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David Poitras

Objective

Employment as a Critical Care Paramedic

Education/Experience

Currently Employed as a Remote Site Flight Medic in Manitoba

Completed Critical Care Paramedic course with Creighton University, Omaha NE

Over 350 missions flown as a solo fixed wing Flight Paramedic

Extensive experience in remote medevac locations and in austere environments

Medevacs with use of Helicopters, hovercrafts, float planes, boats and snowmobile

High call volume of pediatric patients

Trained new incoming flight medics and nurses

Leading and coordinating the medical aspect of aviation

Communications with all adjuncts involved in completing a medevac Advanced Care Paramedic (Holland College)

Currently Registered with PMO – A066-13 (Newfoundland, Canada)

Current BLS, ACLS, ITLS (as of March 2013)

PALS Instructor

Primary Care Paramedic (2006)

Emergency and Medical Transfers to Medical facilities

Emergency Response Planning, Safety Briefings, Emergency Communications

Injury Prevention, Liaison with other Emergency Service Components

Organize Emergency Scene, in Both Training Drills and Actual Events Adventure Tourism Diploma (2 Year Program) College of the North Atlantic

Adventure guiding program, leadership, survival, expedition management, natural sciences, canoeing expeditions, sea kayaking expeditions, backpacking expeditions, expedition logistics

Open Water SCUBA Instr (Scuba Diving Int. /Technical Diving Int.)

Teaching Scuba Diving Courses

Dive Site Safety, Rescue, Briefings, Equipment Checks, Communications, Emergency Response Planning

Dive Site Mapping, Navigation, Familiarization, Exploration, Guiding, Certifying Students Nitrox Instr (Mixed Breathing Gas)

Canadian Red Cross First Aid Instructor

Certified Instructor of All levels of First Aid/First Responder, Emergency Medical Responder, Wilderness First Aid/First Responder and Marine Advanced First Aid Canadian Army Medic/Infantry – 14 Years of Service –

Leadership Training and Experience (Teaching Basic & Soldier Qualification Courses)

Deployed in Tactical Environments (Time Management, Dealing with Stress Conditions, Communicating Efficiently, Resource Management, Timely Decision Making, Completing Objectives/Problem Solving, Leading and Training Personnel under Challenging Conditions and Environments) In both Training and Overseas

Working in a Team Environment Under extremely Stressful and Challenging Conditions Industrial Work Experience

Industrial Paramedic Services – Various Locations in Alberta (Oil & Gas)

Medic North – Ekati Diamond Mine, North West Territories (Diamond Mine)

Sirius Wilderness Medicine – Milne Inlet, Baffin Island, Nuavut (Iron Mine) Languages

Fluent in written and spoken English.

Fluent in written and spoken French.

References are Available upon Request

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