Tyson Byington

I facilitated the transportation of patients from one hospital to another while monitoring vital signs and providing care to the fullest extent of my certifications. I also worked in high stress 911 situations with the paramedic unit as well as the Critical Care Transport units where I assisted the paramedic and nurses in bag valve mask situations, IV starts, and working with Zoll lifepacks to hook up and monitor patients while transporting all while maintaining a professional, level headed composure and appearance, effectively prioritizing tasks to save lives and provide appropriate medical care.

As part of being a cook, my job was first to take the orders of the customer. As i grew in the company, I began taking part of the cooking the burgers and other various items that were on the menu, as well as making the fries. Another role I had was to train many of the new hires on the various roles in the restaurant. I was entrusted with many different roles during the busy and most stressful times where I would have to practice professional composer in dealing with each of my crew members as well as providing satisfactory service to each person who we met.

As part of my role in being a radio technician, we were tasked with installing radios, back up cameras and various alarms, as well as Tremble systems, which was an automated system that formulated the right amount of mixture for a certain job, as well as for a certain crew. We served in areas from Idaho, Utah, and Arizona to make sure the rigs were the safest they could be for the crews operating them. We also had the task of making maintaining that equipment and diagnosing parts when they failed in an efficient matter.