EMT/Pit Firefighter06/2013
to Current
Lime Rock Park Emergency Services – 60 White Hollow Rd, Lakeville,
CT 06039
Working at Lime Rock Park is something that most will not get to experience in life, however, the experience is one that is unforgettable. This job comes with many tasks. Once arriving, I am required to clock in, receive my assignment for the day that can range from pit firefighter, to being on the track ambulance, to watching car overnight to ensure they remain safe and untouched. I began my paid EMS experience at Lime Rock Park, and I have continued to assist the track in the years since. I am best known for my adaptability, diligence when responding to emergencies on and off the race track, and ability to remain calm whatever the situation.
Advanced EMT03/2014
to Current
Vintech Management Services – 16 Bird St,
Torrington CT 06079
While still currently employed per Diem, my job responsibilities vary. Monthly, I place availability online through a specific scheduler. My supervisors place me in shifts throughout multiple ambulance companies that require additional assistance in filling empty shifts where volunteers are unavailable. My job is to arrive fifteen minutes before every shift, clock in, and do the daily recommended chores which includes a thorough check of the ambulance. Once completed, I am to remain attentive and wait for emergency requests to come in. Once dispatched to an emergency, I respond to the address safely, and diligently, and preform detailed patient assessments and remain constantly alert for and changes that could impede safety within the scene itself. This requires many hours of training and frequent reading to keep the skills up to date and efficient. My co-workers and supervisors would describe me as confident, dependable, and ready to conquer any difficult task thrown my way.
Emergency Telecommunicator11/2015
to 10/2016
Winchester Police Department – 338 Main St, Winsted CT,
06098
My job at the Police Department was an Emergency Telecommunication, otherwise known as dispatcher. My job was to answer 911 calls for police, fire, and EMS and send the appropriate resources to the emergencies, as well as answering administrative calls and diverting them to wherever needed. I enjoyed the job I had, due to time constraints with finishing school, I was unable to stay at the police department, however I have been asked to return. My co-workers and supervisors would describe me as calm and collected, keeping a helpful demeanor while assisting in emergencies of all sorts.
Advanced EMT/Paramedic03/2016
to Current
Campion Ambulance Services – 15 West Dover St,
Waterbury CT
Campion Ambulance is a commercial medical company. I am responsible for working on a two person ambulance crew. I began working as an advanced EMT, but I have recently obtained my paramedic licensure in the State of Connecticut, and have begun precepting to become a cleared, medical control approved paramedic on the ambulance. I respond to emergencies as well as non-emergent and emergent medical transfers. While completing school, I worked a couple of shifts weekly, and since I have been picking up forty or more hours. I believe that I am an asset to this company and i continue to grow with the constant changes, as well as the different environments provided to me.
