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Welcome to our on-line resumes! Here you will find a resume
posted for every instructor Helping Hands has. We want you to know just who will be
coming into your home, office, or club to teach you CPR and First Aid.
| Jay Michael Korza |
| Objective |
| To utilize my
extensive talents and knowledge of emergency and primary care medicine with an
organization that promotes teamwork, continuing education, and the highest quality of
health care possible. |
| Experience |
| U.S.
Department of Justice - Federal Bureau of Prisons August 1997 to June 1998 - Licensed
Vocational nurse / Emergency Medical Technician Primary
Responsibilities: Performing emergency medical evaluations and treatments to
federal prisoners and institutional staff. Preparing daily medications for distribution to
inmates. Managing the monitoring of blood sugar levels for diabetic inmates using finger
stick protocols. Physical and psychological evaluations of new inmates presented to the
institution for incarceration. Supervising duties of working inmates. Patient education
during and after medical interventions. Insuring continued integrity of institution
security through inventory counts, safety inspections of immediate working area, pat
searches of inmates, and area searches of inmate housing units. Administrative duties as
assigned. |
| Greenspring
Wellness Center November 1996 to August 1997 - Practice Manager for Doctor
Cadoux M.D., F.A.C.E.P. Primary Responsibilities:
Ensuring that the highest quality of care is given to every client at all
times. Overseeing duties performed by office and medical staff. Training of staff members
on computer and diagnostic equipment used within the facility. Development and creation of
new documentation forms and procedures for enhanced productivity and efficiency.
Maintaining personal schedule for Dr. Cadoux, making meetings and appointments fit into
his patient care schedule. Placement and care of IV’s for patients receiving
Chelation therapy. |
| United
States Navy August 1992 to August 1996 (Honorable Discharge) - Leading
petty Officer of Emergency Medical Services Primary
Responsibilities: Managing eight to ten EMT’s and the operations of two
ALS equipped ambulances. Preparing monthly morbidity reports and ambulance usage
statistical reports. Preparing semi-annual evaluation reports for personnel assigned to my
division. Conducting training programs for the certification of Navy EMT’s.
Conducting CPR certification classes and assisting with Advanced Trauma Life Support and
other varied certification courses. Orientation of new nurses and Hospital Corpsman to the
Emergency Department consisting of training for IV placement and care, trauma evaluation
and treatment, and departmental policies and procedures. Performance of direct patient
care in the ER including but not limited to the following: trauma assessment and
treatment, IV placement and care, phlebotomy, EKG’s, general and cosmetic suturing,
medication administration, general wound care, splinting and casting, medical history
taking, planning and implementation of nursing care for emergent and non-emergent
patients, triage, and patient education.
Secondary Responsibilities: Supply Petty
Officer for Emergency Room and Emergency Medical Services Departments with a total annual
budget of $940,000.00. Maintaining equipment and supplies contained within the
departments. Researching and purchasing new equipment for department and training the 240
staff members on equipment operations. Assisting in management of 74 ER Hospital Corpsman,
overseeing training and performance of duties in the Emergency Room. |
| Education |
| Pima Community
College - General Studies - Emergency Medical Technician
Certificate March 1992 |
| Navy Hospital
Corpsman School - Hospital Corpsman Certificate, February 1993
- Educational Petty Officer in charge of special study groups and tutoring during
training |
| Certifications |
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Licensed Nurse • Arizona Certified EMT • National
Certified EMT • Basic Life Support (BLS) Instructor •
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Certified • Pediatric Advanced
Life Support (PALS) Certified • Basic EKG Interpretation
Certification • Automatic Defibrillator Certified •
Non-Invasive Vascular Study Certification • |
| Specialized
Military Training |
| • EMT
Instructor • Suture Instructor • Battle Field Medical Care Provider
• Medication Administration • IV Placement and Care
• Surgical Aseptic Techniques • |
| References |
| Commander Fred Bauer, M.D.,
U.S. Navy; 3480 Bob Wilson Drive; San Diego, California 92123; (619)
532-8275 |
John Brown, M.D.;
397 Arlington Street; San Francisco, California 94131; (415)584-9376 E-Mail: [email protected] |
| Alexander Cadoux, M.D.,
F.A.C.E.P.; 5655 East River Road, Suite 151; Tucson, Arizona 85750;
(520) 529-9881 E-Mail: [email protected] |
Pratap Misra, Health
Services Administrator Federal Correctional Institution Tucson; 8901 South Wilmot;
Tucson, Arizona 85706; (520) 574-7100 E-Mail: [email protected] |
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