Medical Technician

Employment History

-Six year US Navy Veteran, I have occupied many leadership roles in various theatres with

many different missions. I am flexible, mission orientated and highly dedicated to cause.

-January 2009 to August 2010.

Leading Petty Officer, Emergency Department US Naval Hospital Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

- Managed $1.4 million of health care equipment items.

- Provided hands on Emergency Medical Technician training, guidance and

leadership for 15 junior staff members.

- Ensured inventory of medical supplies for two clinics with an annual operating

budget of $35,000.00 a year.

- Staffed two full time emergency care clinics, ensured mission readiness of six

ambulances.

- Appointed by the Hospital’s Board of Directors for Senior Enlisted Representative

where I reported weekly on matters within the enlisted community.

- Effectually led staff through Joint Commission Survey with a 0 discrepancy

inspection.

March 2007- Dec 2009

General Duty Hospital Corpsman, Leading Petty Officer Marine Aviation Logistics Support

Group, Camp Pendleton, California.

- Reported to Commanding officers daily reports of medical readiness, sick and

injured list delinquent vaccinations, immunizations and other healthcare

discrepancies.

- Assisted unit detachments in immunizations, inoculations and pre deployment

health needs in preparations for deployments.

- Screened sick-call patients, wrote SOAP notes and performed minor procedures.

- Worked with little to no supervision at many times.

- Provide medical direction for two junior staff members.

- Screened health records for errors, ensured immunization history was accurate and

up to date.

Feb 2006- Feb 2007

General Duty Hospital Corpsman, Field Medical Technician, Advanced Tactics Special

Operation Group Medic Habbiniyah, Iraq

- Developed medical training and care under fire scenarios for 70-80 Iraqi Army

students

- Trained on room clearing, advanced marksmanship, rocket propelled grenades, AK-

47, M16, M4, 9mm pistols, shotguns, reconnaissance and surveillance tactics.

- Sole medical provider for 14 US Marines and over 700 Iraqi Army students,

provided first aid for wounded, daily sick-call and maintained health records,

medical readiness and ensured current up to date immunizations, inoculations and

vaccinations.

Education

- Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician (Basic).

- Currently enrolled with Columbia College with a 3.75 Grade point average.

- Hospital Corpsman Field Medical Training (8weeks)

- Hospital Corpsman Basic School (16 weeks)

- United States Navy Basic Recruit Training

- Professional Association of Diving Instructors Rescue, Night, Advanced,

Underwater Navigation, and Basic Diver.

Accreditations and Licenses

- Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician (Basic).

- Basic Life Support and First Aid.

- Professional Association of Diving Instructor Rescue Diver.

References

-Dr. Babak Boroujerdi currently working at Orlando Hospital- EMS Director, Physician,

Emergency Department at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

cell 407-***-**** email abi5qd@r.postjobfree.com

-Dr. Mark Douglas at Navy Medical Center San Diego, CA- Unit Medical Officer Marine

Aviation Logistics Support Group, Camp Pendleton, CA

cell 619-***-****.

-Kirsten Anderson RN, Balboa Health Center, San Diego, CA- Nurse 2 East

Ward US Naval Hospital Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

cell 619-***-**** .

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