BRYAN A. MILLER Cell: 757-404-9799 Email: bamiller1@jchs.edu

I am seeking employment that will allow me to utilize my knowledge of emergency medicine to provide excellent treatment to patients within my community.

EDUCATIONJefferson College of Health Sciences Anticipated graduation - 2018

Bachelor’s in Emergency Services- Critical Care track

Healthcare Management, Health Psychology and Biology minors

Current GPA – 4.0

Tidewater Community College Anticipated graduation - 2017

Associate’s in Emergency Medical Services

Nationally Registered Paramedic curriculum

Virginia Beach Dept. of EMS BLS Academy 2008Virginia EMT-Basic curriculum

EXPERIENCEJefferson College of Health Sciences 2016 to present

Adjunct Faculty: Teach cognitive and psychomotor skills to EMS students at all certification levels; assess competency of knowledge and skills in accordance with national standards; expand personal experience and qualifications to provide the highest caliber of education

Jefferson College of Health Sciences 2015 to present

EMS Student Tutor: Work with students having difficulty in EMS, anatomy and physiology, and psychology classes to cultivate success skills; assist students in working through technology difficulties in the writing lab

Currituck County Fire-EMS 2014 to 2015

Paramedic: Provided ALS patient care in a rural 911 system; utilized air ambulance resources to evacuate time-critical patients to specialty hospitals; completed administrative tasks as assigned; assisted volunteer fire departments with fire suppression activities

Tidewater Community College EMS Dept. 2013 to 2015

Paramedic Skills Instructor: Taught cognitive and psychomotor skills to EMS students at all certification levels; assessed competency of knowledge and skills in accordance with national standards

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Sentara Princess Anne Hospital Emergency Dept. 2012 to 2013

Emergency Dept. Technician II: Provided assessment and supportive ALS interventions as part of the patient care team; assisted physicians and nurses in administration of advanced and critical care emergency treatment

Virginia Beach Dept. of EMS (Volunteer) 2008 to 2014

Field Supervisor: Managed daily operations and personnel of an EMS system handling over 40,00 calls per year; implemented ICS principles to effectively manage emergency incidents and planned events; completed investigations and incident reports resulting from fleet collisions, personnel injuries, and exposures; coordinated operations with hospitals, police departments, and fire departments

Extrication Officer: Used ICS and vehicle rescue principles to direct multidisciplinary teams in disentanglement and treatment of entrapped victims; operated various heavy rescue vehicles and tools

ALS Field Training Officer: Supervised and evaluated paramedic students and interns learning to integrate ALS skills into a complete patient care treatment plan

Paramedic: Provided high quality patient care in a suburban 911 system using ALS equipment; assisted BLS crews in management of patients by using ALS chase vehicles; functioned as leader of inter-professional patient care teams to ensure timely and effective treatment and transport; used appropriate documentation to record assessment and treatments on multiple EPCR platforms

EMT-Basic: Functioned as attendant-in-charge on BLS calls; supervised and evaluated EMT students and interns; assisted ALS providers providing emergency and advanced patient care; maintained safe and effective emergency driving practices to transport both critical and stable patients to emergency rooms

Kempsville Volunteer Rescue Squad (Volunteer) 2008 to 2014

Assistant Squad Commander: Led, supervised, and maintained chain of command and discipline in a rescue squad with over 100 members and five ambulances; ensured adherence to national, state, and local regulations

Supply Officer: Maintained inventory of all disposable and durable supplies and equipment needed to supply ambulances; researched improved and new equipment to operate within or below budget and to improve patient care

Training Officer: Coordinated and monitored training of up to 50 incoming EMT interns and students; supervised and assisted in coordinating continuing education of practicing rescue squad members

Fleet Coordinator: Organized and coordinated maintenance and upkeep of five ambulances in accordance with local and state statutes

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CERTIFICATIONSProviderNationally Registered Paramedic – Issued by: National Registry of EMTs Expires: 03/2018

Virginia Paramedic – Issued by: Virginia Office of EMS Expires: 02/2019

North Carolina EMT-Paramedic – Issued by: North Carolina Office of EMS Expires: 01/2019

Virginia EMT – Issued by: Virginia Office of EMS Expires: 02/2021

MedicalAdvanced Cardiac Life Support – Issued by: AHA Expires: 03/2017

BLS for Healthcare Providers – Issued by: AHA Expires: 04/2017

Diving Medicine for the Shore Based Responder – Issued by: Expires: N/A

National Board of Diving and Hyperbaric Medical Technology

International Trauma Life Support – Advanced Provider – Issued by: ITLS Expires: 03/2017

Pediatric Advanced Life Support – Issued by: AHA Expires: 03/2017

Prehospital Trauma Life Support – Issued by: NAEMT Expires: 04/2020

InstructorMethods of Instruction – Issued by: VAVRS Expires: 04/2019

Education Coordinator – Issued by: VAOEMS Expires: 06/2019

MCI Module I Instructor – Issued by: VAOEMS Expires: 06/2019

Advanced Cardiac Life Support – In progress Anticipated Completion: 08/2016

Advanced Medical Life Support – Prospective Anticipated Completion: 12/2016

Basic Life Support – In progress Anticipated Completion: 08/2016

Geriatric Education for Emergency Medical Services – Prospective

Anticipated Completion:12/2016

Pediatric Advanced Life Support – In progress Anticipated Completion: 08/2016

Prehospital Trauma Life Support – Prospective Anticipated Completion: 12/2016

Vehicle Rescue Awareness and Operations – Instructor – Expires: 03/2019

Issued by: VAVRS, VAOEMS, VDFP

Leadership and ManagementCommand and General Staff Functions in the Local IMT – Expires: N/A

Issued by: VDFP

EMS Functions in the Incident Command System – Issued by: VDFP Expires: N/A

Health and Safety Officer – Issued by: VDFP Expires: N/A

Incident Command Systems 300-11 – Issued by: VDEM Expires: N/A

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Incident Command Systems 400-11 – Issued by: VDEM Expires: N/A

Incident Safety Officer – Issued by: VDFP Expires: N/A

IS 100b – Issued by: FEMA Expires: N/A

IS 200b – Issued by: FEMA Expires: N/A

IS 700 – Issued by: FEMA Expires: N/A

IS 701 – Issued by: FEMA Expires: N/A

IS 702 – Issued by: FEMA Expires: N/A

IS 703 – Issued by: FEMA Expires: N/A

IS 704 – Issued by: FEMA Expires: N/A

IS 706 – Issued by: FEMA Expires: N/A

IS 800b – Issued by: FEMA Expires: N/A

Leadership I – Issued by: VDFP Expires: N/A

Mass Casualty Incidents I – Issued by: VAOEMS Expires: N/A

Mass Casualty Incidents II – Issued by: VAOEMS Expires: N/A

Traffic Incident Management for Emergency Responders – Issued by: VDFP Expires: N/A

Operations and RescueBasic and Light Duty Rescue and Low Angle Operations – Expires: 06/2017

Issued by: VAVRS

Emergency Vehicle Operator’s Course – Class 3 – Issued by: VBDEMS Expires: N/A

Emergency Vehicle Operator’s Course – Class 2 – Issued by: VAVRS Expired: 05/2013

Farm Machinery Extrication – Basic – Issued by: VAVRS Expires: 06/2018

Farm Machinery Extrication – Advanced – Issued by: VAVRS Expires: 06/2018

WMD/ Terrorism Awareness for Emergency Responders – Expires: N/A

Issued by: Texas Engineering Extension Service

School Bus Extrication – Issued by: VAVRS Expires: 06/2018

Search and Rescue – Basic – Issued by: VAVRS Expired: 06/2016

Vehicle Rescue Awareness and Operations – Issued by: VAVRS Expires: 03/2019

Vertical Rescue – High Angle Operations - Basic – Issued by: VAVRS Expires: 06/2017

SPECIALIZED SKILLS AND INTERESTSOpen Water Diver: Certified through SCUBA Schools International; anticipate certification in Stress and Rescue, Search and Recovery, Advanced Open Water, and Dry Suit Diving by 2019

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Martial Arts: Studied 13 styles of martial arts and have taught Songham Tae Kwon Do, Brazilian Jiu Jutsu, and Krav Maga; coordinated multiple self-defense training classes for children and teens

Fitness: Place an emphasis on personal and occupational fitness; advocate employer supported fitness programsMarksmanship: Proficiency in handgun and rifle safety and use; participated in guest-coaching a junior Olympic marksmanship teamEducation and Mentoring: Enjoy creating learning and advancement opportunities for peers, subordinates, and students in as many environments as possible

Continuing Education: Take pride in using available opportunities to further my personal knowledge; have traveled hundreds of miles to attend training classes without funding from my agency; recertified and transitioned to NRP in 2014 with over 266 CE hours

AWARDS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSTwo President’s List Awards – Jefferson College of Health Sciences

Dean’s List – Tidewater Community College

Leadership and Management Institute Honor – VAOEMS Symposium

3000+ Hours of on Duty Volunteer Service – City of Virginia Beach

Four Class Act Awards – Virginia Beach DEMS

Multiple Life Saver Awards – Virginia Beach DEMS

Trainer of the Year – Kempsville Volunteer Rescue Squad

BLS Provider of the Year – Kempsville Volunteer Rescue Squad

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