Training Health

Resume for Larry Davis, NREMT-Paramedic/DoD Firefighter

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Cocoa, FL 32927

321-***-**** (Home)

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EMT, Paramedic, Firefighter, & Instructor since 1977. Seeking EMS Provider or Supervisor, Occupational Health Provider, or

EMS Instructor position.

Qualifications

• NREMT-Paramedic

• State of Florida and West Virginia Paramedic since 1980

• State of West Virginia EMT since 1977

• Instructor in ACLS, BLS, ITLS, PHTLS, BBP, Paramedic/EMT refreshers

• Instructed approximately 3000 students in CPR/First Aid, AED use, and BBP at Kennedy Space Center

• Developed the AED program at Kennedy Space Center

• Experienced using training & AV equipment to include SIM-MAN & SIM-BABY Manikins, ECG Simulators, & other

training equipment.

• Experienced in Disaster Planning & Training with Disaster Preparedness on Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral

Air Force Station, and Brevard County Florida.

• DoD certified Fire Fighter 2

• DoD certified Hazmat at the Operations level

• DoD certified Airport Firefighter

• DoD certified Fire Instructor 1

• DoD certified Fire Officer 1

Work History

Oct. 2010 – Jan. 2011: Remote Paramedic, International SOS, Franceville, Gabon (Africa)

• Provide on-site prehospital EMS & transport for expats on a manganese mining operation in Gabon (Africa).

• Staff the camp dispensary for emergent & non-emergent health care of expats & locals.

• Provide health related training & education to include CPR, 1st Aid, AED, & BBP.

• Inspect the facilities for health & safety issues.

Oct. 2008 – April 2010: Health Training Administrator/Paramedic, Kennedy Space Center Occupational Health, Florida

• Provide health related training & education for employees on Kennedy Space Center (KSC) to include, but not

limited to, CPR, First Aid, BBP, AED & other courses deemed necessary by NASA.

• Provide continuing education for health care providers to include, but not limited to, ACLS, BLS, ITLS, PALS,

and paramedic inservices.

• Provide on-site medical support as the Communications Officer with the Triage Forces during Space Shuttle

operations.

Nov. 2003 – Oct. 2008: EMS Battalion Chief, Kennedy Space Center Fire/Rescue, Florida

• Supervise Paramedics & daily EMS operations on KSC & Cape Canaveral Air Force Station (CCAFS).

• Respond as the EMS Officer to emergency 911 EMS calls.

• Review EMS run reports for QA with the Medical Director.

• Order & stock EMS supplies.

• Provide weekly CE courses & annual refreshers for paramedics & EMTs to include ACLS, BCLS, ITLS, & flight

crew helicopter training.

• Provide on-site EMS support as the Transport Officer with the Triage Forces during Space Shuttle operations.

Dec. 1989 – Nov. 2003: Paramedic/Health Training Administrator, Kennedy Space Center Occupational Medicine, Fla.

• Provide prehospital EMS & transport for the sick & injured on Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.

• Staff the CCAFS Dispensary as a paramedic for employee physicals & emergent care.

• Clean & stock ambulance & dispensary

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• Provide health related training & education for employees & health care providers of KSC/CCAFS to include

CPR, 1st Aid, AED, BBP, ACLS, BLS, ITLS, PALS, & weekly paramedic inservices & annual paramedic

refreshers.

• Provide on-site EMS & Medical support during manned & unmanned spaceflight operations.

March 1981 – Dec. 1989: Paramedic/Assistant Shift Supervisor, Kanawha County Ambulance, Charleston, WV

• Provide prehospital EMS & transport for the sick & injured.

• When needed, supervise paramedics & EMS operations.

• Respond as the EMS Supervisor to 911 EMS calls.

November 1979 – March 1981: Paramedic/Firefighter/Rescue Lieutenant, Marmet Fire Department, Marmet, WV

• Provide prehospital EMS & transport for the sick & injured.

• Provide non-emergent ambulance transfers.

• Provide fire suppression & rescue services.

Awards

• Presented the NASA Silver Snoopy Award in 1999 by the Astronaut Corps for starting the AED program on KSC &

CCAFS. This honor is given to less than 1% of NASA work force annually & was created in the early 1960s by the

astronauts to recognize those who work behind the scenes to make manned spaceflight possible.

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