Kyle Butcher

• Administered medications accurately and safely, reducing medication errors and adverse reactions.
• Enhanced patient satisfaction through effective communication, empathy, and timely response to their needs.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams for comprehensive patient care plans, resulting in better health outcomes.
• Administered medications via oral, IV, and intramuscular injections and monitored responses.
• managed patients going through ETOH/drug withdrawal.

• Initiated life-saving IV/IO access and completed blood draw orders.
• Successfully assisted RN's in triaging patients who arrived at the ER via ambulance/walk-in.
• Completed training in ortho-glass application and ultrasound-guided IV placement.

• Monitored patient vital signs to perform thorough condition assessments.
• Provided health education to patients and families regarding plans of care.
• Performed emergency medical procedures such as BLS, ACLS, and other condition stabilizing interventions.
• Managed patients on multiple medications, drips, titrated sedation, and vaso-pressor drips on one to two patients at a time.
• Recognized patient trends/changes in patient hemodynamic status
• Communicated well with providers on changes in patient conditions and recommendations on treatments.

• Successfully treated and managed patients of varying ages in life-threatening situations
• Performed life-saving interventions such as CPR, intubation, IV/IO access, medications, cardioversion/defibrillation
• Delegated tasks to EMT-Bs and first responders
• Managed scenes with multiple patients needing life-saving interventions
• Transported patients to the closest appropriate trauma centers/cath labs/stroke centers for the best possible patient outcomes

Managed critical patients in rural settings, with the closest hospital being 30 minutes to 1 hour away

• Recognized clinical cues and limitations of the scope of practice, and called for air transport when necessary
• Administered life-saving treatments such as IV/IO medications, CPR, intubation, cardioversion, and defibrillation