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MEDICAL TECHICIAN STATEMENT

Every where in the world there is people suffering, in need of help, check the situation, nation by nation, this is a revelation for people to bear. Medical technicians are needed especially scandal that went on in japan, war in Jamaica, war in libia, this is no time for division. I hate to see people lose their lives while others can do something about it. 

My name is Ebenezer shyaka; I’m a student at the salt lake community college. My ultimate goal is the need of obtaining a challenging entry-level position as a Medical Technician. My experience over at the community college has helped me attain tremendous skills that I need to face life’s challenges. I’ve included some of my training that I have received over at community college: I have training in Emergency Medical Services(EMS), I am especially trained to take care of people with disabilities, I got the training over at Columbus community services, it is a company that takes care of remedial people. Basically what we did is made sure our clients were instruct those people for daily needs. I spent huge amount of time with them, I gave medication on time, I delivered epi-pen whenever needed, I drove them back and forth to work. I cook for them. I was kind of like an emergency parent for these people. And as far as the food goes, that meant you had to be certified by the state for handling their food because these guys were special in a way that meant if one of them is harmed you go to jail. It was only natural that I had to get the food handlers permit. Instructors over at the board of health taught me important tips on food, like how long to leave the food out before you put in the refrigerator. And all that I needed to know about food poisoning. However that wasn’t the half of taking care of these guys, you also had to be certified by the of Utah in Basic First Aid Training, just in case one these people get a cut somewhere on their extremities. Because you have to protect yourself and your clients for any infectious diseases. These guys were like little children, they did not know how to separate good form a bad, you had keep the knives away from them. And you would never know when these fragile people might have an episode that requires medical attention. Such as if they went unconscious, you had to be prepared to deal with the situation. You had to give them CPR and revive them on the spot . You didn’t really know what kind of client you would perform cardiac pulmonary resuscitation on, until it happened, because they were different age groups some of them were adults, other children and infants. That is why I am certified in Adult, Child Infant and Two Persons CPR&AED. Or if they had a seizure, you had to deliver epinephrine on the spot. This one time my client had a seizure in the movie theater. Of course his life was inmy hands. And I kept everything I would need handy so this wasn’t much of a puzzle for me. I got out the kit, pull out the epi-pen, seconds later he was fine. Pretty much you had to be their legal guardian and be prepared for the unexpected. Following Instructions and Being a Fast learner. This was a critical stage of work following directions and being able to learn every thing that goes along with your instructions because you had to go run errands for these guys like we had to go shopping for them, we had to walk them in the park, we had to drive them everywhere they needed to go, we had to dress them, shower them everything that a damaged brain cannot tell the body to do we had to do for them And pretty much you had to be a quick learner to grasp the entire concept. My experience over at Columbus community service had taught all that I need to know about disabled people.