- Columbia, South Carolina
- October 8, 2015
Medical Administrator / National Registry EMT-B and Military Veteran offering 10+ years of proven experience providing immediate First Responder life-saving medical procedures in a hospital setting and during highly stressful combat operations through multiple tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. Led and trained teams of highly-qualified medical professionals in routine clinical and emergency trauma medical care. Administered emergency treatment, outpatient / inpatient care and medical examinations to 50+ patients per week. Managed the accountability, operations and maintenance and secure storage of medicines and narcotics, medical supplies and diagnostic equipment valued at $1M+. Collected and prepared specimens for analysis; co-managed clinic and dispensary. Maintained Electronic Health Records and clinical files and managed HIPAA compliance programs. Recipient of multiple awards including the Bronze Star Medal for outstanding performance and professionalism in the United States Army. Career supported by current Emergency Medical Technician National Registration.
Education
EDUCATION / CERTIFICATIONS / TRAINING
National Registry Emergency Medical Technician (EMT-B) – Expiration: March 2016
Registered Medical Assistant
Certified Phlebotomy Technician
US Army Healthcare Specialist
US Army Primary Leadership Development Program
Equal Opportunity Representative
AWARDS
Bronze Star Medal
Army Commendation Medal (3 awards)
Army Achievement Medal (5 awards)
Experience
UNITED STATES ARMY – Various Global Locations 2003 – 2014
Medical Supervisor
Directed the work activities, training, professional development and personnel management of 5-10 medical employees providing routine and emergency / trauma care supporting a community of 25K patients at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, Korea, Ft. Bliss, TX, Iraq and Afghanistan.
• Trained over 20 clinic staff members on day- to-day operations in the Medical Records division, Health Care Information and Insurance eligibility to provide streamlined transition between duty crew and staff.
• Ensured medical readiness by administering over 1,000 immunizations, verified over 100 medical records, treated over 50+ patients per week for routine health care to maintain unit medical readiness above 90%.
• Ensured the successful training, preparation and deployment of over 25 personnel from the United States to conduct medical support operations in Afghanistan.
• Trained over 300 US military personnel and Korean Army Soldiers in the Army’s Medical Skills Validation.
• Provided management and quality control for processed and completed evaluations, promotions, awards, and legal actions.
• Reviewed, consolidated and reported accountability and statistical data to senior executives.
• Implemented databases to improve tracking of personnel actions and training completion, awards, job performance evaluations, professional development counseling and leave requests.
• Coordinated the proper logistical support and stable medical transport of wounded service members by ground and air evacuation.
• Managed the accountability of over $1M worth of equipment without loss or damage.
• Assumed leadership responsibilities two levels higher than assigned duties as part of the organization’s Management Team