Phlebotomist
Resume:
LONNIE CHANDIS ALFORD
Murrells Inlet SC 29576
POSITION
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE October 2000 / 2003 Grove Resource Solutions, Inc., Frederick, Maryland. Provides on-site technical support to the Naval Medical Information Management Center (NMIMC), Bethesda, Maryland. As a Senior Systems Engineer, Mr. Alford provides communication and information management tasks onboard the Navy’s Fleet of CVN’s, LHD’s, LHA’s, AE’s and shore facilities. In this role, as Technical lead he performs telemedicine applications helpdesk support and technical advice to support management decision-making, life cycle planning, and standards requirements development. The Naval Telemedicine helpdesk, technical, and systems support includes addressing the operational Telemedicine requirements of forward-deployed platforms, as well as fixed facilities. Mr. Alford’s responsibilities include equipment testing, troubleshooting, installation, repair, and problem resolution of all Telemedicine and related hardware and software. Specific telecommunications support includes technical assistance and determination of operational and technical requirements. Specific Operational Medicine and Joint Support Directorate Help Desk support includes both administrative and project management tasks. Mr. Alford is responsible for database development and maintenance, preparation of briefings and reports, and representation at key meetings. His responsibilities also include performing the formal development of training plans, standard operating procedures (SOP), instruction, and analysis of user training effectiveness.
April 1997 to September 2000: Old Dominion Systems Incorporated of Maryland, Germantown, Maryland. Provided on-site support services to the Naval Medical Information Management Center (NMIMC), Bethesda, Maryland and Johns Hopkins APL Laurel, Maryland. As a Senior Systems Engineer, Mr. Alford performed technical and systems functions, telemedicine applications helpdesk support and technical advice to support management decision-making, life cycle planning, and standards and requirements development. He addressed the operational Telemedicine requirements of forward-deployed platforms, as well as fixed facilities. Mr. Alford’s responsibilities also included equipment testing, troubleshooting, and installation and problem resolution of Telemedicine and related hardware and software. He was responsible for the development and execution of training plans and guidelines, operating procedures (SOP), training requirements, instruction, and analysis of user training effectiveness. He maintained an inventory of Naval Telemedicine equipment and helpdesk databases. The tracking database included the monitoring of equipment warrantees and Life Cycle Management (LCM). In addition, Mr. Alford supported the NTBO in providing documentation, in-process reviews, and other routine and special briefings and presentations (hardcopy, electronic, and verbal) relevant to the Technical Support Center. Mr. Alford provided telemedicine support aboard naval vessels, military treatment facilities, related military, or support technical laboratories throughout the world as required.
1993 to 1995: Naval Hospital, Charleston, South Carolina Navy Chief Petty Officer
Managed a multi-faceted internal medicine ward as leading Chief Petty Officer
Direct customer service representative with an outstanding record for “getting the job done” under time-line management.
Prior military service classification includes (HM 8541 Respiratory Therapist) in clinical care specialties.
Command Civilian Personnel Officer
Lonnie Chandis Alford
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Naval Hospital (Cont’d)
Military experience includes the use of high tech patient care devices and all aspects of health care.
While active duty completed special tour of duty as leading petty officer with operational forces in support of shipboard medical department in clinical patient care.
1993: Internal Medicine Clinic
Leading Chief Petty Officer /Supervisor/Clinic Manager
1977 to 1992: Naval Hospital (various) while serving as a hospital corpsman responsible for all aspects of patient care. Assigned as phlebotomist for all morning lab draws for three patient wards.
Hospital Corpsman/ Respiratory Therapist /Cardiopulmonary/
Hospital corpsman performed all aspects of patient care, monitor patients, place IV’s, administer medication oral and IV, draw all blood work, perform EKG’s, and documented all care in patients’ chart.
Responsible for all aspects of Respiratory Therapy and Cardiopulmonary, Critical Care Respiratory Therapy that required direct intervention patient care in radiology, operating rooms and outpatient/inpatient services.
Technical experience providing administrative/clinical care including the use of commercial and government off-the-shelf system including standard word processing, database, visual presentation, spread sheet system software.
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION / SEMINARS
1975: Respiratory Therapy
1975: Navy Hospital Corpsman School
1979: Cardiopulmonary technician Certification
1992: Financial Management Course
1992: Management Fundamentals for Senior Leaders Course
2001: AGFA Field Service Repair School
2002: Fuji Field Service School
2002: Kodak Service Repair School
2002: DeJarnette Field Repair Training
PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATIONS / AWARDS
Cardiopulmonary Certification
AGFA Field Service Certification
Kodak Field Service Certification
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