1. Goal-driven and aspiring professional with exceptional technical and medical knowledge, as well as ability. Reputation as a self-
directed professional with superior problem solving, communication, and management skills. Skillful Technician with extensive
experience in managing time, prioritizing tasks, and organizational skills to improve the quality of patient care in a clinical or
Hospital setting. Bilingual and bi-literate in English and German Languages.
EDUCATION & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Intern at Banner Thunderbird Medical Center 12/01/2014 – 1/31/2015
 Exemplary reviews
 Described as one of the top interns they have
had
 Described as knowledgeable, professional, and
driven
BROWN MACKIE COLLEGE 11/2012 – 12/2014
 Associate of Science – Biomedical Equipment
Technology
 GPA – 3.89
 Presidents Honor list, all quarters since 2012.
 Alpha Beta Kappa National Honors list
EMT-Paramedic Certification  GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE  2005-2006
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Biomedical Field Service Engineer Scottsdale, Arizona
Orthoscan, Inc 4/2015 - current
 Field Service Engineer for Mini C-Arm X-ray system Manufacturer
 Responsible for repairing C-Arm systems nationwide
 Troubleshooting and assessment of Machines, define issue, test and repair
 Provide superior front line customer service to clients
 80% Travel
Certified Clinical Hemodialysis Technician Beaverton, Oregon
Fresenius Medical Care 03/2009- 12/2011
 Served as Master Cannulator and Access Flow Manager for Beaverton Dialysis Clinic
 Perform basic machine repairs and calibrations.
 Set up hemodialysis equipment and initiated, monitored and discontinued dialysis treatments
 Closely monitored patients throughout hemodialysis
 Worked in Southwest Kidney Surgery Center assisting with set up of OR equipment
 Assistant to clinic Biomed Tech, assisted with the repair and maintenance of all Clinic Medical Equipment
Medical Underwriter Phoenix, Arizona
Humana 01/2007- 03/2009
 Reviewed and analyzed patient medical records and conducted risk analysis of present medical conditions
 Efficiently handled appeals and complaints from applicants and other technical responsibilities
Emergency Medical Technician: Phoenix, Arizona
SPEEDWORLD RACEWAY TRACK 04/2006 – 04/2008
 Played a key role as Emergency Medical Responder for trauma accidents and air evacuation
 Reported all medical events to nursing/paramedic supervisor
 Completed intake and assessment of vital signs, and assisted life flight crew with evacuation and onsite treatment of
patients with fractures, splints and C-Spine injuries
 Organized and maintained detailed log entries and handled patient paperwork
20449 N 38th Drive, Glendale, Arizona
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OLIVER HOLLAENDER

2. Biomedical/logistics Engineering Squadron: Luke Air Force Base, Arizona
US AIR FORCE, Luke AFB 02/2002 – 01/2006
 Managed and maintained all medical equipment
 Coordinated Emergency, Dental, Pharmacy and Internal Medicine
 IDEMT (Independent Duty EMT)
 Served as Medical Materiel Command. Accountable for acquisition and distribution
 Worked patient decontamination HAZMAT team
 Extensive training in hazardous Materiel, CBRNE training, containment personal protective equipment with SCBA
 Received Air Force Achievement Medal for Combat Actions in 2003
 Recognized as the most decorated A1C in the 56th medical group at time of service
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
Volunteer: Phoenix, Arizona
PHOENIX FIRE DEPARTMENT 04/2006 – 11/2008
Volunteer: San Diego, California
Scripts Mercy Hospital San Diego BMET Department 06/2000 – 06/2001
PROFICIENCIES
 Work Order Documentation
 Electrical safety
 Test Gas Regulators
 Conducting safety inspections
 OSHA Standards
 Acquiring and monitoring biological signals
 Processing signal data
 Management of electronic information-medical
applications
 Calibration of instruments
 Instrumentation – medical diagnosis, treatment and
life support
 Instrumentation – operation, repair, troubleshooting
and preventive maintenance
 Identify system requirements
 Implement installation procedures
 Familiar with JCAHO, Joint Commission (JC)
 Basic networking topologies
 Troubleshooting techniques
 Attention to details
 Various operating systems and application software
 Identity of basic computer hardware
 General PC repair