Physician Assistant Medical

Sean Michael Kiely

****************@*****.*** ***7 O’Reilly Rd

Fort Bragg, NC 28310

*** – 590 – 8393 (Cell)

EDUCATION:

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, Omaha, NE May 2016 - October 2018

Master of Physician Assistant Studies, Alpha Pi Honors Society (Top 5%)

Bachelor of Science, Physician Assistant Studies, Alpha Pi Honors Society (Top 5%)

COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS, Worcester, MA May 2009

Bachelor of Arts, English Literature and Philosophy, Cum Laude

Awarded Holy Cross Scholarship/HC Club GAA Scholarship:

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT/COVID-19 EMPLOYMENT:

Physician Assistant, Captain, Family Medicine Clinic, Womack Hospital, Fort Bragg, NC April 2019-Present

Operated as an independent medical provider in Military clinic setting on peer with MDs: assessing, diagnosing, and treating 50-80 patients per week in a variety of specialties including during COVID pandemic operations.

Proficient in: Nasal swabbing, contact tracing, suturing, wound care, local anesthesia, needle decompression, splinting and casting, joint injections of knee/shoulder, IV placement, skin procedures including cryotherapy/biopsy, abscess incision and drainage, nail removal, eye exam including fluorescein stain and Wood’s lamp, pelvic exam and PAP sampling, spinal immobilization, and interpretation of EKGs.

COVID Response Team Physician Assistant, 44th Medical Brigade, Eskan Village, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia March 2020-July 2020

Led a Public Heath team to contact trace, triage, assess, swab, and quarantine/follow-up patient care for a team of over 1000 military service-members in a deployed environment during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Operated day-to-day as a clinical provider for non-COVID medical needs on a daily clinic schedule of 40 hours a week.

Physician Assistant, Emergency Medical Operations Fort Polk, LA July 2019-August 2019

Operated as an independent medical provider in ER Role 1 clinic setting for Military pre-deployment training operations: assessing, diagnosing, and treating 1000 patients over the summer rotation with a special focus on heat injuries/allergic skin reactions to plants.

Other Employment/Volunteer Positions:

Sergeant, Non-Commissioned Officer 68W (Combat Medic), United States Army Spring 2012-Summer 2015

Served as a Medical Site Training Instructor for combat medic recertification and job proficiency training, teaching and leading over 1500 Soldiers in emergency medicine and battlefield trauma instruction and scenarios.

Managed, counseled, and led Soldiers day-to-day to fulfill enlisted objectives of training Soldiers in fitness and combat readiness.

Director of Social Ministry, Jesuit Volunteer Corps of America, St. Louis, MO Fall 2009-Summer 2010

Organized, managed, and operated a volunteer outreach program for homeless and disadvantaged individuals in need of IDs and Birth Certificates, serving 100-120 people a week.

Gathered, recruited, trained, and supported 30 non-paid volunteers for the program.

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