Madeline Webb

My name is Madeline but I go by Maddy. I am a Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician through the United State Air Force and Medication Administration Technician. As of 2019, I am in the Reserves for the USAF. Thanks to this, I was able to change my career to the medical field slowly but surely. Next up is nursing school and I am beyond excited. I am passionate about caring for others and making sure I do not become complacent in every aspect of my life.

In December 2019, this is really where my professional experience starts. I decided I would join the United States Air Force as a reservist. After basic training and technical school, I secured my certificate for Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician. In November 2021, I accepted a job working at a jail. I am currently working at Rogers County Jail with Turnkey Health Clinics as an EMT and Medication Administration Technician. Each of these certifications allow me to provide full patient care. I work along side Nurse Practioneres to receive additional Provider Orders to treat patients even further. I have been with this job nearly 2 years. I have learned a great amount and while I am thankful for this position, I am ready for a change.

My most recent form of schooling was through the Untied States Air Force where I obtained NREMT. Before this, I earned my Bachelors of Science in Public Health with a. Minor in Nursing. I graduated in 2018 from Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Missouri.