Samuel Deutsch

Experience

1. Emergency Medical Technician

   Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital

   Sep 2022 — Present

   Provided direct patient care, which included stabilizing patients and managing life threats using Basic Life Support. Working as a cohesive unit to manage patients’ airway, breathing, circulation, any trauma, and other presenting signs and symptoms. Determined the appropriate next course of action based on the patients’ needs.Demonstrated a commitment to providing high-quality care by continuing my education and training.Completed several supplemental courses learning about ACLS, Advanced Extractions, and other skills to elevate my patient care and to help ALS. As of July 2024, I am closing in on one thousand hours on duty and three hundred recorded patients that I have personally provided emergency medical assistance to, including those assisting paramedics, nurses, and doctors in the field. I have gained experience providing concise yet thorough reports to doctors and nurses in the emergency department when transferring care, an invaluable skill that enables me to use my knowledge of the case to deliver a history adequate enough for the medical staff in the hospital to begin treatment.

Education

• Rutgers University

  Bachelor of Arts - BA, Double Major: Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, Nutritional Sciences