WILLIAM MILLER

• Provided emergency medical care to patients in pre-hospital settings.
• Assisted with patient assessments, such as measuring vital signs and assessing conditions.
• Maintained accurate records of patient care treatments and transport information.
• Communicated effectively with hospital staff upon arrival at the destination facility.
• Coordinated with other EMTs on scene to ensure safe and efficient patient transport.
• Operated ambulances safely under emergency conditions while following all traffic laws.
• Monitored patient condition during transit and provided appropriate medical attention as needed.
• Conducted regular ambulance checks to ensure proper functioning of equipment.
• Loaded strhers onto ambulances according to safety protocols and secured them properly before transport.
• Participated in continuing education programs to stay current on best practices in EMS care.
• Adhered strictly to HIPAA regulations when handling confidential patient information.
• Assisted paramedics in more advanced procedures such as intubation or administering medication intravenously.
• Took vital signs and blood pressure to observe patient's condition and prepare appropriate resources and medical procedures.
• Documented patient information, condition and treatment while protecting confidentiality and patient rights.
• Responded to emergency calls to provide immediate medical assistance and transportation to medical facility.
• Transported patients safely to minimize discomfort and prevent further injury.
• Cleaned and sanitized vehicles and medical equipment to comply with safety and health protocols.
• Worked closely with accepting hospitals to relay patients' vitals and fill out patient reports.
• Determined nature and extent of injury or medical condition to establish priorities for emergency care.
• Reported abnormal changes in patient's physical, mental and emotional conditions to nursing staff for re-evaluation.
• Decontaminated ambulance's interior after exposure to contagious disease to prevent transmission.
• Assessed emergency situations and prioritized medical care for patients.
• Remained level-headed and proactive during emergency situations.
• Developed strong rapport with other medical professionals to foster quality and efficient patient care.
• Evaluated patients' medical status and monitored vital signs during transit.
• Monitored patients from scene to hospital transfer while conducting in-transit care.
• Communicated with dispatchers and hospital personnel to arrange logistics for patient transport.
• Documented patient condition and treatment to facilitate plan of care.
• 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.
• Operated and drove ambulances to transfer patients to hospitals or other healthcare facilities.

• Provided emergency medical care to patients in pre-hospital settings.
• Assisted with patient assessments, such as measuring vital signs and assessing conditions.
• Performed CPR, splinting of fractures, wound treatment and other life saving measures.
• Managed airway maintenance, oxygen delivery and suctioning procedures.
• Administered medications per physician instructions or protocol guidelines.
• Maintained accurate records of patient care treatments and transport information.
• Communicated effectively with hospital staff upon arrival at the destination facility.
• Coordinated with other EMTs on scene to ensure safe and efficient patient transport.
• Operated ambulances safely under emergency conditions while following all traffic laws.
• Monitored patient condition during transit and provided appropriate medical attention as needed.
• Responded quickly to 911 calls for medical assistance within designated service area.
• Collaborated with fire department personnel for search and rescue operations.
• Conducted regular ambulance checks to ensure proper functioning of equipment.
• Participated in continuing education programs to stay current on best practices in EMS care.
• Loaded strhers onto ambulances according to safety protocols and secured them properly before transport.
• Educated patients on how to prevent injuries or illnesses through lifestyle changes.
• Attended weekly meetings with supervisors to discuss cases, protocols, policies.
• Adhered strictly to HIPAA regulations when handling confidential patient information.
• Utilized specialized equipment such as defibrillators, monitors, IV pumps., correctly.
• Assisted paramedics in more advanced procedures such as intubation or administering medication intravenously.
• Documented patient information, condition and treatment while protecting confidentiality and patient rights.
• Took vital signs and blood pressure to observe patient's condition and prepare appropriate resources and medical procedures.
• Responded to emergency calls to provide immediate medical assistance and transportation to medical facility.
• Transported patients safely to minimize discomfort and prevent further injury.
• Cleaned and sanitized vehicles and medical equipment to comply with safety and health protocols.
• Worked closely with accepting hospitals to relay patients' vitals and fill out patient reports.
• Determined nature and extent of injury or medical condition to establish priorities for emergency care.
• Reported abnormal changes in patient's physical, mental and emotional conditions to nursing staff for re-evaluation.
• Decontaminated ambulance's interior after exposure to contagious disease to prevent transmission.
• Collaborated with emergency services and public safety personnel to expedite rescue process, increasing chances of survival for patients.
• Administered medications and life-saving treatment under supervision of paramedics.
• Oversaw inventory of medical supplies to maintain availability and eliminate unnecessary expenses.
• Complied with regulations in handling deceased by notifying authorities and arranging protection of property and evidence.
• Assessed emergency situations and prioritized medical care for patients.
• Demonstrated dedication to providing quality care through continued training and education.
• Remained level-headed and proactive during emergency situations.
• 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.
• Evaluated patients' medical status and monitored vital signs during transit.
• Monitored patients from scene to hospital transfer while conducting in-transit care.
• Communicated with dispatchers and hospital personnel to arrange logistics for patient transport.
• Documented patient condition and treatment to facilitate plan of care.
• Assessed patient condition to administer first-aid treatment or advanced level life support.
• Rendered direct patient care by stabilizing patients and determining course of action based on triage.
• 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.
• Evaluated patients at accident scenes to screen, assess and treat significant injuries.
• Operated and drove ambulances to transfer patients to hospitals or other healthcare facilities.
• Performed CPR and used cardiac defibrillator to revive patients in cardiac arrest or arrythmia.
• Reviewed inventory levels prior to shift and restocked ambulance to prepare for service.
• Observed and assessed incident scenes to maintain safety of first responders.
• Transported patients from accident scenes to hospitals in emergency vehicles.
• 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.
• Performed standard testing and administered medication to manage care in field and in transit.
• 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.
• Immobilized patients for transport using backboard or other spinal mobilization.
• Communicated with dispatchers or treatment center personnel to exchange information and arrange patient intake.
• Positioned patients in preparation for treatment and transport.

EMT/ DISPATCH/ FIELD TRAINING OFFICER

• Provided emergency medical care to patients in pre-hospital settings.
• Assisted with patient assessments, such as measuring vital signs and assessing conditions.
• Performed CPR, splinting of fractures, wound treatment and other life saving measures.
• Managed airway maintenance, oxygen delivery and suctioning procedures.
• Administered medications per physician instructions or protocol guidelines.
• Maintained accurate records of patient care treatments and transport information.
• Communicated effectively with hospital staff upon arrival at the destination facility.
• Coordinated with other EMTs on scene to ensure safe and efficient patient transport.
• Operated ambulances safely under emergency conditions while following all traffic laws.
• Monitored patient condition during transit and provided appropriate medical attention as needed.
• Responded quickly to 911 calls for medical assistance within designated service area.
• Collaborated with fire department personnel for search and rescue operations.
• Conducted regular ambulance checks to ensure proper functioning of equipment.
• Loaded strhers onto ambulances according to safety protocols and secured them properly before transport.
• Participated in continuing education programs to stay current on best practices in EMS care.
• Educated patients on how to prevent injuries or illnesses through lifestyle changes.
• Attended weekly meetings with supervisors to discuss cases, protocols, policies.
• Adhered strictly to HIPAA regulations when handling confidential patient information.
• Utilized specialized equipment such as defibrillators, monitors, IV pumps., correctly.
• Assisted paramedics in more advanced procedures such as intubation or administering medication intravenously.
• Took vital signs and blood pressure to observe patient's condition and prepare appropriate resources and medical procedures.
• Documented patient information, condition and treatment while protecting confidentiality and patient rights.
• Responded to emergency calls to provide immediate medical assistance and transportation to medical facility.
• Transported patients safely to minimize discomfort and prevent further injury.
• Cleaned and sanitized vehicles and medical equipment to comply with safety and health protocols.
• Determined nature and extent of injury or medical condition to establish priorities for emergency care.
• Worked closely with accepting hospitals to relay patients' vitals and fill out patient reports.
• Reported abnormal changes in patient's physical, mental and emotional conditions to nursing staff for re-evaluation.
• Decontaminated ambulance's interior after exposure to contagious disease to prevent transmission.
• Replaced linens and blankets and restocked supplies in ambulance to prepare team for next service.
• Collaborated with emergency services and public safety personnel to expedite rescue process, increasing chances of survival for patients.
• Administered medications and life-saving treatment under supervision of paramedics.
• Oversaw inventory of medical supplies to maintain availability and eliminate unnecessary expenses.
• Assessed emergency situations and prioritized medical care for patients.
• Demonstrated dedication to providing quality care through continued training and education.
• Remained level-headed and proactive during emergency situations.
• 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.
• Evaluated patients' medical status and monitored vital signs during transit.
• Monitored patients from scene to hospital transfer while conducting in-transit care.
• Communicated with dispatchers and hospital personnel to arrange logistics for patient transport.
• Documented patient condition and treatment to facilitate plan of care.
• Assessed patient condition to administer first-aid treatment or advanced level life support.
• Rendered direct patient care by stabilizing patients and determining course of action based on triage.
• 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.
• Evaluated patients at accident scenes to screen, assess and treat significant injuries.
• Operated and drove ambulances to transfer patients to hospitals or other healthcare facilities.
• Performed CPR and used cardiac defibrillator to revive patients in cardiac arrest or arrythmia.
• Reviewed inventory levels prior to shift and restocked ambulance to prepare for service.
• Observed and assessed incident scenes to maintain safety of first responders.
• Transported patients from accident scenes to hospitals in emergency vehicles.
• Explained to conscious patients steps involved for medical evaluations and need for possible hospital transport.

• Received and checked incoming shipments to ensure accuracy of the order.
• Inspected packages for damage or defects and recorded information on the shipment paperwork.
• Packaged items securely using appropriate materials such as bubble wrap, foam, paper and tape.
• Generated labels for shipping containers according to company standards.
• Maintained records of all outgoing shipments in tracking systems.
• Verified stock against invoices before loading onto trucks or other transport vessels.
• Processed freight bills, credit memos and other related documents accurately and promptly.
• Assisted customers in resolving discrepancies between their orders and delivered products.
• Monitored transit times to ensure that deliveries were made within specified timeframes.
• Developed relationships with vendors to secure competitive pricing on shipping materials and services.
• Conducted research into new methods of transportation in order to reduce costs associated with shipping goods.
• Organized warehouse space to maximize efficiency when receiving, storing and organizing products for shipment.

• Maintained relationships with existing customers by providing follow-up support after sale completion.
• Managed and retained existing client accounts.

• Provided emergency medical care to patients in pre-hospital settings.
• Assisted with patient assessments, such as measuring vital signs and assessing conditions.
• Performed CPR, splinting of fractures, wound treatment and other life saving measures.
• Managed airway maintenance, oxygen delivery and suctioning procedures.
• Administered medications per physician instructions or protocol guidelines.
• Maintained accurate records of patient care treatments and transport information.
• Communicated effectively with hospital staff upon arrival at the destination facility.
• Coordinated with other EMTs on scene to ensure safe and efficient patient transport.
• Operated ambulances safely under emergency conditions while following all traffic laws.
• Monitored patient condition during transit and provided appropriate medical attention as needed.
• Responded quickly to 911 calls for medical assistance within designated service area.
• Collaborated with fire department personnel for search and rescue operations.
• Conducted regular ambulance checks to ensure proper functioning of equipment.
• Loaded strhers onto ambulances according to safety protocols and secured them properly before transport.
• Participated in continuing education programs to stay current on best practices in EMS care.
• Educated patients on how to prevent injuries or illnesses through lifestyle changes.
• Attended weekly meetings with supervisors to discuss cases, protocols, policies.
• Adhered strictly to HIPAA regulations when handling confidential patient information.
• Utilized specialized equipment such as defibrillators, monitors, IV pumps., correctly.
• Took vital signs and blood pressure to observe patient's condition and prepare appropriate resources and medical procedures.
• Assisted paramedics in more advanced procedures such as intubation or administering medication intravenously.
• Documented patient information, condition and treatment while protecting confidentiality and patient rights.
• Responded to emergency calls to provide immediate medical assistance and transportation to medical facility.
• Transported patients safely to minimize discomfort and prevent further injury.
• Cleaned and sanitized vehicles and medical equipment to comply with safety and health protocols.
• Worked closely with accepting hospitals to relay patients' vitals and fill out patient reports.
• Determined nature and extent of injury or medical condition to establish priorities for emergency care.
• Reported abnormal changes in patient's physical, mental and emotional conditions to nursing staff for re-evaluation.
• Decontaminated ambulance's interior after exposure to contagious disease to prevent transmission.
• Collaborated with emergency services and public safety personnel to expedite rescue process, increasing chances of survival for patients.
• Administered medications and life-saving treatment under supervision of paramedics.
• Oversaw inventory of medical supplies to maintain availability and eliminate unnecessary expenses.
• Complied with regulations in handling deceased by notifying authorities and arranging protection of property and evidence.
• Assessed emergency situations and prioritized medical care for patients.
• Demonstrated dedication to providing quality care through continued training and education.
• Remained level-headed and proactive during emergency situations.
• 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.
• Evaluated patients' medical status and monitored vital signs during transit.