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March 10, 2014

Lindsay McAuleyLindsay

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McAuley

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Nationally Registered and Utah licensed Emergency Medical Technician with over two years of experience

Objective

seeks opportunity to provide quality, compassionate life support and first aid treatment to patients in

emergency situations

Second Nature Uintas, Duchesne, UT Dec. 2011 Mar. 2013

Experience

Field Instructor/Wilderness EMT: Responsible for safety of all students and fellow staff in group (9 to 16

people), lead group on hikes and delegated daily chores, assessed students’ health at least 2 3 times

daily, reported any conditions to medical director and provided interventions (experience includes

management of wounds, appendicitis, allergic reactions, acute mountain sickness, head trauma,

cold injuries, ect.) based on medical training or stabilized and evacuated students

Peoples Health Clinic, Park City, UT Oct. 2012 Present

Vital Signs Volunteer: Check in patients, take and record vital signs and patient’s chief complaints in patient’s

file and to the physician, room patients and prepare rooms for next patient

Peace Corps Namibia, Mariental, Namibia, Africa Feb. 2009 Jul. 2011

Health Extension Volunteer: Developed and implemented health programs, mainly geared towards

youth, including prevention and interventions for HIV/AIDS, first aid, and reproductive health. As

camp medical director, I single handedly attended to a range of medical needs for up to 80 students

and 20 staff for several Peace Corps sponsored week long, overnight youth camps

University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA Aug. 2004 May 2008

Education

B.A., Religion

Wilderness Medicine Institute of NOLS Jan. 2009 Nov. 2013

Pinedale, CA, Wilderness EMT, NREMT (Certified 2009 2011)

Salt Lake City, UT, Wilderness First Responder (Certified 2011 2013)

Lander, WY, Wilderness EMT, NREMT (Certified 2013 present)

Strong interpersonal skills, ability to multi task, superior at all skills within the NREMT scope of practice, ability

Skills

to lead a team, speak in public, maintain a calm demeanor in stressful situations, communicate effectively,

write detailed reports, and has the versatility to work well in a team or independently