Medical Manager

ERIC C. MARTEL

*** *********, ************, ** *****

Tel: 603-***-****

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

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Certified Emergency Medical Technician/Paramedic with 20 years of experience hands-on emergency response and patient care. Respond to emergency and 911 calls; performed emergency medical treatment in highly stressful situations and combat environments; conducted rapid assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of critically injured and/or ill patients of all ages from the scene of an accident, or from referring facilities. Utilize communication equipment to relay information to emergency treatment facilities and other members of the Emergency Response personnel. Administered Advanced Life Support techniques and medications; managed infection control, CPR, First Aid, Oxygen therapy, control bleeding, immobilization, surgical wound care, and trauma care.

Emergency Department Shift Manager excellent communication skills in identifying operational deficiencies to include shortage of manpower for hospital ED supporting over 6,500 patient visits per month. Demonstrate compassion and empathy for patients while ensure highly functional ED; recognized for higher standard of patient care and decreased number of patient complaints. Planned day-to-day operations of high tempo acute care clinics during renovation and transition to a new building without effecting patient care, administrative errors, or accountability of over $1M with of automation and medical equipment and supplies. Scheduled medical staff for 12hour shifts ensuring accurate coverage for entire ED.

Monitor dispatch calls for emergency medical treatment during combat missions, Special Forces training events, and as Shift Manager for hospital ED; determine time of arrival, patient evaluation plan, medical staff and equipment requirements to ensure preparedness for incoming emergency patients.

Upon arrival, evaluate scene for safety issues and safe access to injured persons; redirect traffic/military personnel.

Assess patient injury or illness and render medical care to infants, children, and adults; medical and trauma care.

Interview patient for medical history and prescription medications; identify medical alert badges.

Provide reassurance to patients and by-standers to alleviate chaos and fears to prevent interference with patient care.

Administer care to entrapped patients; apply EMT-Paramedic prescribed techniques and appliances. Triage patients for further injury after extradition.

Possess a well developed knowledge of diagnostic signs; understand legal considerations of emergency care to include implied consent and Good Samaritan laws; thorough knowledge of topographic anatomy, and able to transmit location of information about condition/status of patient.

Safely secure patient for loading into ambulance for transport; communicate with appropriate medical facility to prepare for number of patients and nature of injury and to notify staff of specialized professional services needed.

Inspect interior of ambulance to restock supplies, clean and sanitize equipment; decontaminate interior to prevent exposure to infection or HAZMAT.

Maintain ambulance to ensure call ready; perform preventive maintenance, check for malfunctioning equipment requiring repair or replacement. Ensure vehicles meet all operational and safety standards.

SECRET Security Clearance

EDUCATION & TRAINING

Advanced Tactical Practitioner (ATP) 2010

Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support, Refresher Course 2008

Substance Abuse Program – Unit Prevention Leader Certification 2005

Advanced Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support Course 2001

Special Operations Combat Medical Skill Sustainment Course 2008

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Basic NCO Technical Training (Preparatory/Airway/Pt Assessment/Medical/Trauma) 2006

Emergency Medical Technician – Paramedic Course 2005

Civil Affairs Medical Sergeant Course 2005

Special Operations Combat Medic Course (180hrs) 2005

Semi Annual Combat Medic Skills Validation Test “Train the Trainer” Course 2004

Emergency Medical Technician – Basic 2003

Trauma AIMS Course 2002

Emergency Medical Technician Basic Course 2002

Warrior Leaders Course 2002

US DOT EMT – Basic Bridge Training Course, US Army Medical Department Center and School 2001

Embry Riddle University – General Studies (86 credit hours)

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

HHC, US Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School, Ft. Bragg, NC 08/2010 – Present

Assessor Team Medic

Healthcare Supervisor for Special Forces Assessment & Selection and Special Forces Preparatory Course that conducts high risk training events; medically supervise 12 junior supervisors on a daily basis. Provide training and oversight of routine and emergency care procedures as well as emergency evacuation plans and training events for over 5,000 students per cycle.

Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne), Ft. Bragg, NC (Afghanistan) 08/2005 – 08/2010

Civil Affairs Medial Supervisor/Team Medic

Deployed to Afghanistan in support of the Global War on Terrorism (July 2007 to May 2008)

Medical Supervisor for a four man Medical Team providing care and assistance to US military, host nation locals, and civilians preparing and providing emergency medical expertise for special operations forces during unconventional combat missions. Coordinated humanitarian assistance and medical civil action projects during deployment.

Served as casualty care trainer, combat lifesaver trainer, and Advanced Medical Skills Training.

Assisted the Medical Senior Supervisor in construction and building plans for medical supply storage plan for more than $1M worth of Medical Supplies in field (combat environment).

Womack Army Medical Center, Ft. Bragg, NC 07/2002 – 08/2005

Emergency Medical Treatment Supervisor

EMT Supervisor for the ED providing medical care supporting 6,500 patients monthly from Ft. Bragg, Pope AFB, and surrounding communities. Supervised and trained military and civilian LPNs; conducted in-service education sessions on techniques and policy for 60+ personnel with over 90% compliance. Supervised and guided medical staff in determining the nature and extent of illness or injury and establishing priority.

Conducted Common Task Testing, Safety, and Infection Control; Evaluated Semi-Annual Combat Medic Skill Validation Testing (SACMS-VT)

US Army (Active Duty) – COMBAT MEDIC/TRAINER/ED SHIFT MANAGER 1996 – Present

US Army (Active Duty) – MEDICAL SPECIALIST 1991 – 1994

CERTIFICATIONS

BLS – Basic Life Support

ACLS – Advanced Cardiac Life Support

PALS – Pediatric Advanced Life Support

PHTLS – Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support

NREMT-B – National Registry of EMT Basic

SOCOM EMT-P – Special Operations Command EMT-Paramedic

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