George Lee Roberts

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Jackson, GA 30233

404-***-****

acte49@r.postjobfree.com

Objectives

To obtain a position with your company that will benefit from my experience and education.

Education

Associate in Applied Science in Nursing (Graduate Nurse) 2016 pending

Bachelors of Science International Counter Terrorism, 8/22/08

High School Diploma- DeKalb Board of Education, 9/3/86

First Aid Training:

Basic Emergency Technician certified on 5-30-1992

EMT-Paramedic certified (Composite State Board of Medical Examiners State of Georgia)

8-3-1995 # 4602

Flight Paramedic Certification (FP-C) #2923

Critical Care Emergency Medical Transport Program certified

Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support certified

Advanced Medical Life Support certified

Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) certified

Pediatric Advanced Life Support certified

Advanced Cardiac Life Support certified

Basic Life Support certified

Experience

August 10, 2015 – Present DynCorp International Tactical Flight Operations Manager/SAR Medic

DynCorp International/United States Embassy, Iraq

Provide flight medical support for the U.S. Department of State, Bureau for Diplomatic Security, under oversight from the Bureau for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs Office of Aviation in the Republic of Iraq. During flight operations and on duty requirements included but not limited to provided health care services to patients under the direction and responsibility of a Physician Assistant, Physician, or Nurse Practitioner medical support as a flight medic during aero medical evacuations utilizing the UH1N, and S61, examines patients, performs physical exams, and compiles medical data, including health history, performs therapeutic procedures, such as injections, immunizations, management of infection, EKG’s, etc. Also rendered direct patient care, including assessing, diagnosing, planning, prescribing pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment of health problems, health promotion, and preventative care. Apply scientific knowledge to human treatment responses to actual or potential health problems. Documented and maintained patient records of services. Instrumental in employee training and orientation programs. Planed and prepared for aero medical evacuation missions, including coordinating with operational mission planners for the safe evacuation of the patients from the originating mission to the destination facility.

July 31, 2014- August 8, 2015 PHI Inc. (Flight Medic)

Saudi Arabia/Jeddah Base

As a board certified flight paramedic, I serve as the sole PHI Air Medical clinician aboard a medically configured Bell 412 or Sikorsky S-76C aircraft. Along with managing critically injured or ill patients, I am responsible for training Saudi Arabian clinicians whom are employed by the Saudi Red Crescent Authority. These colleagues’ education ranges from that similar to a US- trained EMT- Basic, to Saudi-train physicians with no out of hospital experience. The challenge of delivering “on the job “education are made more palpable by language barriers and devastating trauma that is seen on a day to day bases in Saudi Arabia. Most responses are to mass causality, mass fatality traffic accidents. Most patients require advanced airway management, many times resulting in the PHI Air Medical flight paramedic performing two rapid sequence inductions and transporting those patients to the nearest trauma center. Most transports times by air do exceed one hour at times. As mandated by the severity of the mechanisms of injury and mass casualty scenes we encounter each aircraft is capable of transporting two ventilator dependent patients, with complete ACLS monitoring for both. These same considerations also mandate an expanded scope of practice. This scope includes: pericardiocentesis, tube thoracostomy, esharotomy, and a variety of surgical airway techniques.

February 15, 2012 – July 31, 2014 DynCorp International Flight/SAR Medic DynCorp International/United States Embassy, Iraq

Provide flight medical support for the U.S. Department of State, Bureau for Diplomatic Security, under oversight from the Bureau for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs Office of Aviation in the Republic of Iraq. During flight operations and on duty requirements included but not limited to provided health care services to patients under the direction and responsibility of a Physician Assistant, Physician, or Nurse Practitioner medical support as a flight medic during aero medical evacuations utilizing the UH1N, and S61, examines patients, performs physical exams, and compiles medical data, including health history, performs therapeutic procedures, such as injections, immunizations, management of infection, EKG’s, etc. Also rendered direct patient care, including assessing, diagnosing, planning, prescribing pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment of health problems, health promotion, and preventative care. Applied scientific knowledge to human treatment responses to actual or potential health problems. Documented and maintained patient records of services. Instrumental in employee training and orientation programs. Planed and prepared for aero medical evacuation missions, including coordinating with operational mission planners for the safe evacuation of the patients from the originating mission to the destination facility.

October 8, 2007– February 14, 2012 Personal Security Specialist /Medic

DynCorp International Camp Butler, Victory Base, Baghdad, Iraq

As a member of a Personal Security Specialist Team, and close protection detail utilizing both standard and low pro duties, I am responsible for all clients, and team members’ medical issues including all Medical Evacuation procedures, during missions in Iraq. During non-missions days I am responsible for all Medical training including and not limited to emergency ground and air operations utilizing armored suburban’s, HUMV, and MH-60S Seahawk Helicopters with approximately 96hrs, of flight time to include treatment to all team members in the PSD program. I was also placed on the DynCorp PSD training team as the medical instructor for the DOS program.

September 15, 2008-November 13, 2010 Emergency Medical Technician Instructor

Central Texas College (Camp Victory Lead Instructor)

As the lead EMT instructor for the Camp Victory, Iraq, I was in charge of up to 20 students for the duration of instruction of the EMT Basic Course. On completion of the course I was in charge of the testing of students for the National Registry Exam for EMTs.

June 2, 2006 - October 7, 2007

SGT Firefighter/ Paramedic, Clayton County S.W.A.T Team Medic Clayton County, GA

As a member of being a firefighter/paramedic, I have been trained in firefighting, vehicle extrication, and numerous triage situations and in charge of an ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support) Unit. Responsibilities of this Unit included fire suppression, rescue and treating injured patients in various areas; both inside and outside environments with the utilization of both ground, and air transport. Air includes utilizing both Euro copter AS-350 “A Star”, and the Bell-402 “Ranger”. As part of the Clayton County S.W.A.T team I am responsible for all medical emergencies involved in all SWAT entry calls, including no knock warrants, hostage situations and CCPs through out the Clayton County, and Metro Atlanta GA areas of operation.

January 2, 2005- June 2, 2006

Operation Iraqi Freedom III

United States Army

As a medical team leader and squad leader in the Co C 148th FSB, 48th BCT, 3rd ID, I was responsible for the training in medical treatment, CQB training, convoy operations, and setting up the TMC at Camp Stryker Iraq.

I was responsible for setting up one of the first Level II trauma stations in Mahmudiyah and Yusufiyah, Iraq and maintaining medical support for units in the surrounding area utilizing both ground (HUMV)and air (UH60 Blackhawks) evacuations for wounded personnel.

As a team leader in charge of the MITT (Military Iraqi Training Team) Team, I was responsible for teaching CLS (Combat Life Saver) skills to over 500 Iraqi Army troops, as well as MITT Team patrols with Iraqi Army personnel.

February 2003- September 2003

Operation Iraqi Freedom I - BIAP/Camp Slayer Baghdad, Iraq

United States Army

ISG (Iraqi Survey Group), DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency), and JCMEC (Joint Coalitions Munitions Exploitations Command)

As a member of Co H 121st INF (ABN ) (LRS) unit, I was placed as a medic in charge of the health and well being of all Co H soldiers and over 200 coalition forces including training both Combat Life Saver, Advanced Life Support and Trauma procedures.

As a Long Range Surveillance Team medic, I have over 90 combat missions, the most in the company, and was instrumental treating illnesses, and injuries to U.S., coalition, and Iraqi citizens during Operation Iraqi Freedom.

As a Team medic, I was in charge of obtaining and using various medical supplies including medications.

As a Team member, I was involved with ISG, DIA, JCMEC and missions locating numerous munitions sites and possibly WMD sites. Missions include CQB, site security, close perimeter protection, surveillance/counter surveillance, route and site reconnaissance, and EOD/UXO procedures, ground and air operations using (HUMV), UH60 Blackhawks, and CH 47 Chinook Helicopters.

September 11, 2001- September 2002

Security Team

United States Army

Member of six-man Long Range Surveillance Team responsible for securing the Confederate Avenue State Complex, Atlanta Georgia.

Acted as a liaison between our security team and many state and federal agencies to include: Georgia State Patrol, FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency), GEMA (Georgia Emergency Management Agency), DOD (Department of Defense), GBI (Georgia Bureau of Investigation) and the Office of the Governor.

Instrumental as a team medic in training approximately thirty team members in CLS (Combat Life Saver) and PHTLS (Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support).

Instrumental in developing the medical SOP for the security team to include becoming the Governor of Georgia Security Team during emergency situations. Performed cross training exercises with Georgia State Patrol SWAT Team and other law enforcement agencies including attending GBI car bomb detection classes.

September 1996- January 2005

Long Range Surveillance Assistant Team Leader

United States Army

Company H 121st INF (ABN) (LRS) Fort Gillem/Ft Benning, Georgia

As an assistant team leader, I was responsible for assisting in planning and execution through all phases of each mission.

Accountable for weapons and equipment valued at $85,000.

Performed duties of scout/assistant team leader on numerous missions and exercises.

Assisted in developing SOPs for separate LRS teams.

Placed as company medic and influential in teaching both Combat Life Saver and Advanced Trauma Life Support to all company LRS teams.

Medic for 4th Ranger Training Battalion LRS Leaders course, and Pre-Ranger course.

OtherSkills

• Typing

• Microsoft Word

• Microsoft Excel

• Microsoft PowerPoint

• Records Management

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