Natasha Spurlock

• Rapid response to a wide range of emergency 911 calls

• Quick recognition of nature of illness or mechanism of injury

• Quickly and efficiently perform primary and secondary patient assessments

• Quick determination if BLS or ALS care is deemed more appropriate

• Quickly and effectively develop treatment plans

• Provide ALS treatment including, but not limited to cardiac monitoring and EKG translation; transcutaneous cardiac pacing and electrical cardioversion; gaining IV, IO, or IM access; medication administration; fluid replacement; endotracheal intubation

• Management of mass casualty incidents

• Patient transport to most appropriate emergency department with continued treatment, adjusting accordingly to trending changes in patient condition

• Patient report and transfer to receiving facility

• Served as a preceptor in training students and newly hired employees

• Rapid response to a wide range of emergency 911 calls

• Quick recognition of nature of illness or mechanism of injury

• Quickly and efficiently perform primary and secondary patient assessments

• Quick determination if BLS or ALS care is deemed more appropriate

• Quickly and effectively develop treatment plans

• Provide ALS treatment including, but not limited to 12 lead cardiac monitoring and EKG translation; transcutaneous cardiac pacing and electrical cardioversion; gaining IV, IO, or IM access; medication administration; fluid replacement; endotracheal intubation

• Management of mass casualty incidents

• Patient transport to most appropriate emergency department with continued treatment, adjusting accordingly to trending changes in patient condition

• Patient report and transfer to receiving facility

• Served as a preceptor in training students and newly hired employees

• Rapid response to a wide range of emergency 911 calls

• Quick recognition of nature of illness or mechanism of injury

• Quickly and efficiently perform primary and secondary patient assessments

• Quick determination if BLS or ALS care is deemed more appropriate

• Quickly and effectively develop treatment plans

• ALS interventions including, but not limited to 12 lead cardiac monitoring and EKG translation; transcutaneous cardiac pacing and electrical cardioversion; gaining IV, IO, or IM access; medication administration; fluid replacement; endotracheal intubation

• Management of mass casualty incidents

• Patient transport to most appropriate emergency department with continued treatment, adjusting accordingly to trending changes in patient condition

• Patient report and transfer to receiving facility

• Served as a preceptor in training students and newly hired employees