Medical Manager
Resume:
Steven Thompson
Apartment 407
Wheaton, MD 20902
Mobile: 202-***-****
Email: **********@***.**********.***
Available: 1 October 2010
DESIRED LOCATIONS
US-OH-Cincinnati
US-OH-Dayton
US-OH-Middletown
WORK EXPERIENCE
HHC Warrior Transition Brigade 10/2008 - Present Washington, District Of Columbia
Operations NCO
Schedule, review curriculum, and coordinate all actions associated with the training of all new wounded
warriors. Help develop the curriculum used to train new staff members supporting the WTB. Schedule
and coordinate events involving the WTB. Leads staff charged with the development/coordination of the
WTB plans, policies, procedures, directives, and related documents to ensure completion within
established periods. Based on instruction provided by the Brigade S3 and Command Staff, distributes
planning guidance and installation policies to WTB and subordinate units. Maintains contact with
WRAMC counterpart planners to remain abreast of planning requirements. Coordinates with WTB staff
and subordinate units to ensure sufficient, accurate, and appropriate support is provided to mission
functions of Garrison, Medical Center Brigade, WRAMC, and tenant activities. Also, coordinates with
tenant activities of the above listed units to ensure sufficient, accurate, and appropriate support to the
WTB. Maintains the ability and understanding necessary to operate and use information, obtained from
various on-line systems, interfacing with other Army systems, to support other functions of WTB.
Current working knowledge of contingency planning and execution of regulations, policies, operating
procedures, and the mission, functions and unique nature of operations of the WTB, other US Army
Garrison, MCB, and hospital staff agencies and tenant organizations assigned to WRAMC. Operates the
NIPRNet (Non-secure Internet Protocol Router Network) classified computer system. Oversees and
coordinates activities of personnel to ensure a safe and healthy work environment. Coordinates all job-
related Safety and Health training for the WTB and supporting units and ensures all training is completed
in a timely manner. Meets weekly with personnel in formulating administrative and operational policies
and procedures in regards to operation safety. Provides detailed information to all WTB and supporting
units on the Government policies and regulations in the areas of safety, health, hazardous material, fire
prevention, and environmental, as they pertain to the operations of the brigade. Implements, and
maintains written guidelines and standard procedures necessary for the safe accomplishment of
operations. Investigates injuries and accidents and prepares reports as needed. Enforces compliance of
operations personnel with administrative policies, procedures, safety rules, and governmental regulations.
Has working knowledge of general administrative practices and procedures used to interpret and apply
basic standards, criteria, and operating instructions to specific unsafe acts and conditions. Apply principal
inspection and survey techniques in identifying occupational hazards and to determine elements giving
rise to mishaps. Chair WTB OPSEC working group and WTB Safety Committee. WRAMC Anti-
terrorism and OPSEC Working Groups Member. WRAMC Safety Committee member.
130th Military Police Company 5/2006 - 10/2008 Camp Bondsteel, Kosovo
Military Police Operations NCO
Managed personnel in planning, briefing, leading the execution, and debriefing of all tactical missions
within our area of operation. Briefed commander and staff daily in regards to past, present and future
operations by providing interpretations and guidance for resolving issues involving risk, infrastructure
and quality requirements issues. Explain results, gave recommendations on various aspects of
contingency planning and execution, and associated actions. Lead and operated the SECRET Internet
Protocol Router Network (SIPRNET) classified computer system in support of the unit. Supported the
130th as the Unit Safety Program Manager. Member of the KFOR Safety Council. Met with personnel in
formulating administrative and operational policies and procedures in regards to operation safety.
Provided detailed information to all supporting units on the Government policies and regulations in the
areas of safety, health, hazardous material, fire prevention, and environmental, as they pertain to the
operations of the brigade. Implemented, and maintained written guidelines and standard procedures
necessary for the safe accomplishment of operations. Investigates injuries and accidents and prepares
reports as needed. Enforced compliance of operations personnel with administrative policies, procedures,
safety rules, and governmental regulations. Had working knowledge of general administrative practices
and procedures used to interpret and apply basic standards, criteria, and operating instructions to specific
unsafe acts and conditions. Applied principal inspection and survey techniques in identifying
occupational hazards and to determine elements giving rise to mishaps as necessary. Had working
knowledge of basic safety and occupational health principles, common hazards and protective measures,
including safety devices. Senior custom inspector and coordinator
GUARDSMARK, LLC 5/2006 - 6/2007 Memphis, Tennessee US
Security Supervisor
Supervised guard personnel in their duties related to the protection of Children's Research Hospital by
preventing unauthorized access to facilities, materials, and information. Enforced specialized policies for
restricted areas where there was the potential for significant breach of security and compromise of patient
safety. Performed safety inspections along with hazard and security analysis. Created reports in regards
to all inspections as needed. Distributed and balanced workload among employees to facilitate timely
accomplishment of assigned workload. Operated automated security systems to include CCTV, intrusion
detection and alarm/ electronic monitoring systems. Maintained records, prepared
journals/blotters/reports, and reviewed police reports for clarity, legibility, and accuracy.
HHC 3-15th Infantry Battalion 1/2004 - 4/2006 Fort Stewart, Georgia US
Senior Treatment Squad Leader
Subject Matter Expert for all medical operations related to tactical missions. Advanced Trauma Life
Support team leader for battle and non-battle patients. Managed medic personnel charged with the
development/coordination of the medical clinic's plans, policies, procedures, directives, and related
documents to ensure completion within established periods supporting a 900-person battalion. Trained,
mentor and counseled 35 medics associated with battalion. Triage NCOIC for several multi-casualty
situations. Managed entire fleet associated with unit. Managed the operations of combat medical facility.
Interpreted and applied of technical materials, rules, regulations, and processes related to military health
care system. Managed and identified actions to be taken in accomplishing assigned work within
established periods in an environment of changing issues, requirements, and situations. Conducted
medical records reviews in conjunction with SRP teams to identify disqualifying conditions for mobility;
ensures monthly readiness/immunization reports are generated and distributed to units. Accessed
MEDPROS to assess individual’s medical readiness status. Assisted with public health functions as
necessary and required. Administered immunizations as required to maintain deployable status.
HHC 2-37th Armored Battalion 1/2001 - 12/2003 Friedberg, Hessen Germany
Evacuation NCO
Subject Matter Expert for all medical operations related to tactical missions. Lead medic for a company
of over 60 personnel during tactical procedures. Trained, mentor and counseled medic personnel
supporting the company. Advised commander on all health and preventive medicine matters related to the
unit. Supervisor for a security detail for a foreign ministry building in combat zone. Conducted medical
records reviews in conjunction with SRP teams to identify disqualifying conditions for mobility; ensures
monthly readiness/immunization reports are generated and distributed to units. Accessed MEDPROS to
assess individual’s medical readiness status. Assisted with public health functions as necessary and
required. Administered immunizations as required to maintain deployable status.
B Company 261st Area Support Medical Battalion 12/1998 - 12/2000 Fort Bragg, North Carolina US
Treatment Squad Leader
Advanced Trauma Life Support team leader for battle and non-battle patients. Managed medic personnel
charged with the development/coordination of the medical clinic's plans, policies, procedures, directives,
and related documents to ensure completion within established periods supporting a operational area
associated with an assigned footprint. Trained, mentor and counseled 10 medics associated with
battalion. Triage NCOIC for several multi-casualty situations. Managed vehicles associated with unit.
Conducted medical records reviews in conjunction with SRP teams to identify disqualifying conditions
for mobility; ensures monthly readiness/immunization reports are generated and distributed to units.
Accessed MEDPROS to assess individual’s medical readiness status. Assisted with public health
functions as necessary and required. Administered immunizations as required to maintain deployable
status. Administers audiograms during physicals.
HHC 1-66th Armored Battalion 5/1997 - 12/1998 Fort Hood, Texas US
Evacuation Team Leader
Subject Matter Expert for all medical operations related to tactical missions. Lead medic for a company
of over 60 personnel during tactical procedures. Trained, mentor and counseled medic personnel
supporting the company. Advised commander on all health and preventive medicine matters related to the
unit. Conducted medical records reviews in conjunction with SRP teams to identify disqualifying
conditions for mobility; ensures monthly readiness/immunization reports are generated and distributed to
units. Accessed MEDPROS to assess individual’s medical readiness status. Assisted with public health
functions as necessary and required. Administered immunizations as required to maintain deployable
status.
Bravo Battery 3-1st Field Artillery 2/1995 - 5/1997 Fort Stewart, Georgia US
Unit Armor
Supported the unit is ensuring all weapons in inventory were maintained and were accounted for
accurately by ensuring all were signed in and out appropriately. Oversaw all keys assigned within the unit
were logged and accounted for. Coordinated with higher organizations for the timely and accurate repair
of all weapons in inventory. Assigned to transport hazardous materials as necessary. Combat vehicle
driver of over 5000 accident free miles.
EDUCATION
University of Maryland University College Adelphia, Maryland US
101 Semester Hours Completed Major: Homeland Security
GPA: 3.8 out of 4.0
JOB RELATED TRAINING
Anti-terrorism Level one Training
OPSEC Fundamentals
OPSEC & Web Risk Assessment
OPSEC Analysis & Program Management
Security Managers Course
Customs Border Clearance Agency Training
Incident Command System Through Advanced
Continuity of Operations (COOP) Awareness Course
Introduction to Continuity of Operations
Continuity of Operations (COOP) Manager
National Incident Management System (NIMS) an Introduction
National Response Framework, an Introduction
Hazard Communications Awareness
Hazard Communications Course
Safety Officers Course
Applied Ergonomics Course
Supervisor Safety Course
Additional Duty Safety Course (ADSC)
Operations Security Officer Level II
USAREUR Safety Officer/NCO Course
Additional Duty Safety Course (ADSC)
ADSO/CDSO Training Course
Supervisor's Safety Course
Composite Risk Management Course
Basic Non-Commissioned Officers Course
Army Center for Substance Abuse Programs Unit Prevention Leader (UPL) Certification Training
Program
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Combat Medical Badge
Wheeled Vehicle Driver’s Badge
Microsoft Office - Intermediate
Currently hold a Secret Clearance- Have held up to a Top Secret
Part of development team for Post Anti-terrorism Plan
Chair for development team for Brigade OPSEC Policy
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