Medical Training
Resume:
Brian P. Kelly
Oceanside, California 92056
Goals and objectives
To obtain employment in an exciting field where my current skills can be used and have the opportunity to learn new skills.
Employment
11/2010-Present Harrah’s Rincon Casino
Provide BLS level care to ill or injured employees and guests. Assess patients, obtain vital signs, and make treatment and transport decisions based on patient condition. Maintain cleanliness and inventory of the medical room and supplies.
05/2010-Present Mercy Ambulance Services
Responsibilities included checking and maintaining stock of ambulances.
Providing patient care at the paramedic level, which included IV therapy, the
Administration of medication, taking and recording vital signs, keeping
detailed patient records.
03/2009-12/2009 Escondido Fire Department- Firefighter/Paramedic
Performed duties as a paramedic on medical aids, as well as duties as a fireman on fire calls, maintained stock of apparatus and ambulances, as well as station supplies. Gave daily classes in basic firefighting and paramedic techniques.
08/2005 – 03/2007 Americare Medical Services - EMT-DC / Field Training Officer
Responsibilities include checking and stocking ambulances on daily basis. Assure ambulance and statin are clean. Be prepared to deliver Basic Life Support Services (BLS) that include taking vital signs, as well as other medical procedures as required. Responsible for completing all necessary paperwork for transportation of patients to hospitals, emergency rooms, and medical office visits.
08/2001 - 08/2005 Jr. Filance Construction, Inc. - Laborer / Heavy equipment operator
Worked daily as a team member with surveyors who guided my work on grades, compaction and amount of material needed to add or take away from a location. For large concrete pouring I work with a team of 8 to 10 people.
Being aware of safety techniques and rules was part of my daily work. There was considerable risk in the environment with large equipment, open trenches, ladders that needed to be tied off to name just a few hazards.
08/1997 – 08/2001 United State Army - Bradley mechanic / Team Leader / Combat Live Saver
I was a member of a team responsible for maintenance of 12 Bradleys and eight support vehicles. We were accountable for assuring that vehicle services were performed as schedule. As Team Leader I had additional responsibilities for a team of four people and five vehicles. We had tight deadlines we needed to meet. This required us to plan how, when and where work would be carried out. We learned how to perform emergency repairs in combat situations which required significant teamwork. I also coached these men and women on the basics of being a soldier such as now to perform in formation, personal grooming and passing PT tests. Demonstrated proficiency in multiple weapons systems.
Besides my role as a mechanic I also volunteered for training as a Combat Life Saver for the Company. This role required me to perform advance first aid that included treating trauma and starting IV lines in emergency situations.
Education
Palomar College: 08/2008-12/2008
Certificate of completion-Basic Fire Academy
Emsta Inc.: 03/200*-******
Certificate of completion-Paramedic School
Palomar College: 01/2004 – 05/2004
EMT-1 Certificate
American Red Cross: 11/2003 – 12/2003
First Responder Course
Armor Training Center
Ft. Knox, KY 11/2003 – 12/2003
Diploma – Bradley fighting
Vehicle Systems Mechanic
Certifications
Basic firefighter academy graduate
Nationally/State/County licensed paramedic
US DOT Emergency Vehicle Operations Course
US DMV Ambulance Drivers License
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