Matthew L. Sampson
Forest Hill
Summary
Hardworking professional with experience working with many different populations, eager to work in a field where people can be helped and a difference can be made. Ability to work well in high pressure situations and always ready to learn new things.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
Work History
PT Tech
Gold Medal Physical Therapy
Bel Air, MD
05.2024 - Current
- Supervisor: Jordan Tuttle (443-501-6642)
- Bring patients back to designated room for treating therapist
- Ensure Patient Safety as well as correct form for certain exercises
- Set up patients on TENS units as well as ice/heat
- Set up proper equipment
- Clean rooms/Gym
Home Renovation
Jeff Merlette (Private Company)
Bel Air, MD
10.2023 - Current
- Supervisor: Jeff Merlette (443-252-0207)
- Demolition
- Cutting Carpet, hauling out old furniture/materials
- Installing flooring, insulation, walls
- Anything that was needed
Restaurant Team Member
Chick-fil-A
Bel Air, MD
05.2023 - 05.2024
- Displayed positive and enthusiastic attitude with assignments and solid work ethic
- Restocked supplies and checked expiration dates of foodstuffs
- Interacted professionally with customers by phone or in person
Education
EMT-B – Emergency Medical Technician -
MFRI
Edgewood, MD07-2026
High School Diploma - undefined
C Milton Wright
Bel Air, MD05-2026
Skills
- Very Sociable, Good with people
- Patient
- Hard Working
- Eager to learn
- Calm under pressure
- Empathetic
- Attentive
- Multitasking and organization
Timeline
PT Tech
Gold Medal Physical Therapy
05.2024 - Current
Home Renovation
Jeff Merlette (Private Company)
10.2023 - Current
Restaurant Team Member
Chick-fil-A
05.2023 - 05.2024
High School Diploma - undefined
C Milton Wright
EMT-B – Emergency Medical Technician -
MFRI
COMMUNITY SERVICE & VOLUNTEER WORK
Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company
Volunteering with Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company on the EMS side. Assisting EMTs and paramedics to provide emergency medical care to patients by taking basic vitals, collecting information from the caller/family members, grabbing equipment needed before or during a call, prepping medication for the paramedics to administer, and helping in any other way needed. Averaging around 80-100 hours/month.