Raequan Outlaw

While in this role I am tasked with practicing paramedicine and providing adequate advanced prehospital care to the citizen's of Dare County. In this position I work along side several groups of people including local fire departments, law enforcement, nurses, doctors and the US Coast Guard. In this role I too have the responsibility of developing treatment plans for my patient's to treat their medical and traumatic emergencies.

While in this role I conduct preliminary examinations of bodies to identify victims, locate signs of trauma and identify factors indicative of the cause death. I also complete toxicology exams and investigations on bodies to gather additional evidence for analysis.

While working for this company I remain in constant communication with patients to continuously maintain care and comfort during transportation. I am entrusted to communicate with medical professionals in medical terms to relay patient needs and maintain accuracy. I evaluate patient vital signs and status to determine the care needed during interfacility transports of high acuity patients. I communicate with treatment center nurses, physician assistants, and doctors to provide information about the patients situation, to arrange reception of victims; and receive instructions for further treatment. I work approximately 12-24 hours here each week.

At this organization that exceeds 4,000 calls annually I am employed full-time and I have the responsibility of providing adequate, Paramedic level, pre-hospital care to all in need in our response area and surrounding counties. I also am responsible in determining medical and safety requirements at emergency scenes by assessing the medical status of ill or injured persons. I also am required to remained up to date with current standards of care, equipment functions, certifications, along with licenses and registrations. I work approximately 36-60 hours each week in this EMS system.

In this county that averages about 4,500 calls a year I had the responsibility of providing adequate prehospital care to all in need. I was responsible in determining medical and safety requirements at emergency scenes by assessing the medical status of ill or injured persons. I was also required to remained up to date with current standards of care, equipment functions, certifications, along with licenses and registrations. My functions were at this organization are limited to those of an Advanced EMT due to it being the highest service level allowed in the county. I work approximately 24-36 hours here a week.

My job consisted of safely transporting patient that were deemed to be in need of medical assistance when traveling from or to destinations. I worked approxiamtely 24-36 hours a week.

While in this role I helped customers complete purchases, locate items and join reward programs to promote loyalty, satisfaction and sales numbers. I was also tasked with processing POS transactions, including checks, cash and credit purchases or refunds. A vital function I had included counting cash in my register drawer at the beginning and end of shift. I worked approximately 29 hours here a week while I was in high school.

While in this position responsibility was undertaken of training newly hired employees on functions and management of the cash register. We as a team were able to manage hundreds of customers a day. I worked approximately 24 hours here a week