Jacob T. Bockser

JTB

*** *********** *****, ****** *****, CA 94598

( 925-***-**** Email: accxo6@r.postjobfree.com

Licensure/Certification

California Respiratory Care Practitioner, License # 35364, Current-September 2015

Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT), License # 140756, Current-January 2019

Certified Respiratory Therapist (CRT), Current-January 2019

American Heart Association ACLS Provider, Current-February 2016

American Heart Association BLS for Healthcare Providers, Current-February 2016

Education Text

Associate of Science, Respiratory Care, Modesto Junior College, Modesto, CA, 12/13

• 4.0 GPA earned in respiratory program, earning place on MJC President’s List.

• Completed coursework in Patient Assessment, Medical Terminology, Anatomy and Physiology, Pharmacology,

Pathophysiology, and Ventilator Management while in attendance.

• Participated in clinical rotations including experience in general floor therapy, intensive care, and neonatal

intensive care.

• Participated in clinical preceptorship, functioning in the role of RT under the supervision of RT preceptor.

Assignments included emergency, intensive care, and post-operative departments.

Bachelor of Science, Political Science, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR, 6/05

Contra Costa Community College District, Martinez, CA, 1/07-5/12

• 4.0 GPA earned while in attendance.

• Completed coursework including Anatomy, Physiology, Physics, Chemistry, Microbiology, Speech, and

Anthropology.

Employment

ProTransport-1, Cotati, CA, 3/06-9/10

• Held positions as EMT-B, Vehicle Chief, Field Training Officer, Station Supervisor, Field Supervisor, and Field

Compliance Officer.

• Responsible for safe and compassionate BLS transports of both BLS emergency and non-emergency patients.

• Responsible for keeping ambulances stocked and in working order, as well as keeping station clean and stocked.

• Participate in the initial and continued training of employees, as well as policy implementation.

• Responsible for scheduling, supply ordering, facility relations, and QA issues.

• Duties as a field compliance officer included the design and implementation, as well as hiring for, and

participation in a program intended to review medical necessity of patients for BLS transport. This program

helped to ensure patients were transported at the correct level of service. In addition my duties were to assist the

billing department by reviewing patient transport reports to ensure that the company billed at the correct level of

service for these transports.

Professional Organizations

California Society for Respiratory Care, Current-December 6, 2014

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American Association for Respiratory Care, Current-February 28, 2015

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References

• Available Upon Request

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