Medical Manager

Gill Hall

Email: *********@********.***

Address: ** **** ******

City: Hoosick Falls

State: NY

Zip: 12090

Country: USA

Phone: 802-***-****

Skill Level: Management

Salary Range: $55,000

Primary Skills/Experience:

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Educational Background:

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Job History / Details:

GILL HALL

Hoosick Falls, NY 12090 802-***-**** *********@********.***

Health, Safety and Emergency Medical Services leader with expertise in

Operations & Management, Disaster Planning, Emergency Medicine and

Hazardous Environments

Broad knowledge of OSHA, DOH, NFPA, FEMA, Building Regulations and Codes.

Skilled Training Instructor with specialized knowledge and experience in

Hazardous Materials, Toxicology, and Emergency Response. Oversaw

development of OSHA required Bloodborne Pathogens and Respiratory

Protection Safety programs. Nationally registered paramedic.

Excellent mediator, arbitrator, and facilitator; respectful and easily

establishes rapport with people.

Actively committed to the pursuit of accident prevention; experienced in

investigation and Root Cause Analysis of exposures and accidents to find

patterns and weaknesses for closure.

Initiates and maintains accurate data tracking, statistical analysis and

reporting.

Resourceful, energetic and results-oriented; known for tenacity tempered

with compassion.

EDUCATION

B.S., Geology, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR

Plus one additional year of post baccalaureate study in Environmental and

Engineering Geology

A.A., Paramedic, Oregon Health Science University, Portland, OR

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

OPERATIONS MANAGER 2009

11/2012

Bennington Rescue, Bennington, VT

Daily management of rescue squad of 60, including staff scheduling, quality

assurance, training, human resources, compliance reporting, emergency

response, disaster planning, evaluation of current operations and

procedures, writing standard operating guidelines. Serviced 7000+ emergency

calls on average yearly.

Managed $2.2M budget and handled all technical hiring and training.

In charge of Off-Road Search and Rescue Team.

Member of LEPC, Community Ad Hoc Committee for Local Disaster Planning.

Member of Vermont Medical Center Disaster Planning Team.

Achievements:

Changed paradigm of company from small non-profit volunteer ambulance

squad to full-time paid busy squad in 5 months. Took on role of human

resources manager, training officer, strategic planning in addition to the

day to day operations.

When the local competing ambulance company ceased operations without

notice, successfully led the operation in merging the two squads, doubling

our services overnight.

Developed and implemented improved policies and procedures, resulting in

improved efficiency, productivity, and morale. Improved performance by

evaluating and implementing change while monitoring performance standards.

Reduced turnout time from a 90% fractal of 12 minutes to 3 minutes in 2

years. Wrote model to determine satisfactory completion of ambulance run

reports. Concluded agency had been missing 15% of required reports,

improved that to 3% in 3 years, with a significant improvement in revenue.

Used data to drive planning for safe and efficient team.

Improved communication between management and staff. Shared squad

information and trained staff in weekly safety training sessions and

publish monthly newsletter.

Implemented critical failure criteria for continuous quality improvement.

Oversaw the development of a real time training program based upon

critical failures.

SENIOR PARAMEDIC / FIREFIGHTER 1985

2009

Lynnwood Fire Department, Lynnwood, WA

Emergency response to medical calls, fires, and rescues. Provided advanced

emergency medical treatment. As one of three Sr. Paramedics, responded to

critical calls. Mentored staff of 60 firefighters and 12 paramedics.

EMS Incident Command and ICS experience; key resource on Quality

Assurance Committee.

Performed inspections of local businesses for HazMat identification and

response planning.

Inspected area construction sites for hazardous materials and hazardous

operations (scaffolding, confined space, etc.) deficiencies.

Tracked response data for paramedic division to ensure national standards

were being met.

Field Training Officer for all new paramedics; Instructor in HazMat

Toxicology.

Regional Emergency Medical Technician instructor and local continuing

education instructor.

PROFESSIONAL VOLUNTEER WORK

Paramedic Training Instructor - Emergency Medicine, Hazardous Materials,

and Cardiac Anatomy, Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland, Oregon,

2004

2007

AFFILIATIONS

National Association of Safety Professionals, 2012

Disaster Medical Assistance Team NH1, US Department of Health and Human

Services, 2012

National Association of Emergency Medical Services Management

Association, 2010

Washington State Emergency Cardiac Technical Advisory Committee,

Washington State Department of Health, Department of Emergency Medical and

Trauma Prevention, 1999

American Board of Applied Toxicology, 1996

1998

LICENSES

Paramedic, National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians, 2012

2014

TRAINING

OSHA 30 Hour Construction, OSHA Training Online, 2012

Active Shooter Workshop, FEMA, Burlington VT, 2012

FEMA Swift Water Rescue, Awareness Level, Colchester Rescue, Vermont

State EMS, 2012

National Association of EMS Instructors, Level I, Hudson Valley Community

College, 2012

Incident Command System, ICS Advanced 100, 200, 300, 700, 800, WA, VT,

2007

2012

Bloodborne Pathogen Center, Lear, Bennington, VT, 2011

Low Angle Rescue Instructor, Rescue Systems Inc., Bennington, VT, 2011

Ambulance Service Manager (ASM), Fitch & Associates, Kansas City, MO, 2011

High Angle, Trench Rescue, and Confined Space Awareness Level, Annually,

2004

2009

Structural Collapse Awareness Level, WA, 2007

Advanced Disaster Life Support, Certified Instructor Trainer, AMA, WA, 2007

Advanced HazMat Life Support, Certified Instructor Trainer for Hazardous

Materials Toxicology, University of Arizona Medical School, 2004

Hazardous Materials Operations Level, WA, 1997

Firefighter I, WA,1984, 1997

Emergency Medical Technician, WA,1984

PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS

Washington Poison Center, Advanced Hazmat Life Support Instructor,

September 2009

Fire Engineering Magazine, Toxicology of Smoke Inhalation, volume 162,

issue 8, August 2009

National Speaker for Cyanokit

cyanide antidote, Cyanide Toxicity of

Closed Space Fires, 2008

Pacific Northwest Regional HazMat Conference, HazMat Toxicology, June 2000

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