Patrick M. Hendrickson

Phone 515-***-**** **** Eastlake Drive

Midland, GA 31820

acx36d@r.postjobfree.com

Education

**** - **** ********** ** ******** Medical Center (UNMC)

Interservice Physician Assistant Program (IPAP)

Physician Assistant Program, FT Benning, Columbus, GA

M.S., Physician Assistant Studies, Anticipated February 2017

Masters Project:

Current Advancements in the Understanding and Treatment of Combat-Related Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: A literature review was performed with the assistance of the U.S. Army Medical Department Center and School. Article selection was focused on literature related to the treatment, prevention, pharmacology, and pathophysiology of PTSD. A total of 15 articles were included in the literature review to detail the current therapies and explain areas of future research related to PTSD. The purpose of the research review was to evaluate the prevalence of PTSD within the United States military and identify the symptoms, therapies, and current research associated with combat-related PTSD.

Clinical Rotations:

Radiology Martin Army Community Hospital 1 week

Psychiatry/Behavioral Health Martin Army Community Hospital 3 weeks

Ophthalmology Martin Army Community Hospital 2 weeks

Otolaryngology / Allergy Martin Army Community Hospital 4 weeks

Dermatology Martin Army Community Hospital 4 weeks

Anesthesia Martin Army Community Hospital 1 week

Urology Martin Army Community Hospital 1 week

Surgery Martin Army Community Hospital 3 weeks

Obstetrics/Gynecology Martin Army Community Hospital 4 weeks

Polypharmacy Martin Army Community Hospital 1 week

Neurology Martin Army Community Hospital 1 week

Internal Medicine Martin Army Community Hospital 4 weeks

Orthopedics Martin Army Community Hospital 6 weeks

Pediatrics Martin Army Community Hospital 5 weeks

Family Medicine Martin Army Community Hospital 4 weeks

Emergency Medicine Martin Army Community Hospital 2 weeks

Emergency Medicine Elective Martin Army Community Hospital 160 + hours

Proficient in:

Venipuncture, initiation of intravenous infusions, placement of NG tubes, obtaining and interpretation of EKGs, aseptic and isolation techniques, collection of cultures, CPR, placement of catheters, Papanicolaou cytology smears, wound care and dressing changes, closure of wounds via suture, staples, and dermabond, administration and prescription of medications.

Experience in:

Examination of eyes using fluoroscein staining, incision and drainage, removal of ocular foreign bodies, casting and splinting, cardiac defibrillation, assisted respiration, endoscopy, colonoscopy, endotracheal intubation, insertion and removal of chest tubes, lumbar puncture, and bronchoscopy.

2014 - 2015 University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC)

Interservice Physician Assistant Program (IPAP)

Physician Assistant Program, San Antonio, TX

Bachelor of Science, Physician Assistant Studies, December 2015

Courses Taken:

Anatomy and Physiology I and II Pharmacology I, II, and III

Biochemistry Radiology

Microbiology Psychiatry

Clinical Laboratory EKG

Med Law / Ethics Endocrinology

Pathology Patient Evaluation I and II

Orthopedics Pulmonary

Gastroenterology Cardiology

Pediatrics Neurology

Hematology / Oncology Surgery

Dermatology Obstetrics / Gynecology

Emergency Medicine Infectious Diseases

Genitourinary Otolaryngology / Ophthalmology

Gerontology / Rheumatology PA Professional Issues

2007 - 2010 Drake University, Des Moines, IA

Bachelor of Science, Biology, May 2010

Dean’s List, 2008-2010

Courses Taken:

Biology with Lab Military Team Building

Chemistry with Lab Professional Officer

Human Genetics Leadership Technique

Comparative Anatomy with Lab Statistics

Organic Chemistry with Lab Mammalian Physiology

Advanced Molecular Life Science

Employment Summary

2014-Present U.S. Army Interservice Physician Assistant Student San Antonio, TX

Assigned as a PA student to the Interservice Physician Assistant Program (IPAP) whose primary

role was to become a highly competent, compassionate PA that models integrity, strives for

leadership excellence, and is committed to an occupation of lifelong learning. Expected to function

as a Physician Assistant and Army professional at all times.

2013-2014 U.S. Army Executive Officer Carroll, IA

Assigned as the Executive Officer of a 131 soldier infantry rifle company, consisting of 3 rifle platoons

and a headquarters section. Responsible for assisting the commander in training to include the

assurance of combat readiness, retention, welfare, morale, conduct, and force protection of the

company. Supervised and oversaw the commander’s maintenance, supply, and logistical programs to

ensure a high state of readiness for the company. Required to stand-in as Company commander in

his absence.

2008-2013 U.S. Army Infantry Platoon Leader Carroll, IA

Assigned as a Platoon Leader of a 30 soldier infantry rifle platoon, consisting of 2 infantry rifle squads, a heavy weapons squad, and a headquarters section. Responsible for the planning, implementation, and evaluation of training for a 30 soldier infantry platoon. Accountable for over $19,000,000 of organic and theatre provided equipment while deployed to Afghanistan in 2011. Also, as platoon leader, responsible for the tactical employment of the platoon as a whole in full spectrum and counter-insurgency operations while deployed to Afghanistan in 2011.

2001-2008 U.S. Army Medic Johnston, IA

Assigned as the Medical Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) of an organization consisting

of 30 soldiers. Supervised and provided medical treatment primarily as the first responder to all 30

soldiers assigned to the organization. Responsible for the scheduling of yearly physicals and

preservation of yearly immunizations for all 30 soldiers. Assigned as the primary instructor for BLS

and Combat Lifesaver training. Provided life-saving care to multiple soldiers and civilians while

deployed to Iraq in 2003. While deployed, responsible for obtaining a full patient history, conducting a

physical exam, and developing an appropriate treatment plan and disposition for patients at sick call.

Assisted in multiple minor surgeries to include: laceration repair, lipoma removal, foreign body

extraction, toe nail removal, incision and drainage of wound infections, curettage of superficial

lesions, and burn debridement.

Scholarships

• 2007-2010, Mary Collier Baker Adult Scholarship

• 2007-2010, Phi Theta Kappa Achievement Award Scholarship

• 2007-2010, Army ROTC Scholarship

• 2009-2010, Drake Alumni Association Scholarship

Academic Honors and Awards

• 2008-2010, Drake University Dean’s List Distinction

• 2010, Drake University Cum Laude Graduate

U.S. Army Decorations and Awards

• Army Commendation Medal (3rd Award)

• Army Achievement Medal (2nd Award)

• Good Conduct Medal

• Army Reserve Component Achievement Medal (2nd Award)

• National Defense Service Medal

• Iraq Campaign Medal with 2 campaign stars

• Afghanistan Campaign Medal with 2 campaign stars

• NATO Afghanistan Service Medal

• Global War on Terrorism Service Medal

• Humanitarian Service Medal

• Armed Forces Reserve Medal w/ M Device and 10-Year Device - Bronze

• NCO Professional Development Ribbon w/ 2 Device

• Army Service Ribbon

• Overseas Service Ribbon

• Meritorious Unit Commendation

• Combat Infantryman Badge

• Parachutist Badge

• Air Assault Badge

• Pathfinder Badge

• Canadian Parachutist Badge

Certifications

• 2017 (Pending), Certification by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants

• 2016, Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)

• 2016, Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)

• 2016, HIPAA Privacy Act Certification

• 2015, Basic Life Support for Health Care Providers

Professional Memberships

• 2014 - Present, Student Member, Interservice Physician Assistant Society (IPAS)

• 2010 - Present, Member, Iowa National Guard Officer’s Association

• 2008 - Present, Member, National Infantry Association, Iowa Chapter

Volunteer Experience

• 2016, Northern Little League Baseball Coach, Midland, GA

• 2013-2015, Broadlawns Medical Center Foundation – Tea for Two Benefit for Birthing Center

Computer Skills

Computer charting and data entry, AHLTA, Essentris, CHCS, Impax, Word, Excel, Power Point

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