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United States

United States

Southwest Asia

-Commanded (140) Marines, (18) military occupational specialties and (9) direct reports.-Maintained accountability, welfare and discipline. -Mentored and developed leaders through building relationships, listening, and providing constructive feedback.-Conducted planning, coordination, tough realistic training, and operations according to mission essential tasks and assigned requirements.-Coordinated with outside entities to acquire materials, coordinate support, and execute training. -Prepared, trained, and led the company in a chaotic, uncertain, mentally, and physically demanding environments for sustained operations. -Maintained accountability for, employed, managed, and maintained over (312) equipment sets valued at over $9 million. -Conducted risk management and unit training management to ensure safe execution of events while also ensuring mission accomplishment. -Employed small arms, military explosives, heavy equipment, motor vehicles, power tools, water purification systems, generators, environmental control units, and maintenance capabilities. -Made operational and training recommendations to superiors. -Conducted field exercises, small arms qualifications, and all annual qualifications.-Conducted confirmation briefs and live fire briefs prior to critical events.

-Led and employed (73) personnel with (18) different military occupational specialties, and (7) direct reports, spread across (3) countries.-Mentored and developed leaders through building relationships, listening, and providing constructive feedback.-Conducted planning, coordination, training, and operations according to mission essential tasks and assigned mission sets. -Maintained accountability for, employed, managed, and maintained (212) equipment sets valued at over $7.2 million. -Conducted and safely executed risk management for all training and operations. -Employed small arms, military explosives, heavy equipment, motor vehicles, power tools, water purification systems, generators, environmental control units, field kitchens, unmanned aerial surveillance, maintenance, and additive manufacturing capabilities. -Planned, coordinated, and safely executed field exercises focused on assigned mission sets in preparation for deployment.-Deployed teams to evaluate and conduct strategic engagements with military partner nations. -Increased the capabilities of the force through coordinating internal and external training opportunities and advanced courses. -Led innovation through managing and creatively employing an additive manufacturing capability that saved money and decreased supply chain dependence. -Planned and coordinated the logistical sustainment of personnel, equipment, and missions. -Developed Evacuation Control Center Standard Operating Procedures and led force personnel in the successful execution of the deployment certification exercises. -Made recommendations for the employment of personnel and equipment for the execution of exercises, crisis response and assigned missions. -Planned, coordinated, and led pre-deployment site surveys to multiple countries. -Developed and coordinated, with U.S. Embassy teams, joint services, international militaries and governments, projects valued at over $1.5 million.

New Orleans, Louisiana, United States

-Led (3) direct reports with (3) differnt specialties.-Mentored and developed leaders.-Developed, planned, and implemented a deployment framework for the force. -Updated and developed a deployment manning document with coordination between (42) units scattered across the United States. -Coordinated all efforts with Marine Forces South, 4th Marine Logistics Group and Marine Forces Reserve.-Planned and coordinated force wide timelines, international travel, and official messaging. -Developed feasibility of support for pre-activation requirements.-Coordinated and executed multi-country international travel for a team of (30) personnel prior to deployment.-Represented the force, in briefs, meetings, and events, to higher commands. -Provided recommendations to commanding officers.

-Supervised the daily operations and training of (156) Marines, (18) military occupational specialties, with (4) direct reports.-Coordinated training efforts, materials and equipment acquisition, and support with multiple outside agencies and units. -Planned, coordinated, and supervised all aspects of training and operations. -Developed, implemented, and supervised all quarterly and annual training plans. -Developed, coordinated, and supervised all future operations to include scopes or work, personnel and equipment requirements, timelines, and work estimations.-Provided recommendations to commanders. -Maintained and tracked training statistics, ensuring timely submission and completion.-Ensured personnel were properly trained and ready to deploy. -Acted as quality control, quality assurance and safety officer for all training. -Mentored Marines in the development of personal and professional goals.-Adapted to outside influences to ensure training accomplishment.

-Led and employed (34) personnel with (14) different military occupational specialties, and (4) direct reports, spread across (4) countries. -Maintained accountability, welfare, and discipline-Conducted operations according to mission parameters. -Prepared, trained, and led Marines in a chaotic, uncertain, mentally and physical demanding environment for sustained operations. -Maintained accountability for, employed, managed, and maintained (54) equipment sets valued at over $515,000. -Developed and implemented an additive manufacturing and machining capability being tested by the Department of Defense.-Made operational and training plan recommendations to superiors. -Conducted unit training management. -Mentored and developed leaders through providing constructive feedback on performance, career progression, and life skills.-Successfully completed refurbishments on one clinic and three schools costing over $1 million in labor and materials, totaling 33,648 work hours.-Negotiated international contracts for logistical support, materials, and services.-Coordinated training for (19) military occupational specialties and (65) Marines. -Planned and supervised the completion of mission essential task training prior to deployment. -Conducted key leader engagements with military and civilian personnel in multiple countries. - Developed engineer project briefs, bill of materials, and risk management for engineer project sites. -Developed and implemented force protection measures in coordination with U.S. Embassy teams. -Performed engineer site surveys in multiple countries. -Assumed the responsibilities of superiors in their absence.-Developed and presented confirmation briefs. -Organized the engineer equipment density list consisting of over (200) equipment sets worth over $7 million. -Participated in Rapid Response Planning Process and standard operation procedure development.

-Commanded (56) personnel, (3) military occupational specialties and (5) direct reports.-Maintained accountability, welfare, and discipline.-Prepared, trained, and led a platoon in a chaotic, uncertain, mentally and physical demanding environment for sustained operations. -Maintained accountability for, employed, managed, and maintained (23) equipment sets valued at over $758,000. -Made operational and training plan recommendations to the Company Commander. -Employed attachments from other units. -Served as an Officer in Charge (OIC) and Range Safety Officer (RSO). -Conducted operational risk management for small arms ranges, explosives ranges, and construction operations. -Conducted unit training management. -Mentored and developed leaders. -Supervised and maintained all unit embark activities and readiness. -Trained Marines in construction and convoy operations, IED reaction drills, patrolling, mine lane clearing, landing zone construction, and materials handling.-Planned, coordinated, and led (39) Marines during a joint training exercise with Air Force and Navy personnel. -Prepared and executed small arms weapons training, infantry tactics, night operations, and construction operations. -Supervised equipment inventories. -Served as an officer in charge and range safety officer.

-Successfully completed the Basic Combat Engineer Officer course per the prescribed POI.-Displayed mastery of the (4) major divisions of combat engineering: mobility,counter-mobility, survivability, and general engineering.-Performed duties as a student platoon commander in order to exercise/enhance leadershipskills prior to entering the Operating Forces.-Actively participated in an aggressive physical training routine and maintain a highstandard of fitness.-Set an example worthy of emulation by all junior Marines.-Executed assigned additional duties per class advisor direction and guidance.-Enhanced professional development through scheduled and individual professional military education.

Developed in-depth knowledge of durable medical equipment (DME), managed equipment placement, price, training, and use.• Assessed customer requirements and recommended appropriate products and services; increased sales• Instructed proper use of equipment and performed in person, telephonic troubleshooting on equipment• Created positive working relationship with medical and supporting administrative staff

Nampa, Idaho, United States

Worked in treatment rooms to accurately capture all medical communication and decisions by patients and physicians, nurses and other medical professionals. Played key role in maximizing physician time spent with patients by managing documentation. Ensured accurate and timely updates in electronic medical records.• Documented patient history and physical, exam, radiology and lab reports, clinical impression and all other pertinent medical information.• Effectively utilized electronic medical records and other medical software. • Trained and educated new Medical Scribes.

Boise, Idaho, United States

• In association with Boise State University and Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center, worked with stroke patients, neurosurgeons, neurologists and other medical professionals to better hospital care through applied research.• Recruited patients for the study and educated them on telemedicine technology.• Collected extensive patient data: transcripts, histories and physicals, progress notes, labs, radiology reports, and all other case information.