Ross Ian Munro

Critical Care Paramedic

Hato Hone St John

03.1993 - Current

Administered advanced life support measures in critical care situations including Rapid Sequence Intubation.
Collaborated with medical teams for effective patient management and transfer in road-based ambulances and as a rescue helicopter flight medic.
Operated emergency medical equipment for optimal patient treatment in accordance with Clinical Practice Guidelines.
Provided training and mentorship to intern Emergency Medical Technicians, Paramedics and Intensive Care Paramedics in critical care practices related to Authority to Practice levels.
Communicated effectively with patients and families during emergencies with respect to the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers' Rights
Maintained accurate documentation of patient care and interventions provided.
Remained level-headed and proactive during emergency situations.
Assessed emergency situations and prioritized medical care for patients.
Developed strong rapport with other medical professionals to foster quality and efficient patient care continuity.
Demonstrated personal dedication to providing quality critical care through continued training and education.
Responded quickly and calmly during emergency situations, providing necessary medical attention according to established Clinical Practice Guidelines.
Demonstrated expertise in interpreting electrocardiograms for cardiac arrhythmias particularly in the provision of autonomous prehospital fibrinolysis.
Managed advanced airway management techniques including Rapid Sequence Induction for endotracheal intubation, cricothyroidotomy, finger and needle thoracostomy chest decompression and mechanical ventilation as required.
Provided critical care level administration of medications.
In 2013 formed part of an inaugural group of six senior clinicians, led by then Medical Director Doctor Craig Ellis, who were consulted to design and shape the prototype of Rapid Sequence Induction education and pre-hospital practice for Hato Hone St John.