Daniel Boynton

Dynamic Emergency Room Technician at Concord Hospital-Laconia, skilled in CPR and vital signs monitoring. Proven ability to enhance patient care through effective emergency procedures and compassionate support. Recognized for adaptability in high-pressure situations, ensuring optimal outcomes during critical interventions. Committed to ongoing professional development and excellence in patient service.

Experienced with emergency medical procedures and patient care. Utilizes advanced skills in quick decision-making and effective communication to support critical operations. Knowledge of emergency protocols and team collaboration to ensure optimal patient outcomes.

Professional with solid background in emergency medical care and patient support. Known for quick adaptability, effective communication, and strong teamwork in fast-paced environments. Skilled in patient assessment, vital sign monitoring, and emergency response. Dependable, results-focused, and ready to contribute to high-standard medical teams.

Passionate Emergency Department Technician possessing expert knowledge of medical terminology and medical equipment operations. Offering 30 years background providing assistance in routine patient care and administrative support activities in emergency department. Trustworthy and responsible professional comfortable working in fast-paced environment and adapting quickly to changes.

• Participated in community outreach events like Good Morning New Hampton.
• Trained staff on new EMR system Cerna System
• First Due program
• Provided support to nurses and physicians in the emergency department.
• Unit Citation Award New Hampton Fire Department.
• Life Saving Award

National Emergency Technician Basic

Haz-Mat Operation.

Emergency Vehicle Driver Training

IS 100,200,300,400,700,800 FEMA Courses

Urban Wide Area Search and Rescue

MOAB Certified

CPR Certificate

CDL-A Drivers License with tanker, air brake, passenger endorsements

Current Medical Card

Fire Department received a Unit Citation Award for a very serious motor vehicle accident which 5 patients were in the vehicle and an 8 month old the mother and grandmother all were ejected from the vehicle and received life threatening injuries, the child was giving CPR prior to our arrival.

The father and grandfather were also seriously injured.

The mother had multi trauma injuries and was flown roughly 50 feet from the vehicle, grandmother was just out side of the vehicle, infant was not init locate, but eventually found prior to our arrival, dad and grandfather were out of the vehicle walking around.

We had a total of 4 ambulances and an air helicopter on scene to transport all parties involved.

The highway was closed for several hours so the New Hampshire State Police reconstruction team could recon and investigate the crash.

All of the patients after several months of being in the hospital were discharged with no long term effects.

This was a very difficult scene with multiple agencies on scene and everyone worked flawlessly with each other and kept our em in check e thought we all thought the three ejected patients would not survive there injuries.