Walt Engelenburg

• Respond to prehospital emergencies, fires, and technical rescues
• Maintain training and proficiencies
• Promoted to Engineer, driving and operating fire apparatus
• Perform EKGs
• Treat patients in medical procedures within my scope of practice
• Perform CPR and resuscitation
• Take vital signs, including glucose monitoring
• Promoted to Inspector, inspecting businesses
• Maintain equipment in good working condition
• Promoted to fire investigator, conducting fire investigations , seeking the cause of origins of fires.
• Write clear and concise fire and medical reports
• Comply to the Code and Conduct of the Tucson Fire Organization

• Take vital signs, including glucose monitoring
• Perform EKGs and monitor EKGs
• Assist in transporting patients to procedures ( CT scans, Xrays, surgery) or rooms, connecting monitors and oxygen tanks.
• Phlebotomy, including collecting specimens for lab
• Document and report patient care activities, remaining in communication to the primary RN and caregiver
• Assist in moving patients in position of comfort, including rotating to lying on sides and flat.
• Discontinues IV lines
• Prepare rooms for admission, including supplies
• Clean and prepare stations, following surgeries
• Perform equipment inventory and check supplies, ensuring equipment is in working order and/or send for repairs

• Answer call lights and/or patient needs and concerns
• Perform unit clerk duties for admissions or transfers, receiving orders, answering phones
• Assist visitors, staff, and patients with respect and compassion to answer questions or concerns to the best of my ability.
• Maintain patient confidentiality and training , adhering to policies of the university
• Cross train PCTs, orient new nurses and doctors to unit or hospital
• Flexible to assist working in areas of PACU, due to staffing shortage

• Assisted nurses with essential tasks, streamlining workflow and increasing efficiency in the healthcare setting. Communication is essential in the continuity of patient care
• Take vital signs, including glucose monitoring
• Perform EKGs and monitor EKGs
• Assist with patient's activities of daily living, such as using bed pans and/feeding
• Perform simple dressing changes or assist RN/Md in dressing changes, using aseptic practices
• Clean, feed, bath patients
• Ambulate patients, taking necessary fall precautions
• Change bed sheets, making bedrolls, and weighing patients on bed scale
• Assist in transporting patients to procedures ( CT scans, Xrays, surgery) or rooms, connecting monitors and oxygen tanks.
• Phlebotomy, including collecting specimens for lab
• Document and report patient care activities, remaining in communication to the primary RN and caregiver
• Assist in moving patients in position of comfort, including rotating to lying on sides and flat.
• Discontinues IV lines
• Prepare rooms for admission, including supplies
• Clean and prepare rooms, for admissions or transfers
• Perform equipment inventory and check supplies, ensuring equipment is in working order and/or send for repairs
• Change vacuum canisters, report output of fluids such as urine catheter bags, JP drains, and/or pleural vacuum containers
• Answer call lights and/or patient needs and concerns
• Perform unit clerk duties for admissions or transfers, receiving orders, answering phones
• Assist visitors, staff, and patients with respect and compassion to answer questions or concerns to the best of my ability.
• Maintain patient confidentiality and training , adhering to policies of the university
• Cross train PCTs, orient new nurses and doctors to unit or hospital
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• Assisted nurses with essential tasks, streamlining workflow and increasing efficiency in the healthcare setting. Communication is essential in the continuity of patient care
• Take vital signs, including glucose monitoring
• Perform EKGs and monitor EKGs
• Assist with patient's activities of daily living, such as using bed pans and/feeding
• Perform simple dressing changes or assist RN/Md in dressing changes, using aseptic practices
• Clean, feed, bath patients
• Ambulate patients, taking necessary fall precautions
• Change bed sheets, making bedrolls, and weighing patients on bed scale
• Assist in transporting patients to procedures ( CT scans, Xrays, surgery) or rooms, connecting monitors and oxygen tanks.
• Phlebotomy, including collecting specimens for lab
• Document and report patient care activities, remaining in communication to the primary RN and caregiver
• Assist in moving patients in position of comfort, including rotating to lying on sides and flat.
• Discontinues IV lines
• Prepare rooms for admission, including supplies
• Clean and prepare rooms, for admissions or transfers
• Perform equipment inventory and check supplies, ensuring equipment is in working order and/or send for repairs
• Change vacuum canisters, report output of fluids such as urine catheter bags, JP drains, and/or pleural vacuum containers
• Answer call lights and/or patient needs and concerns
• Perform unit clerk duties for admissions or transfers, receiving orders, answering phones
• Assist visitors, staff, and patients with respect and compassion to answer questions or concerns to the best of my ability.
• Maintain patient confidentiality and training , adhering to policies of the university
• Cross train PCTs, orient new nurses and doctors to unit or hospital
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- assist in animal surgeries

-administer hormonal injections , IM and or IV

- administer anesthesia

-collect specimens

-clean glassware

-animal post operative care

• Performed venipunctures to inpatients, including ICU, ER, and floors
• Perform capillary blood draws in Neonatal ICU.
• Label specimens
• read lab orders
• Phlebotomy on Trauma team
• Prepare documents for blood typing and cross matching
• transport specimens
• Maintain patient confidentiality and mandatory training.
• Perform clerk duties