DAVID JOSEPH MILLER, JR
Pilots at 51 Ave, Glendale, AZ
License number
Arizona A5227943
Issued Date
Feb 2015
Expiration Date
Feb 2016
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
11640 N 51St Ave APT 211, Glendale, AZ 85304
Professional information
David Miller - Glendale, AZ
Work:
Work Life Solutions
Corporate Risk Management & Marketing Consultant Work Life Solutions
Founder and President Oregon Impact
Executive Director
Corporate Risk Management & Marketing Consultant Work Life Solutions
Founder and President Oregon Impact
Executive Director
Education:
Simpson University - Redding, CA
Bachelor of Arts in Communication Talbot Seminary - La Mirada, CA
Master's of Divinity in Religious Studies/Communications
Bachelor of Arts in Communication Talbot Seminary - La Mirada, CA
Master's of Divinity in Religious Studies/Communications
David Miller - Glendale, AZ
Work:
Swift Aircraft Management
Corporate Pilot Mesa Airlines
Airline Pilot Airline Training Center
Flight Instructor
Corporate Pilot Mesa Airlines
Airline Pilot Airline Training Center
Flight Instructor
Education:
Vincennes University - Vincennes, IN
Associates of Science in Aviation Technology Indiana University - Indianapolis, IN
Graduate Study in Psychology University of Indianapolis - Indianapolis, IN
BA in Sociology/Human Relations
Associates of Science in Aviation Technology Indiana University - Indianapolis, IN
Graduate Study in Psychology University of Indianapolis - Indianapolis, IN
BA in Sociology/Human Relations
David Miller - Glendale, AZ
Work:
United States Customs and Border Protection - Sierra Blanca, TX
Border Patrol Agent Orkin Termite - San Gabriel, CA
Termite Inspector RS Hughes - Riverside, CA
Inside sales/management trainee
Border Patrol Agent Orkin Termite - San Gabriel, CA
Termite Inspector RS Hughes - Riverside, CA
Inside sales/management trainee
Education:
University of Phoenix - Phoenix, AZ
Master of Science in Administration of Criminal Justice La Sierra University - Riverside, CA
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Walden University - Minneapolis, MN
Doctor of Philosophy in Health Psychology
Master of Science in Administration of Criminal Justice La Sierra University - Riverside, CA
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Walden University - Minneapolis, MN
Doctor of Philosophy in Health Psychology
David Miller - Glendale, AZ
Work:
Valleylife - Phoenix, AZ
Team Member Kmart - Phoenix, AZ
Stocker Castles and Coasters - Phoenix, AZ
Team Member
Team Member Kmart - Phoenix, AZ
Stocker Castles and Coasters - Phoenix, AZ
Team Member
Education:
Washington High School
High School Diploma
High School Diploma
David Miller
Specialties:
Languages
Work:
Glendale Community College
Intravenous Stabilizing Device
US Patent:
6375639, Apr 23, 2002
Filed:
Oct 9, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/169251
Inventors:
Renee F. Duplessie - Glendale AZ 85308
David S. Miller - Glendale AZ 85308
David S. Miller - Glendale AZ 85308
International Classification:
A61M 532
US Classification:
604174, 602 42, 128DIG 26
Abstract:
A stabilizing device ( ) for securing an intravenous catheter ( ) to a patients body is disclosed having a main body ( ) with an opening ( ) to allow passage of the catheter. The main body ( ) includes a front portion ( ) connected to a rear portion ( ) by a pair of side portions ( ). At least one of the side portions ( ) has a slit ( ) to enable the opening ( ) to be placed around a previously installed catheter. A plurality of straps ( ) are provided to wrap around the affected body portion of a patient. Loops ( ), in the shape of a partial figure eight, are used to hold catheter tubing ( ) to the main body ( ) to prevent unwanted removal of the catheter.
Intravenous Stabilizing Device
US Patent:
2002012, Sep 12, 2002
Filed:
Apr 8, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/117813
Inventors:
Renee Miller - Glendale AZ, US
David Miller - Glendale AZ, US
David Miller - Glendale AZ, US
International Classification:
A61F013/00, A61F015/00, A61M005/00
US Classification:
604/172000, 602/042000
Abstract:
A stabilizing device for securing an intravenous catheter to a patient's body is disclosed having a main body with a cut out to allow passage of the catheter. The main body includes a front portion connected to a rear portion by a pair of side portions. At least one of the side portions has a slit to enable the cut out to be placed around a previously installed catheter. A plurality of straps are provided to wrap around the affected body portion of a patient. Tabs in various configurations are used to secure catheter tubing to the main body and to prevent unwanted removal of the catheter.