Justin Freeman

P.O. Box 251

Benton, TN 37307
(423)790-4622
venture.outdoors@gmail.com

I started my career in emergency medicine when I became a

Combat Medic (91W) in 2002 and obtained my EMT-B. I
obtained both state and national registration as a EMT-P in
2005 and have since worked in both traditional and remote
location EMS since. I am an avid outdoorsmen which I believe
drives my desire to explore other regions/cultures and
contributes to my ability to stay calm, think quickly and then
adapt and overcome any situation I am placed in. I have
worked offshore providing medical care on oil rigs in the Gulf
of Mexico for almost two years, often staying up to 200 miles
from land in confined living quarters for up to 2 months at a
time. I believe that, although I will have much to learn and
adapt to, I will make a significant contribution to any team I
am placed with and look forward to a new work environment.
 Justin Freeman
P.O. Box 251
Benton, TN 37307
(423)790-4622
venture.outdoors@gmail.com

Objective
Gain employment with a reputable company providing emergency medical care in remote
overseas locations.

Professional Experience
Gulf of Mexico Oil & Gas Industry Feb 2008 – Current
Medical Officer (Paramedic)
• Provide routine and emergent BLS/ALS medical care in remote areas for extended
time periods
• Coordinate all medical evacuations to land based hospitals
• Facilitate safety meetings and job safety analysis
• Maintain contractor medical records
• Maintain medical, safety and rescue equipment and inventory
• Perform other duties as needed

Bradley County EMS, Cleveland, TN Dec 2008 - Current

Paramedic, EMS Unit
• Provide direct BLS/ALS evaluation and care to critical and non-critically ill/injured
patients
• Maintain proper function and inventory of medical equipment and supply
• Properly document all patient contacts
• Provide on scene analysis for air medical support and additional resources
• Maintain good relationship and communication with local ED staff , police and fire
departments

Adventures Unlimited, Ocoee, TN May 2004 – Current

Medical Representative/Guide
• Provide emergency medical care to injured employees and/or customers
• Maintain medical supplies and package medical kits
 • Provide safe and enjoyable tips while rafting class IV whitewater on the Ocoee
River
• Provide leadership and direction to employees while preparing for and while on
rafting trips

US Army, FT. Sam Houston, TX 2002 – 2004

Combat Medic – 91W
• Provide routine and emergent medical care
• Maintain troop strength through proper hygiene and nutrition/hydration instruction
• Maintain medical records and immunizations

Education
Valencia Community College – Orlando, Fl
EMT-Paramedic certification course
Certifications
• State and Nationally Registered NREMT-P
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support
• Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support
• Pediatric Advanced Life Support
• Wilderness First Responder
• Basic Life Support for Professional Rescuer
• Emergency Vehicle Operations and CDL
Professional References:
Alan First – Co-Worker (Bradley County EMS)
Chattanooga, Tn
423-432-0755

Stephen Smith – Co-Worker (Adventures Unlimited)

Athens, Tn
423-715-1285

Mike Shield-Rig Manager (offshore)

New Iberia, La
337-519-5343

Note: No direct employer references were made. Current employers may be

contacted after initial interviews, just prior to hire and with my consent.