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Patrick Andre Bulger

2250 Ch Sormany, Sormany

Summary

I started my career as a Paramedic in 1997 in Shippagan, NB. I moved to Bathurst in 1999 where I had the opportunity to advance my career with several courses and training sessions. During my paramedic career, I have trained personnel and acquired varied experiences. In early 2006, I started my training at the Atlantic Police Academy and successfully completed in September 2006. In 2007, I began working as a Constable on the patrol unit at the Bathurst Police Force. In 2011, I trained to be a Police Tactical Medic. In 2012, I was put into the specialized drug section. I continue to keep up to date on medic training skills.

Overview

28
28
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Patrol Sergeant

Bathurst Police Force
10.2021 - Current
  • Backed up patrol officers during difficult stops or to answer complex questions.
  • Mentored junior officers, providing guidance on proper police procedures and promoting professional growth.
  • Evaluated officer performance during shifts, identifying areas for improvement and providing constructive feedback for continuous development.
  • Handled high-stress situations calmly under pressure while making critical decisions to protect public safety.
  • Led teams by example, consistently demonstrating correct behaviors and enforcing policies and procedures.

Street Crime

Bathurst Police Force
05.2021 - Current
  • Developed team communications and information for meetings.
  • Identified issues, analyzed information and provided solutions to problems.
  • Collaborated with the federal police agency in a joint force operation
  • Member of Command Triangle as File Coordinator
  • Prepared a variety of different written communications, reports and documents to ensure smooth operations.

Emergency Medical Response Team

Bathurst Police Force
05.2011 - Current
  • Tactical Medic officers are members of the Bathurst Police Force, who are trained to provide advance trauma and/or medical care to other police officers & civilians involved with any moderate to high risk training activity or operation.
  • They are also the liaison with ambulance services to facilitate transportation of casualty (ies) Bathurst Police Force Tactical Medics are licensed to practice under the direction of a Medical Physician, after obtaining certification in the Emergency Medical Response Team training program, given through the Atlantic Paramedic Training Academy.
  • Ambulance New Brunswick, Bathurst, NB – March 2008 to 2010.
  • Primary Care Paramedic As a paramedic, we are the first healthcare staff on the scene either In an accident or any medical emergency,.
  • Our role is to assess the patient’s condition, start any necessary treatment to stabilize their condition and transfer them quickly to hospital.
  • Ambulance services also provide patient transport for non-emergencies - carrying patients to outpatient appointments, hospital admissions, day centers and clinics.
  • Paramedics will handle such transfers, where the patient has complex needs.
  • While on a call, it is the paramedic’s responsibility to exploit that time by deciding what immediate care is needed, and acting to treat and stabilize the patient.
  • This might include: using defibrillation (electric shock therapy) on patients with heart failure using spinal and traction splints and intravenous drips administering oxygen and drugs.
  • The paramedic is also responsible for driving the ambulance, keeping accurate records and checking that the vehicle and equipment are running properly.

Police Constable

Bathurst Police Force
01.2007 - Current
  • Exemplifying the Mission and Strategic Goals and in keeping with the Strategic Directions of the Bathurst Police Force, the Patrol Office, as a key agent of public safety and law enforcement, is responsible for preventing crime, protecting life and property and maintaining law and order.
  • As a police officer, I perform the roles, responsibilities and requirements associated with general police work in the areas of crime prevention, community based policing, problem solving, criminal investigations and enforcement and patrols; traffic enforcement and accident investigation; court related services and security; by-law administration and enforcement, property control; and alternative response.

Drug Section

Bathurst Police Force
09.2013 - 01.2015
  • Enforcement of Controls Drugs and Substances Act
  • Supervised junior officer in the section.
  • Prepare legal document i.e. Warrant, search warrant, operation plan.
  • Source recruiting and handling.

Primary Care Paramedic

Chaleur Ambulance
03.1999 - 01.2008
  • As a paramedic, we are the first healthcare staff on the scene either in an accident or any medical emergency.
  • Our role is to assess the patient’s condition, start any necessary treatment to stabilize their condition and transfer them quickly to hospital.
  • Ambulance services also provide patient transport for non-emergencies - carrying patients to outpatient appointments, hospital admissions, day centers and clinics.
  • Paramedics will handle such transfers, where the patient has complex needs.
  • While on a call, it is the paramedic’s responsibility to exploit that time by deciding what immediate care is needed, and acting to treat and stabilize the patient.
  • This might include: using defibrillation (electric shock therapy) on patients with heart failure using spinal and traction splints and intravenous drips administering oxygen and medications.
  • The paramedic is also responsible for driving the ambulance, keeping accurate records and checking that the vehicle and equipment are running properly.

Paramedic Course Instructor

Maritime Paramedic Academy
01.2003 - 01.2004
  • Instructed 10-12 students the fundamentals and skills to be a primary care paramedic.

Paramedic

Ambulance de la péninsule, Paramedic EMT1
03.1997 - 03.1999
  • Same job description as Primary Care Paramedic, EMT 2 except we did not give or administer any medications and we did not have defibrillators.

Skills

  • Caring and responsible
  • Able to remain calm in stressful situations
  • Good at dealing with a wide range of different people
  • Effective at working as a team member
  • Physically fit
  • Quick-thinking and decisive
  • Undaunted by dealing with serious injuries
  • Academically able, to cope with the examinations involved in the training

Certification

  • The Art of Modern Leadership
  • Certified – SL-2 Screening device
  • Certified – LIDAR (laser radar)
  • Certified – moving/stationary radar
  • Certified – PPCT Defensive Tactics (basic)
  • Certified – Fire Extinguisher
  • Certified – Tazer (RCMP District 9)
  • Certified – Drug Investigative Techniques
  • Certified – Advanced Drug Investigative Techniques
  • Certified – Sudden Death Investigation Other
  • Diploma – EMT1
  • Diploma – Primary Care Paramedicine
  • Certified – Pharmacology in Emergency Medical Response Team (EMRT)
  • Certified – Canadian Technical & Operational Medical Solutions EMRT training
  • Heart and Stroke instructor
  • First responder instructor
  • Certified – Combitube and ET-tube
  • Certified – Cardiac Defibrillator
  • Certified with Health Canada as Basic Casualty Simulator and instructor in casualty

Interests

Camping, volleyball,softball.

Languages

Language French and English - written and spoken fluently

References

References Reference letters upon request.

Timeline

Patrol Sergeant

Bathurst Police Force
10.2021 - Current

Street Crime

Bathurst Police Force
05.2021 - Current

Drug Section

Bathurst Police Force
09.2013 - 01.2015

Emergency Medical Response Team

Bathurst Police Force
05.2011 - Current

Police Constable

Bathurst Police Force
01.2007 - Current

Paramedic Course Instructor

Maritime Paramedic Academy
01.2003 - 01.2004

Primary Care Paramedic

Chaleur Ambulance
03.1999 - 01.2008

Paramedic

Ambulance de la péninsule, Paramedic EMT1
03.1997 - 03.1999

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