- Experienced cardiac technician summarizes experience performing EKGs, stress tests, pacemaker checks, and patient education and data processing - Previous work as an EKG technician involved setting up machines, taking readings, and explaining procedures to patients - Education includes an exercise science degree and certifications in EKG rhythm analysis, CPR, and as an exercise physiologist

1. Andrew N Olsen
11795 SW Tualatin Road
Tualatin, Oregon
541-380-0923
DrewNiOlsen@gmail.com
SUMMARY
 Experienced cardiac technician with interpreting/checking patient devices and images
 Hands-on patient education, care, and processing patient data
 Research/data entry performed on participants regarding exercise stresses.
 Plan on continuing education involving course work in Nursing and a long career with hospitalhealth and services.
EDUCATION
B.S., Exercise Science August 2014
Linfield College, McMinnville, OR
BLS Certified
EKG Rhythm, Research and DataAnalysis, A & P
CPT ACSM certification
CCT Certification (in process)
EXPERIENCE
Cardiac Technician
Providence St. Vincent Heart Clinic, Portland, OR October 2015 – Now
 Be primarily responsible for performing electrocardiography exams, pacemaker checks, exercise/stress tests, and
Holter/event monitor applications and recordings.
 Maintain procedures and processing of patient data using a variety of information systems.
 Facilitate clear patient education regarding patient's cardiac care, medications, disease process/prevention, risk factors,
cardiac procedures and diet.
EKG Technician
Sacred Heart Medical Center, Spokane, WA January 2015 – October 2015
 Set the room for taking the EKG readings.
 Review and understand themedical history of thepatient.
 Set the EKG machines and explain theEKG procedures clearly to thepatient.
 Interact with the patients and ease their minds as it is crucial for thetests.
 Connect the electrodes to thebody of the patient and operatethe electrocardiogram equipment.
Personal Training Intern
Linfield College, McMinnville, OR September 2013 – December 2013
 Performed biometric, baseline & body composition tests on multiple clients (skin calipers, exercise testing, and
measurements)
 Developed exercise programs for each client by adhering to their previous exercise/injury history and their specific
goals
 Analyzed client food intake and made nutritional suggestions by using a nutritional computer program
 Provided encouragement and motivation for clients through verbal support and showing them their goals they were
seeking when they were at their giving up points
ACTIVITIES & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Program Volunteer
Linfield College Wellness Fair, McMinnville, OR April2014
 Connected with parents and kids to increase accountability for health and exercise
 Mentored youth and adults in nutritional decision making
 Helped in the planning and development process of the wellness fair
Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach
Linfield College, McMinnville, OR October 2011 – March 2013
 Managed a team of 15+ women
 Communicated with futurerecruits
 Evolved coaching/communication styles to better supplement gender differences
 As a team we competed in the most talented D3 conference in thenation

2. Andrew N Olsen
11795 SW Tualatin Road
Tualatin, Oregon 97062
541-380-0923
Drewniolsen@gmail.com
References
Mr. Jeremi Everett
Lead EKG Technician
Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center
101 West 8th
Avenue
Spokane, Washington
509-723-9383
Jeremi.Everett@providence.org
Previous Boss
Mr. Kevin Mitchell
Emergency Preparedness Coordinator
Providence Hospital
Centralia Washington
541-579-8816
Kenneth.Mitchell@providence.org
Longtime friend
Mrs. Suzanne Drews
Lead RN
St. Vincent Heart Clinic
Mother Joseph Plaza Suite 495
503-216-0944
Suzanne.Drews@providence.org
Current Boss