Enthusiastic, meticulous, multi-talented Clinical Information Specialist with extensive understanding in Emergency Medicine, Urology, and Family Practice. Pursuing a remote, hybrid scribing position to continue my healthcare knowledge throughout obtaining my Medical Degree.
- Clinical Care. Documentation control, submission and abilities. Data entry/management. Urology, Emergency Medicine and Family Practice experience. Security understanding. Customer service/people skills. Multitasking. | Patient history expertise. Good written and oral communication. Knowledge of HIPAA requirements and electronic Medical Record (EMR) software. Technical/computer expertise. Interpreting instructions. -Emergency response services Fire department procedures (fire suppression work/tactics, medical response, human and animal evacuations, ladder operation, crisis communication, condition assessment, fire safety design evaluation, crisis communication, fire prevention and enforcement, hazardous material handling) Public assistance and support. PPE use. Training and development. |
2 years of brick-and-mortar high schooling through Carlisle High School, 2 years of hybrid schooling through PaCyber Charter school (Diploma).
Current Guildford College student, scheduled degree: 2025.
Voluntary Fire Fighter Training:
13-14-hour course. 6.5-hour annually renewed.
16-hour entry-level course is designed to introduce new firefighters to basic information including an overview of the fire service, fire service organization, firefighter safety, personal protective equipment, tools and emergency lighting and backing apparatus.
32-hour entry-level course is designed to introduce new firefighters to fire ground operation including fire behavior, building construction-structural collapse, fire hose, water supply, communications, ropes and knots, self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA).
52-hour entry-level course is designed to introduce new firefighters to fire ground operations including SCBA, fire behavior, building construction, fire extinguishers and forcible entry, ladders, and fire streams/hose line advancement.
48-hour entry-level course is designed to introduce new firefighters to interior fire ground operations including SCBA, search and rescue procedures, firefighter survival, ventilation, utility and loss control, origin and cause and fire control (suppression).
4-hour course is designed for individuals likely to witness or discover a hazardous materials release and who have not been trained to take any action beyond notifying proper authorities. This course satisfies OSHA’s “Hazwoper” (29 CFR 1910.120) training requirements for firefighters, EMS personnel, and police who respond to potential HazMat incidents.
24-hour course is designed to prepare students to respond to hazardous materials incidents and function at the operations level in accordance with NFPA 472. Topics covered include: scene size-up, incident management, markings and labels, containers and packaging, chemical and physical properties of hazardous materials, personal protective clothing, defensive spill control activities, and emergency decontamination.
6-hour course will provide the first responder with the refresher training needed to comply with NFPA 472 competencies for the first responder at the operations level, and 29 CFR 1910.120 OSHA’s Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response, (HAZWOPER), first responder operations-level annual refresher training.
24-hour course builds on the ICS principles presented in both the ICS 100 and 200 Programs and focuses on ICS principles for expanding and complex incidents.
16-hour course students will learn the knowledge and skills to function in the Incident Command System on large scale, major incidents.
16-hour course focuses on the basic concepts of emergency management, and deals with a system by which these concepts can be applied to a wide variety of emergency incidents.
8-hour course, review of fire fundamentals.
8-hour course, review of fire strategy and tactics.
8-hour course, review of "Reading Smoke", firefighter dynamic.
8-hour course, review of safety and hazards with the modern increase of solar panels.
16-hour course, prerequisite for Vehicle Rescue Technician.
16-hour course, prerequisite for Vehicle Rescue Technician.
16-hour course, certified at the Vehicle and Machinery Rescue Technician level will have demonstrated competency in the necessary knowledge and skills, to established scene safety, select appropriate PPE, established fire protection, determine vehicle access and egress points, stabilize and extricate patients and identify vehicle construction features.
Multi-certificate, self-paced hybrid course.
10-day boot-camp course, junior firefighter cadet program to review basic modules and educated on basic respect and leadership.
*Attached is corresponding location where certificate was obtained:
HACC - Harrisburg Area Community College - Public Safety Center.
YCFS - York County Fire School.
FCPSTC - Franklin County Public Safety Training Center.
In-house training - Hired, certified trainer located at private firehouse residence.
Hybrid - Self Paced online.
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