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24 years of service as a Medic, served in various leadership positions. My most memorable moment was serving and deploying with 1st CAV.
Military Experiences
May 2010 - May 2012
Senior Operations Sergeant
Provided Student Support for over 3,400 students per year within 43 Aviation Programs of Instruction and 13 Medical Programs of Instruction; directly coordinated with Registrar at AMEDDC&S, HRC, and National Guard and Reserve Liason in order to assist students with in processing; supervised failures in courses and followed up on applicable paperwork regarding finance, travel, and evaluation; assisted academic course directors and NCOICs in any student issues that were outside of their program of instruction; provided the primary link between student issues and Operational cell.
Dec 2008 - Apr 2010
Medical Operations NCO
Served as Medical Operation NCO in support of more than 25,000 Soldiers; Provided oversight on Combat medic Transition and sustainment, medical training, medical evacuation and patient administration to provided flexible uninterrupted health service support to 4 maneuver brigades, one fires brigade and one air cavalry brigade, Coordinated and monitored execution of plans, annexes, and operations orders. Was responsible for monitoring patient liason NCOs assigned to Landstuhl, Walter Reed, and San Antonio Regional Medical Center.
Mar 2007 - Oct 2007
MEDCOM Ombudsman
functioned as an independent, neutral and impartial mediator for Soldiers and their Family Members. served as a liaison between the MEDCOM, the Soldier/Family member and the MTF Commander, acted as a communicator, facilitator and problem solver. Collaboratived a relationship with the MTF Patient Advocacy Office and worked closely with the MEDCOM Medical Assistance Group to assist with the resolution of issues that arise primarily from the Army’s Wounded Soldier and Family Hotline, the Wounded Warrior Resource Center and the Surgeon General Website.
Jul 2005 - Oct 2007
Senior Health Care NCO
Was directly responsible for the sustaining the provisions and quality of care for approximately 145,000 beneficiaries and Active duty Soldiers enrolled in Three Troop Medical Clinics, Four Family Care Clinics and Two Soldier Readiness Centers, Managed over 200 Borrowed Military Man Power (BMM) Soldiers from Two Army Divisions and One Warrior Transition Battilion. Was responsible for supervision, evaluations, training and professional development for 30 NCOs and 16 enlisted Soldiers; facilitated the management of over 500 clinical and administrative personal; provided direct support in managing a budget in access of 21 million dollars.
Deployments
(1 year, 1 month)
Military Credentials
Professional Development Schools
May 1995 - Jun 1995
flight medic 300-f6
Certifications
Security Clearance
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Academic Degrees
Academic Degrees
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