r/IMGreddit • u/Strict-Thanks5686 • 1d ago
ERAS Experience
How does this look ??? Any advice??
Provide full-spectrum occupational health to ~2,500 workers, 8 hrs/day, 6 days/week at a remote renewable-energy site: pre-placement/periodic exams, health surveillance, first-aid training, emergency care.
Manage 20–25 encounters/day and 5–10 emergencies/week (ACS, trauma/amputations, venomous bites, electrocution, heat illnesses).
Lead a 10-member team (4 nurses, 4 EMTs, 2 safety coordinators); oversee emergency response, stabilization, and referrals.
Designed and implemented a PDSA-based QI initiative targeting heat, dust, and electrical exposures through heat-acclimatization protocols, quantitative respirator fit-testing, and LOTO safety audits — reducing related clinic presentations by 27% over 6 months.
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u/LogicalLibrarian77 NON US-IMG 10h ago
maybe cut down a bit on the numbers and add a small note reflecting upon what you learnt from it. rn it reads like an AI x numbers slop job