Sam Kazlow

Key Skills

• Intrapersonal/interdepartmental Relationships

Working hard to build positive relationships with the firefighters, police officers, and other coworkers has proven to be far more than beneficial. Building friendships with coworkers and other agency personnel. This helps build the best team to provide the best care to the patients that we serve.

• Leadership

Lead medic on primarily EMT/Paramedic 911, MICU while leading new EMT and Paramedic students to help them achieve their goal of becoming the best providers possible. Teaching high school EMT students how to operate in this stressful and complicated job environment. Working in the roll of a Flight Paramedic being looked up to by younger and less experienced providers and acting as a strong roll model.

• Attention to Detail

With an attention to detail, my objective has been to be as familiar as possible with the equipment that we use often, more so, with the equipment we use less often. Reading the owners manuals and keeping well trained with multiple monitors, IV pumps, ventilators, radios, air splints, traction splints, and LUCAS device. Reading and rereading my EPCRs, attempting to explain in great detail with precision the call and the protocols that were used.

• Management

Main field training officer for Rockwall County EMS since September of 2022. Training new hires in driving, SOPs, protocols, firefighter and police intradepartmental relationships, and overall call dynamics. Part of the chart view team since may of 2023. Assigned as primary peer review for charts at Air Evac.

ACLS, BLS, NRP, and PALS Exp 6/25 and 3/27

PHTLS Exp 4/25

NREMT NRP, TDSHS LP, and IBSC FPC #M5100352, #766725, and #0013941