Nicholas Moore
Jenks
Summary
Hard-working Advanced EMT and Field Training Officer with strong experience in both 911 emergency response and interfacility transport. Skilled in rapid assessment, high-acuity patient management, and leading new providers through structured training and evaluation. Known for calm performance under pressure, strong clinical judgment, and a commitment to patient advocacy and team communication.
Overview
1
1
year of professional experience
Work History
AEMT/FTO
Mercy Regional EMS
Owasso
07.2024 - Current
- Provide advanced life support patient care in both emergency 911 and interfacility settings.
- Serves as a FTO, orienting and evaluating new providers, reinforcing clinical skills, documentation standards, and agency protocols.
- Lead scene management during critical incidents including multi-patient MVCs, cardiac arrests, and respiratory emergencies.
- Collaborate with paramedics, hospital staff, and first responders to ensure high-quality, patient-centered care.
Education
Credit Hours - 40+ Hours
Tulsa Community College
Tulsa, OKJenks High School
Jenks, OKEMT-B -
OSU-OKC
Oklahoma City, OKAEMT -
OSU-FST
Stillwater, OKSkills
- Advanced patient assessment
- Airway management (BVM, supraglottic, ventilation strategies)
- Trauma management & MCI triage
- IV/IO access & medication administration
- Teaching, coaching & feedback
- High-stress decision-making
- Exceptional communication & teamwork
- Emergency vehicle operation
Objective
To obtain an Advanced EMT position where I can apply my experience in emergency response, patient assessment, and field training to provide high-quality prehospital care and continue growing as a healthcare professional.
Certifications & Licenses
- Oklahoma AEMT License
- NRAEMT
- ACLS, PALS, BLS
- EVOC
- IS-5A, IS-100, IS-200, IS-700, IS-800
Timeline
AEMT/FTO
Mercy Regional EMS
07.2024 - Current
Credit Hours - 40+ Hours
Tulsa Community College
Jenks High School
EMT-B -
OSU-OKC
AEMT -
OSU-FST