Benjamin Gilbert Email & Phone Number

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.

-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.

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.

-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.

-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.

-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.

-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.

• 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.
• 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.
• 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.