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Lissa Joseph

Lissa Joseph

Emergency Medical Technician

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BrooklynMember since October 5, 2026
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About

Safely lifted, transferred, and transported patients from scene to emergency department. Collaborate with advanced life support (ALS) to provide the best treatment available. Implement emergency medical treatment, leading to improvement in patient condition.

Experience

Emergency Medical Technician at Independence First Aid Squad (2023-08 – Present)

  • Safely lifted, transferred, and transported patients from scene to emergency department.
  • Collaborate with advanced life support (ALS) to provide the best treatment available.
  • Implement emergency medical treatment, leading to improvement in patient condition.
  • Produce accurate and detailed medical documentation of each emergency call.

Emergency Medical Technician at Roseland First Aid Squad (2024-05 – 2025-01)

  • Provide life-saving treatment to critically ill and injured patients.
  • Relay detailed and accurate patient reports to the charge nurse for transfer of care.
  • Collaborate with patients and family to assess medical history and baseline.
  • Accurately assessed vital signs on scene and during transport to hospital.

Intern at Albert Einstein College of Medicine (2022-06 – 2023-04)

  • Collaborated on the development of a user manual for Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics (OHDSI) Program.
  • Developed a series of training videos to supplement the user manual.
  • Mapped 500+ concepts into Interrogator.

Volunteer Cadet at East Hanover First Aid Squad (2021-07 – 2024-01)

  • Assisted EMS personnel with lift, transport, and documentation throughout emergency calls.
  • Attended drills to gain proficiency in ambulance equipment: reeves, stretcher, stairchair, and spinal motion restriction.
  • Collaborated with other volunteer cadets to optimize patient care and transport.

Education

Bachelors of Sciences in Life Sciences – New York Institute of Technology (2023-09)

Skills

Emergency Medical Technician

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