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Name: Daniel Viedienin

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/daniel-viedienin

Location: Kriviy Rih city, Dnipropetrovsk region, Ukraine

Professional Profile

Paramedic with 3+ years and 4,000+ emergency calls in disaster medicine. B2B sales background. Integrate AI into daily practice. Now moving into HealthTech to bridge clinical reality and product development.

Experience

Paramedic (EMS, ambulance) 08.2023 – Present

Regional Center for Emergency Medical Care and Disaster Medicine of Dnipropetrovsk Regional Council, Ukraine

Custom AI prompting framework for emergency documentation – developed and maintained a personal library of 50+ structured prompts for rapid differential diagnosis, automated documentation (reducing paperwork time by ~30%), and scenario-based protocols for trauma, cardiac arrest, stroke, overdose, and psychiatric emergencies.
Used electronic health records (EHR) and mobile documentation tools to ensure accurate and timely data entry for every call, maintaining 100% compliance with reporting standards.
Managed high-stress conversations with patients and families in life-threatening situations, maintaining calm and clarity while delivering critical information.
Made independent clinical decisions in high-pressure environments with limited information, consistently achieving positive patient outcomes.
Optimized pre-hospital care protocols by analyzing call data and feedback from hospital staff, reducing average response-to-handover time.

B2B Sales Representative – Veterinary Pharmaceuticals 4 months, 2026

Private veterinary pharma distributor

Built trust-based relationships with veterinarians by offering clinical insights, not just product pitches.
Managed CRM records and tracked sales performance.
Delivered consistent results in a competitive market.

Left the position after the company shifted its focus from product value to formal reporting – a direction that no longer aligned with my professional standards.

Education

Kryvyi Rih Professional Medical College 2019–2023

General Medicine, Junior Specialist

Kharkiv National Medical University 1st year

Medicine, 1st year student (state-funded)

Certifications

Mental Health

mhGAP (Level 1) – Management of Common Mental Disorders in Primary Care (2023)

mhGAP (Level 2) – Management of Common Mental Disorders in Primary Care (2024)

Professional Development

Emergency Medicine Refresher Course (420 hrs, 2025) – comprehensive clinical competency review

Critical Care

Critical Adult Patient Management & Advanced Resuscitation (27 hrs, 2025)

Critical Trauma Patient Management – Foundation (15 hrs, 2025)

Critical Pediatric Patient Management (10 hrs, 2025)

Critical Trauma Patient Management – Advanced (16 hrs, 2026)

Disaster Medicine

CBRNE Training – Harvard Humanitarian Initiative (2024) – Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive threats; mass casualty coordination

Disaster Medicine (6 hrs, 2025)

Skills

Hard Skills

Pre-hospital emergency care Disaster medicine & mass casualty coordination Triage & rapid patient assessment Advanced resuscitation (ACLS, ATLS) Differential diagnosis under pressure AI integration in clinical practice Prompt engineering for diagnostics & documentation EHR & mobile documentation tools CRM systems & sales tracking B2B sales & negotiations Clinical product demonstration Public speaking & team training Medical writing & documentation

English (B2, progressing to C1; + medical terminology) · Ukrainian (native) · Russian (fluent)

Soft Skills

Rapid decision-making under pressure Emotional resilience & stress management Empathy & active listening Crisis communication & de-escalation Adaptability in chaotic environments Leadership & team coordination Systematic thinking & process optimization Self-discipline & continuous learning Integrity & professional boundaries

Key Achievements

4000+ emergency calls – provided pre-hospital care in highest-priority cases: heart attacks, polytrauma, strokes, and various other emergency conditions.
30% reduction in documentation time – implemented AI-assisted documentation, allowing more time for direct patient care.
Developed 50+ custom clinical prompts – built a structured prompt library for differential diagnostics, status localis, and scenario-based protocols, now used as a personal decision-support tool.
Maintained 100% EHR compliance – consistently met all electronic health record and reporting standards across shifts.
Managed high-complexity cases independently – made critical clinical decisions in conditions of extreme uncertainty, consistently achieving positive patient outcomes.
Integrated AI into daily clinical routine – one of the first paramedics in the region to systematically apply generative AI in emergency workflows, setting a precedent for technology adoption in pre-hospital care.

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