on emerging trends in pre-hospital care through participation in conferences, seminars, webinars, journals review.
Evaluated crew performance regularly to maintain high standards of professionalism and expertise.
Served as a liaison between the EMS department and other emergency services providers within the community.
Promoted a culture of safety within the department by enforcing strict compliance with health regulations and industry best practices.
Conducted public education programs on CPR, first aid, and other life-saving techniques.
Implemented advanced life support protocols, ensuring timely access to critical interventions for patients in need.
Coordinated multi-agency responses during mass casualty incidents or natural disasters.
Increased crew morale through effective leadership, open communication, and recognition of accomplishments.
Mentored new paramedics joining the team, providing guidance on professional growth opportunities and career advancement strategies.
Delivered advanced cardiac life support (ACLS), basic life support (BLS), and pediatric advanced life support (PALS) under pressure.
Transferred patients safely and securely to medical facilities for continued care.
Worked en-route to hospital to prepare patients for arrival or surgery and control wounds.
Inspected equipment and resolved deficiencies prior to in-service operations.
Analyzed operational data to identify trends and enhance strategic planning for future emergencies.
Trained and mentored new paramedics, enhancing skill development and adherence to protocols.
Interfacility transports utilizing the United healthcare AHP 300 transport ventilator Including multiple makes and models of intravenous infusion pumps.