regional director of occupational health resume example with 20+ years of experience
Jessica
Claire
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(555) 432-1000,
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Summary
Enthusiastic Allied health care professional and educator with 25 years of experience in many facets
of health care including Emergency Medicine, clinic-based medicine, Urgent Care, Occupational
Health and Wellness, Medical Assisting, and Dental emergencies. In addition to years of direct clinical experience, I am a skilled trainer, having provided training to new medical staff members, and enhancing the skills of current team members. I am seeking a position in
education, where I will be able to impart my wisdom and experience onto the future generations.
Highlights
Skilled Medic, Administrator, and Allied Health Professional
Classroom management
Clear public speaking skills
Skilled problem solverĀ
Effective listening
Passion for medicine
Effectively build knowledge base through interactive classroom concept
Positive atmosphere promotion
Education
, Expected in 2014 ā āAssociate of Applied Science:Business and Information Technology - GPA:Business and Information Technology American Business and Technology University St Joseph, M O, USA Human Resources, Global Sociology, Relational Database Management, Accounting Information Systems, Business Communications, Website Design and Development, Principals of Information Security.
Institute for Applied Medical TechnologyNew York, NYExpected in 1986 ā āCertificate:EKG-Performance and Interpretation - GPA:
This was a nine-week class that encompassed detailed anatomy and physiology of the heart, as well as the proper methods of conducting routine and emergent electrocardiograms. Ā
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In addition to the technical aspects of completing EKGs, we also learned how to interpret EKGs. This was very useful to us, as our class was comprised of EMTs from the area. Ā Being able to interpret these tests in the field undoubtedly saved lives.
Accomplishments
25+ years of advanced clinical experience in a variety of settings, including Hospitals, Urgent Care, Occupational Health, Emergency Departments, employer sites, Primary Care, and Field Medicine.
Routinely invited to speak (unpaid volunteer) at the National Safety Councils annual retreat held in Central Vermont. Ā The topics requested are typically related to safety and health in the business community.
I have spoken at several other health and safety events throughout the years, which is quite an accomplishment as I have overcome a debilitating fear of public speaking.Ā
AFFILIATIONS United Taekwondo Federation, National Safety Council, Lake Champlain Chamber of Commerce Speakers Bureau.
Experience
Butler Technical Group - Regional Director of Occupational Health Lubbock, TX, 03/2014 - 10/2015
Delivered training modules to many different employers with different demographic makeup, successfully teaching difficult subject matter to non-traditional students.
Completed training will adhering to budget and time constraints.
Worked during their start-up phase to open 10 Urgent Care Centers in approximately 11 months.
During this time, I assisted with the recruitment, hiring, and training of more than 130 employees.
Ongoing training is a daily part of the health care industry.
Provided clinical support to multiple offices including phlebotomy, EKG, pulmonary function testing, OSHA audiograms, and other clinical services. Ā These services have been clinic-based as well as at employer sites.
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Towson University - Medical Assistant/Account Executive Baltimore, MD, 02/2012 - 10/2012
Worked as a medical assistant for this New York based practice. Assisted the medical staff in primary care, annual physical examinations, occupational health services. Ā This practice provided services to regular patient population, as well as occupational health clients. Specific tasks included pulmonary function testing, phlebotomy procedures, audiometric testing, CLIA-waived laboratory testing. Clinical occupational health services included phlebotomy, DOT and FAA physicals, and onsite medical testing.
Trained all of their staff regarding the processes and procedures surrounding occupational health services.
Marten Transport - Trainer Granite Bay, CA, 05/2011 - Worked with this company, upon request to provide safety and health training to their clients. Ā Topics have included First-Aid/CPR/AED, OSHA 8 Hour Refresher Training, various parts of the OSHA 40 Hour Training, OSHA 511 course and training people on the new OSHA GHS standards. Ā I have also spoken to many of their clients regarding substance use and abuse, creating drug-free workplaces, and reasonable suspicion training, which is required by DOT Regulations
Concentra - Account Executive/Onsite Medical Assistant City, STATE, 05/2011 - 02/2012
Concentra acquired Champlain Valley Urgent Care in June of 2011. Ā I stayed with the organization to assist them with the transition and provide sales support to our occupational health clients. Ā
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In addition to my sales support functions, I also coordinated and completed all of our onsite medical events that encompassed phlebotomy, CLIA waived laboratory testing, vaccines, pulmonary function testing, and Hazardous Material/OSHA physicals examinations
Champlain Valley Urgent Care - Office Manager/Human Resources Mgr/Medical Assistant City, STATE, 03/2001 - 05/2011
Served as primary trainer as well as Senior Medical Assistant for a staff of more than 20 allied health professionals. Routine tasks completed included Urgent and Emergent Care services, vital signs, phlebotomy, EKG, audiometric testing, pulmonary function testing, bandaging/splinting, suture removal, ear/eye wash, and many other clinical medical tasks associated with an Urgent Care facility. Since the State of Vermont does not regulate Medical Assistants, I was allowed to perform more advanced tasks within my skill level, under the guidance of the Medical Director.
Clerical work to include verification of benefits, checking patients in and out of the practice, making appropriate referrals, cash management and reconciliation.
Worked hand in hand with the owner of the practice to develop and grow the areas only locally owned and operated Urgent Care/Occupational Health facility.
Routinely provided employers and patients with education, instruction, and medical services to create and maintain healthy work forces.
At our peak of production, we had a staff of more than 35 employees, from several clinical and administrative disciplines.
Immediate Care Health Center - Medical Assistant City, STATE, 01/1990 - 02/2000
Hired as a Medical assistant to work clinically in Vermont's first Urgent Care/Occupational Health practice. Ā Primary duties included direct patient care including routine and emergency triage, Bandaging/splinting, phlebotomy, EKG, vaccines, audiometric testing, pulmonary function testing, drug/alcohol testing, ear/eye wash, and assisting medical providers with direct patient care during minor surgical procedures.
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Our office staff were cross-trained to work in clerical environments as well to include checking patients in/out, verifying benefits, completing the referral process, collection of cash at time of service and end of day procedures.
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Yale New Haven Hospital - Phlebotomy/EKG Technician City, STATE, 04/1989 - 1990
Worked as part of a very small team, providing phlebotomy and EKG services to various areas of the hospital. Ā These services were provided on a routine, emergent, and pre-op basis. Ā Areas served included:
Emergency Department
Same Day Surgery Center
Admitting
Specialty services
All inpatient areas of this 900 + bed, multiple campus hospital system. Ā
Specialty areas including Transplant, Intensive Care Units, Post Surgical Care, Cardiac ICU, Psychiatric, and the Medical School.
Staff were expected to work independently and complete their assigned floors, while responding to emergency requests throughout their 8 hour shift.
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A typical day involved performing 70 EKGs and more than 100 blood drawing procedures.
United States Coast Guard - Health Services Technician/EMT/Medic City, STATE, 02/1986 - 02/1989
Worked on an island community of 6,000 + military and civilian contractors and their families. Ā My duties largely revolved around providing routine and emergent medical care through the Base Emergency Room. Ā Duties included:
Triage
Vitals
Providing life-saving medical care
IV therapy
Phlebotomy
EKG
Defribrillation
Emergency injections
Applications of bandages, splints, and fiberglass casts
Suturing of wounds
EMT field work-stabilizing injured and ill patients in the field, and transporting them to our ED for further evaluation and care.
Transport of seriously ill patients to area hospitals in Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island, and Brooklyn.
As the primary responsible party for the Island Emergency Department, I was also responsible for the dispatch and operation of two ambulances. Ā ā
Vermont Occupational Health Consultants - Owner City, STATE, - 02/2012
Routinely worked with area employers to improve their health and safety through education and training programs including OSHA training CPR and First-Aid Situational Awareness Violence in the workplace Developed training programs based upon employer need and/or request.
Certifications Past and Present
Phlebotomy
EMT-A,Ā EMT-D,Ā EMT-I
USCG Health Services Technician
EKG Technician
Occupational Hearing Conservationist
Certified Industrial Hygiene Manager
CPR/First Aid Instructor-National Safety Council, American Red Cross
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