Andrew Ngai
About Andrew Ngai
Andrew Ngai is a paramedic currently working at NYU Langone Health and Maimonides Medical Center. He has extensive experience in emergency medical services and a background in psychology and biology.
Professional Experience at NYU Langone Health
Andrew Ngai has been working as a Paramedic at NYU Langone Health since 2021. His role involves providing emergency medical care and support to patients in critical conditions. With an emphasis on quick response and efficient medical practices, Ngai contributes significantly to the healthcare team at this institution.
Role at Maimonides Medical Center
Andrew Ngai joined Maimonides Medical Center in 2018 as a Paramedic. In this position, he is responsible for administering pre-hospital emergency care, managing critical patient situations, and ensuring safe transportation of patients to medical facilities. Ngai's experience contributes to the effectiveness and reliability of the emergency medical services at Maimonides.
Previous Employment at Jamaica Hospital
Before his current roles, Andrew Ngai worked as a Paramedic at Jamaica Hospital from 2017 to 2021. Over four years, he provided essential emergency medical services, including patient assessment, emergency treatment, and coordination with medical professionals in the hospital setting.
Educational Background in Psychology and Biology
Andrew Ngai holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Queens College, completed in 2019, and a Bachelor of Arts in General Biology from Hunter College, completed in 2015. His diverse educational background provides him with a comprehensive understanding of both the psychological and biological aspects of patient care.
Career Start and Early Roles
Andrew Ngai started his career in the healthcare field as an Emergency Medical Technician at Flushing Hospital Medical Center in 2017. His early roles also include working as a Billing Coordinator and Clinical Auditor at Chinatown Cardiology, P.C. from 2012 to 2017 and as a Summer School Teacher at New York Chinese School (NYCS) from 2010 to 2011.