Raju Guntuka

A Dedicated Medical professional with 15 years of expertise in rendering prehospital emergency medical care of simple and multiple system traumas, assessing injuries & illness of victims, and providing emergency treatment & medication to patients.

Abled leader in training & supervising around 3000+ employees in life support courses, responding to emergency calls across remote areas, transferring patients to hospitals, and coordinating with emergency responders.

Leveraging excellence in performing regular checkups as per policies, requesting directions from medical control, providing life support by catering to patients with cardiac arrest, accidents & burns, and investigating reports regularly.

Bringing strong people skills, a genuine concern for people’s health and safety, a positive attitude, and commitment to protecting & serving the local community & supporting the department.

• Attended emergency medical requests as they arose and rendered advanced paramedical assistance to seriously ill or injured patients as required.
• Directed the medical crew team in any emergency. Guided and ensured the efficient and safe completion of ambulance calls.
• Performed as a member of the trauma team for paramedics.
• Completed STCW training as required.
• Responded to prehospital emergencies and disasters, acted as the medical incident commander at the scene, and coordinated with the incident commander and other emergency responders.
• Executed initial assessment and management of illness or injury to emergency patients following specified protocol and procedure.
• Prepared or assisted in preparing the patients for transport and ensured compliance with emergency medical transport regulations, protocols, and procedures. Assisted in the investigation and reporting of any accident that may occur.
• Operated medical machinery like ECG, Ventilators and defibrillators and participated in disaster planning, drills, and exercises.
• Provided direct paramedical and comprehensive patient care as required in each case.
• Led and guided the training of lower-level technicians and students as assigned.
• Inspected emergency medical equipment to ensure serviceability & compliance with safety & infection control regulations & standards.
• Coordinated clinical and operational activities during the shift to ensure optimum service and delivered effective and efficient quality care. Completed and transferred patient care information and records as per established procedures.
• Rich exposure in responding to all emergencies or 110 calls (medical, trauma, tactical) or a disaster (mass casualty incidents) by ground or air, triaged victims at the scenes and took scene command.
• Provided BLS and ALS (basic/advanced life support) medical care for ill and injured patients in the prehospital Settings and transported patients to appropriate medical care facilities.
• Followed the established departmental policies, procedures, continuous quality improvement objectives, and safety, environmental & infection control standards.
• Led and played a key role in the LPT (Loss Prevention Team).
• Produced monthly QHSE reports and financial statistics relating to healthcare.
• Sustained good working relationships with client personnel, contractors, other health professionals and facilities.
• Created reports of the incidents and observations for authorities' and healthcare professionals' reference.
• Admitted the patients under care whenever indicated within the limits of the approved and assigned privileges.
• Conducted health training and company health campaigns as required after discussions with the local manager: first aid training, food, and water hygiene, sexually transmitted diseases, fitness, Schlumberger's Injury Prevention Program, etc.
• Monitored the patient's condition and progress and reassessment and treated the patient accordingly.
• Approved the discharge summary, followed-up plan, and medical report of the patients.
• Inspected kitchens and food storage daily and weekly and checked supply trucks from caterers to adhere to acceptable standards for food delivery. Reported their observations to healthcare staff and documented medical care provided to patients.

• Emergency Medicine Technician-Advanced Course, VIVO Health Care, Mumbai, 

• Certificate of Public Health & Sanitation Technology, 

• Emergency Medicine Technician Course: Apollo Hospitals, 2000-2001

• Emergency Medical Technician - Advanced, Para Medical Council Of India, (PMCI/100254/23), Valid Till 23/01/2028
• Public Health & Sanitation Technology, Telengana State Para Medical Board, 744/PHST B/TSPMB, Valid Till 11/08/2026