Nicole Rodgers

• Provided medical services to patients in the absence of a physician.
• Conducted physical examinations and interpreted test results.
• Performed administrative duties such as documenting patient records and maintaining inventory of supplies.
• Responsible for ensuring proper operation of plasma processing equipment and troubleshooting malfunctions.
• Assessed and monitored patient health conditions, including vital signs such as temperature, pulse rate and blood pressure.
• Administered medications and treatments in accordance with physician orders.
• Ensured that all documentation was accurate and up-to-date according to established guidelines.
• Performed physical assessments to identify any changes in the patient's condition or needs.
• Educated patients on their medical condition, treatment plans, and self-care management techniques.
• Maintained a safe environment for both staff and patients through adherence to safety protocols.
• Provided guidance to new employees regarding policies and procedures within the organization.
• Responded quickly and effectively in emergency situations utilizing advanced life saving skills when needed.
• Collected and documented vital signs to track current patient conditions.
• Delivered compassionate care to increase comfort and psychological, social and spiritual well-being.
• Used sterile techniques to prepare patients for procedures.
• Assisted physician with examinations, tests and procedures.
• Monitored donor vitals throughout the donation process, such as temperature, pulse rate, blood pressure.
• Collaborated with nursing staff to determine eligibility for potential donors based on health history review.
• Verified consent forms were signed by donors prior to beginning the donation process.
• Adhered strictly to all HIPAA regulations when dealing with confidential patient information.
• Enforced infection control and sharps disposal procedures to protect patients, co-workers and self.
• Mentored newly hired medical personnel in phlebotomy techniques and protocols.
• Identified best veins for intravenous lines and blood draws, avoiding unnecessary pokes.
• Obtained variety of blood samples through venipuncture or capillary puncture using syringes, butterfly needles and straight needles.
• Assessed donor vital signs during and after procedures to check for fatigue or dizziness.
• Screened prospective donors by conducting interviews, obtaining medical histories and measuring vital signs.
• Checked hemoglobin levels of individuals prior to blood donation.
• Collected specimen samples and transported to laboratory for processing.
• Counseled patients to ease fears, explain procedures and enhance cooperation during blood draws.
• Interacted with patients to gather and record data prior to blood draws.
• Used heel and finger stick methods to obtain blood from capillaries.
• Input medical and insurance information into database for inclusion in patient records.
• Labeled blood vials with critical information like time of collection, date and patient name.
• Offered snacks and beverages to blood and plasma donors to maintain proper sugar levels.

• Treatment of pt based on triage and investigation techniques
• Ability to identify potential serious conditions
• Advanced EMT is approximately the equivalent to a LVN in nursing.
• Assessed patient condition and vital signs, such as pulse rate, respiration rate, blood pressure, temperature, and level of consciousness.
• Provided advanced life support techniques including intubations, defibrillation and cardioversion, administration of intravenous fluids or medications.
• Maintained proficiency in the use of medical equipment for emergency medical care.
• Provided basic first aid treatment to injured persons at accident scenes.
• Responded to requests for assistance from police officers or fire fighters at accident scenes.
• Monitored patient's progress and kept records of treatments administered during transport to hospital.
• Communicated effectively with patients to provide emotional support and reassurance during crisis situations.
• Administered oxygen therapy and other forms of respiratory assistance as required by the situation.
• Attended continuing education courses in order to stay current on new developments in emergency medicine.
• Utilized airway adjuncts such as suctioning devices, oral pharyngeal airways, nasopharyngeal airways, and endotracheal tubes.
• Operated specialized vehicles designed for transporting critically ill or injured patients.
• Identified changes in a patient's condition and communicated these changes to hospital personnel upon arrival.
• Consulted with physicians regarding diagnosis and treatment plans for patients requiring advanced medical care.
• Managed multiple tasks within an assigned area of responsibility while providing quality care for all patients.
• Prepared reports documenting patient information and care provided en route to the hospital.
• Examined patient history prior to deciding appropriate course of action based on assessment findings.
• Coordinated with ambulance dispatchers concerning availability of ambulances when responding to calls.
• Educated family members about pre-hospital interventions that were performed on their loved one.
• Reviewed physician orders before administering medication or performing procedures according to protocol standards.
• Demonstrated dedication to providing quality care through continued training and education.
• Developed strong rapport with other medical professionals to foster quality and efficient patient care.
• Performed cardiac monitoring using electrocardiogram machines.
• Documented calls in reports detailing incident type and course of treatment.
• Operated emergency vehicles with caution to keep patients, public and first responders safe.
• Conducted equipment inspections and vehicle checks in adherence with required maintenance schedules.
• Monitored patients from scene to hospital transfer while conducting in-transit care.
• Evaluated patients at accident scenes to screen, assess and treat significant injuries.
• Evaluated patients' medical status and monitored vital signs during transit.
• Documented patient condition and treatment to facilitate plan of care.
• Reviewed inventory levels prior to shift and restocked ambulance to prepare for service.
• Remained level-headed and proactive during emergency situations.
• Assessed patient condition to administer first-aid treatment or advanced level life support.
• Assessed emergency situations and prioritized medical care for patients.
• Communicated with dispatchers and hospital personnel to arrange logistics for patient transport.
• Performed CPR and used cardiac defibrillator to revive patients in cardiac arrest or arrythmia.
• Rendered direct patient care by stabilizing patients and determining course of action based on triage.
• Performed standard testing and administered medication to manage care in field and in transit.
• Transported patients from accident scenes to hospitals in emergency vehicles.
• Operated and drove ambulances to transfer patients to hospitals or other healthcare facilities.
• Observed and assessed incident scenes to maintain safety of first responders.
• Explained to conscious patients steps involved for medical evaluations and need for possible hospital transport.
• Trained new hires by offering insight into job duties and assessing shift performance.
• Administered first aid treatment or life support in prehospital settings.
• Observed, recorded and reported patients' condition or injury and treatment provided.
• Interviewed patients to obtain medical history and details on current issues.
• Asked patients questions about over-the-counter medications, prescriptions and illicit drug activity to identify side effects or signs of overdose.
• Calmed patients by carefully explaining each step and remaining composed.
• Assessed scene upon arrival for possible hazards or dangerous situations.
• Bandaged wounds and determined necessity for stitches or sutures.
• Performed CPR and used defibrillator on cardiac patients.
• Explained medical terminology in non-complex terms o patients.
• Collaborated with team members and other first responders, ensuring consistent communication to maintain order and efficient care delivery.
• Monitored and replenished ambulance supplies, maintaining well-stocked inventory and properly functioning equipment.
• Collaborated with medical personnel to quickly treat and transport patients.
• Evaluated illnesses or injuries to establish and prioritize medical procedures.
• Positioned patients in preparation for treatment and transport.
• Immobilized patients for transport using backboard or other spinal mobilization.
• Communicated with dispatchers or treatment center personnel to exchange information and arrange patient intake.
• Loaded and transported patients from hospitals to rehab centers or other medical facilities.
• Operated ambulance to and from scenes and emergency facilities, responding to dispatch calls for emergent medical assistance.
• Reported infectious disease cases to appropriate medical authorities.
• Cleaned and sanitized ambulance and supplies between calls.
• Suctioned airways to clear obstructions and help patients breathe.

• Assessed patient condition and vital signs, such as pulse rate, respiration rate, blood pressure, temperature, and level of consciousness.
• Provided advanced life support techniques including intubations, defibrillation and cardioversion, administration of intravenous fluids or medications.
• Maintained proficiency in the use of medical equipment for emergency medical care.
• Monitored patient's progress and kept records of treatments administered during transport to hospital.
• Responded to requests for assistance from police officers or fire fighters at accident scenes.
• Provided basic first aid treatment to injured persons at accident scenes.
• Communicated effectively with patients to provide emotional support and reassurance during crisis situations.
• Administered oxygen therapy and other forms of respiratory assistance as required by the situation.
• Attended continuing education courses in order to stay current on new developments in emergency medicine.
• Operated specialized vehicles designed for transporting critically ill or injured patients.
• Utilized airway adjuncts such as suctioning devices, oral pharyngeal airways, nasopharyngeal airways, and endotracheal tubes.
• Performed cardiac monitoring using electrocardiogram machines.
• Identified changes in a patient's condition and communicated these changes to hospital personnel upon arrival.
• Consulted with physicians regarding diagnosis and treatment plans for patients requiring advanced medical care.
• Managed multiple tasks within an assigned area of responsibility while providing quality care for all patients.
• Participated in Quality Improvement activities related to EMS operations.
• Prepared reports documenting patient information and care provided en route to the hospital.
• Examined patient history prior to deciding appropriate course of action based on assessment findings.
• Coordinated with ambulance dispatchers concerning availability of ambulances when responding to calls.
• Educated family members about pre-hospital interventions that were performed on their loved one.
• Reviewed physician orders before administering medication or performing procedures according to protocol standards.
• Demonstrated dedication to providing quality care through continued training and education.
• Developed strong rapport with other medical professionals to foster quality and efficient patient care.
• Documented calls in reports detailing incident type and course of treatment.
• Operated emergency vehicles with caution to keep patients, public and first responders safe.
• Conducted equipment inspections and vehicle checks in adherence with required maintenance schedules.
• Monitored patients from scene to hospital transfer while conducting in-transit care.
• Evaluated patients at accident scenes to screen, assess and treat significant injuries.
• Evaluated patients' medical status and monitored vital signs during transit.
• Documented patient condition and treatment to facilitate plan of care.
• Assessed patient condition to administer first-aid treatment or advanced level life support.
• Reviewed inventory levels prior to shift and restocked ambulance to prepare for service.
• Remained level-headed and proactive during emergency situations.
• Assessed emergency situations and prioritized medical care for patients.
• Communicated with dispatchers and hospital personnel to arrange logistics for patient transport.
• Rendered direct patient care by stabilizing patients and determining course of action based on triage.
• Performed CPR and used cardiac defibrillator to revive patients in cardiac arrest or arrythmia.
• Performed standard testing and administered medication to manage care in field and in transit.
• Transported patients from accident scenes to hospitals in emergency vehicles.
• Operated and drove ambulances to transfer patients to hospitals or other healthcare facilities.
• Observed and assessed incident scenes to maintain safety of first responders.
• Explained to conscious patients steps involved for medical evaluations and need for possible hospital transport.
• Asked patients questions about over-the-counter medications, prescriptions and illicit drug activity to identify side effects or signs of overdose.
• Trained new hires by offering insight into job duties and assessing shift performance.
• Administered first aid treatment or life support in prehospital settings.
• Observed, recorded and reported patients' condition or injury and treatment provided.
• Interviewed patients to obtain medical history and details on current issues.
• Calmed patients by carefully explaining each step and remaining composed.
• Assessed scene upon arrival for possible hazards or dangerous situations.
• Bandaged wounds and determined necessity for stitches or sutures.
• Performed CPR and used defibrillator on cardiac patients.
• Explained medical terminology in non-complex terms o patients.
• Collaborated with team members and other first responders, ensuring consistent communication to maintain order and efficient care delivery.
• Monitored and replenished ambulance supplies, maintaining well-stocked inventory and properly functioning equipment.
• Collaborated with medical personnel to quickly treat and transport patients.
• Monitored patient's vital signs during administration of IV therapy.
• Maintained accurate records of all IV treatments provided to patients.
• Ensured proper handling and disposal of hazardous materials used in the IV process.
• Inspected medical equipment such as syringes, needles, tubing sets and pumps for accuracy prior to use.
• Reported infectious disease cases to appropriate medical authorities.
• Cleaned and sanitized ambulance and supplies between calls.
• Suctioned airways to clear obstructions and help patients breathe.
• Operated ambulance to and from scenes and emergency facilities, responding to dispatch calls for emergent medical assistance.
• Loaded and transported patients from hospitals to rehab centers or other medical facilities.
• Communicated with dispatchers or treatment center personnel to exchange information and arrange patient intake.
• Immobilized patients for transport using backboard or other spinal mobilization.
• Positioned patients in preparation for treatment and transport.
• Evaluated illnesses or injuries to establish and prioritize medical procedures.
• Assessed and treated patients with medical emergencies such as cardiac arrest, shock, trauma, respiratory distress and intoxication.
• Responded to emergency calls quickly and safely while utilizing appropriate driving techniques.
• Maintained proficiency in advanced life support skills through continuing education classes and workshops.
• Administered oxygen therapy, intravenous fluids or medications as prescribed by physician protocols.
• Participated in drills related to disaster preparedness scenarios that included triage assessments.
• Administered CPR and other life-saving techniques on patients in cardiac arrest.
• Saved lives by administering medications, monitoring cardiac output and performing emergency intubations.
• Attended training sessions, maintained required certifications and kept current in lifesaving techniques and technologies.
• Inserted IVs and administered oral and injectable medications.

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• Assessed patient condition and vital signs, such as pulse rate, respiration rate, blood pressure, temperature, and level of consciousness.
• Provided advanced life support techniques including intubations, defibrillation and cardioversion, administration of intravenous fluids or medications.
• Maintained proficiency in the use of medical equipment for emergency medical care.
• Monitored patient's progress and kept records of treatments administered during transport to hospital.
• Responded to requests for assistance from police officers or fire fighters at accident scenes.
• Provided basic first aid treatment to injured persons at accident scenes.
• Communicated effectively with patients to provide emotional support and reassurance during crisis situations.
• Administered oxygen therapy and other forms of respiratory assistance as required by the situation.
• Attended continuing education courses in order to stay current on new developments in emergency medicine.
• Operated specialized vehicles designed for transporting critically ill or injured patients.
• Utilized airway adjuncts such as suctioning devices, oral pharyngeal airways, nasopharyngeal airways, and endotracheal tubes.
• Identified changes in a patient's condition and communicated these changes to hospital personnel upon arrival.
• Performed cardiac monitoring using electrocardiogram machines.
• Consulted with physicians regarding diagnosis and treatment plans for patients requiring advanced medical care.
• Managed multiple tasks within an assigned area of responsibility while providing quality care for all patients.
• Participated in Quality Improvement activities related to EMS operations.
• Prepared reports documenting patient information and care provided en route to the hospital.
• Educated family members about pre-hospital interventions that were performed on their loved one.
• Reviewed physician orders before administering medication or performing procedures according to protocol standards.
• Demonstrated dedication to providing quality care through continued training and education.
• Developed strong rapport with other medical professionals to foster quality and efficient patient care.
• Coordinated with ambulance dispatchers concerning availability of ambulances when responding to calls.
• Examined patient history prior to deciding appropriate course of action based on assessment findings.
• Documented calls in reports detailing incident type and course of treatment.
• Operated emergency vehicles with caution to keep patients, public and first responders safe.
• Conducted equipment inspections and vehicle checks in adherence with required maintenance schedules.
• Monitored patients from scene to hospital transfer while conducting in-transit care.
• Evaluated patients at accident scenes to screen, assess and treat significant injuries.
• Evaluated patients' medical status and monitored vital signs during transit.
• Documented patient condition and treatment to facilitate plan of care.
• Assessed patient condition to administer first-aid treatment or advanced level life support.
• Remained level-headed and proactive during emergency situations.
• Reviewed inventory levels prior to shift and restocked ambulance to prepare for service.
• Assessed emergency situations and prioritized medical care for patients.
• Communicated with dispatchers and hospital personnel to arrange logistics for patient transport.
• Performed CPR and used cardiac defibrillator to revive patients in cardiac arrest or arrythmia.
• Rendered direct patient care by stabilizing patients and determining course of action based on triage.
• Performed standard testing and administered medication to manage care in field and in transit.
• Transported patients from accident scenes to hospitals in emergency vehicles.
• Operated and drove ambulances to transfer patients to hospitals or other healthcare facilities.
• Observed and assessed incident scenes to maintain safety of first responders.
• Explained to conscious patients steps involved for medical evaluations and need for possible hospital transport.
• Asked patients questions about over-the-counter medications, prescriptions and illicit drug activity to identify side effects or signs of overdose.
• Trained new hires by offering insight into job duties and assessing shift performance.
• Administered first aid treatment or life support in prehospital settings.
• Observed, recorded and reported patients' condition or injury and treatment provided.
• Interviewed patients to obtain medical history and details on current issues.
• Calmed patients by carefully explaining each step and remaining composed.
• Assessed scene upon arrival for possible hazards or dangerous situations.
• Bandaged wounds and determined necessity for stitches or sutures.
• Performed CPR and used defibrillator on cardiac patients.
• Explained medical terminology in non-complex terms o patients.
• Collaborated with team members and other first responders, ensuring consistent communication to maintain order and efficient care delivery.
• Monitored and replenished ambulance supplies, maintaining well-stocked inventory and properly functioning equipment.
• Collaborated with medical personnel to quickly treat and transport patients.
• Evaluated illnesses or injuries to establish and prioritize medical procedures.
• Positioned patients in preparation for treatment and transport.
• Immobilized patients for transport using backboard or other spinal mobilization.
• Communicated with dispatchers or treatment center personnel to exchange information and arrange patient intake.
• Loaded and transported patients from hospitals to rehab centers or other medical facilities.
• Operated ambulance to and from scenes and emergency facilities, responding to dispatch calls for emergent medical assistance.
• Suctioned airways to clear obstructions and help patients breathe.
• Reported infectious disease cases to appropriate medical authorities.
• Cleaned and sanitized ambulance and supplies between calls.