Adrian Monroe Email & Phone Number

With a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Seattle Pacific University, I am currently transitioning out of the Navy where I spent the last 6 1/2 years as a Hospital Corpsman. While in the Navy, I honed my expertise in cross-functional team leadership and critical thinking under austere conditions. My core competencies lie in designing and executing critical medical care protocols and training programs that have significantly exceeded organizational standards.The organization has benefitted from my ability to manage complex logistical challenges, including a $2.8M budget and medical supply inventory, ensuring seamless operations during global health crises. My commitment to excellence is reflected in successfully boosting overall unit competency while preparing units for deployment. I bring diverse perspectives and a dedication to fostering a culture of preparedness and resilience within our teams.

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  Hospital Corpsman

  Us Navy

  Feb 2018 - Aug 2024 - North Carolina, United States

  -Oversaw 60 Marines as the sole medical provider; conducting routine and emergency medical care in high-stress and austere environments.-Designed and implemented training plan in battlefield medicine, leading to certification of over 225 Marines, exceeding the Marine Corps standard by 200%.-Managed a combined budget and inventory of equipment and supplies valued at $2.8M, ensuring critical care to patients was unimpeded during supply chain issues due to the COVID-19… Show more -Oversaw 60 Marines as the sole medical provider; conducting routine and emergency medical care in high-stress and austere environments.-Designed and implemented training plan in battlefield medicine, leading to certification of over 225 Marines, exceeding the Marine Corps standard by 200%.-Managed a combined budget and inventory of equipment and supplies valued at $2.8M, ensuring critical care to patients was unimpeded during supply chain issues due to the COVID-19 pandemic.-Spearheaded budget rework in partnership with local Federal Fire and Emergency Medical Services to increase budget by $150K, ensuring 18 ambulances were fully stocked with supplies to cover 3,720 square miles.-Overhauled Emergency Room supply from legacy supply ordering system to modern system, identifying and correcting a budget shortage of $150K to ensure proper funding for the ER.-Provided critical bedside treatment to more than 4500 emergency patients while receiving 100% satisfaction rating on patient surveys.-Innovated curbside COVID-19 screening tent, conducting temperature checks and verbal interviews for over 7500 patients leading to the mitigation of the spread of COVID-19 within the hospital by 80%. Show less

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  Seattle Pacific University

  Political Science And Government