Eric S. Daley_______________________________________________________________________
7119 ½ Grand Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15225 701-202-8544. Ericseand2003@yahoo.com
A.S.
Respiratory therapy
The Western School of Health and Business Careers
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
2000
WORK EXPERIENCE
Sleep Lab Technologist and Respiratory Therapist
UPMC-St. Margaret Hospital, July 2010-Present.
 Daily set-up, monitoring, and evaluation of sleep lab patients.
 Administration of aerosolized medications as well as M.D.I. administration.
 A.B.G. obtainment and processing.
Staff Respiratory Therapist
Med-Center One Hospital, Bismarck, ND February 2009-June 2010
 Responsible for the daily administration of medication and treatments to patients in the
Intensive Care Unit, Neonatal and Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, Recovery room, Emergency
room, and general adult and pediatric patient areas.
 Assist in training of new staff members.
 Head of department education committee.
 Obtain and process arterial and venous blood gas samples as well as cap-gases.
 Assist with intubations and daily management of mechanical ventilators in adult, pediatric, and
neonatal arenas. Ventilators used include Esprit and Avea ventilators. Responsible for the
extubations of adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients.
 Proficient in departments established Post-operative Patient weaning protocol.
Correctional Officer and S.O.R.T Member
North Dakota State Penitentiary, Bismarck, ND 2007 – 2009.
 Enforce institutional rules and regulations to protect the safety and security of the institution.
 Resolve inmate disputes and issue infractions as warranted.
 Inmate and cell searches for contraband.
 Transport inmates outside of institution, i.e. clinic runs, hospitals, and court appointments.
 Direct oversight of inmate work assignments, recreation, and movement throughout facility
 Selected as Employee of the month in December 2008.
 Special Operations Response Team (S.O.R.T.)
 Tactical team which responds to and performs forced cell extractions, deals with inmate fights,
escapes, riots, and any other major crisis.
P.O.S. Supervisor and Men’s Sales Associate
Kohl’s Department Store, Bismarck, ND 2006-2007.
 Balance daily transactions.
 Institute and maintain break coverage between 10-15 workers.
 Greet customers and ensure purchases are processed accurately and efficiently.
 Handle customer problems and complaints.
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Assist and execute the company’s marketing floor plan for the men’s department.
Assist customers in locating wanted items as well as answer questions and serve as greeter.
Staff Respiratory Therapist
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA 2003-2006.
 Responsible for the daily administration of medication and treatment of patients in the intensive
care setting, emergency room, PACU, and general patient units. Assisted in performing
bronchoscopies, performing Blind-B.A.L’s via directional catheter, familiarity in using weaning
protocols, the ARDS-Net protocol, and using the facilities alveolar recruitment protocol.
 Experience in the following intensive care units: Medical ICU, Coronary Care ICU, Neurology ICU,
Neuro-Trauma ICU, and Liver Transplant ICU, and Level 1 Trauma Center/Emergency Room.
 Ventilator experience with the following: Puritan Bennett 840 and 7200, Servo I and 300C,
Draeger Evita 4, Esprit, Bi-pap Vision, and Nitric Oxide Therapy.
 Orientated new staff and students throughout institution.
 Selected by supervisors to represent the department at a UPMC sponsored transplant facility in
Palermo, Sicily for a three month assignment.
 Responsibilities included training current and new staff, implementing proper policy and
procedures and further assisted in developing and maintaining of department.
Staff Respiratory Therapist
UPMC-St. Margaret, Pittsburgh, PA 2000-2003
 Responsibilities included the daily administration of medication and therapies to patients in the
intensive care unit, emergency room, and PACU.
 Completed six month rotation in sleep center performing sleep studies.
 Served as initial smoking cessation counselor.
 Worked as charge therapist.
 Chosen by respiratory management to be a presenter at different career fairs.
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