• Led six providers and 19 medical support staff in the delivery of medical care to 1,900 personnel.• Assigned duties and responsibilities for staff members, including daily clinic assignments, on-call assignments, and deployment requirements.• Managed the clinic appointment schedule for six providers.• Maintained the training and performance records for all staff. Conducted bi-annual performance reviews. Coordinated weekly department training sessions.• Emphasized employee’s career development, resulting in five promotions and 23 awards.• Evaluated and determined appropriate clinical policies and procedures. Managed care delivery according to required standards and guidelines.• Managed the department budget, ensuring the required equipment and supplies were ordered and maintained, including supplies required for deployment operations.• Routinely briefed the Med Group Commander, the Wing Commander, Squadron Commanders, Department Heads, and Senior Enlisted Advisors on medical readiness items.

• Led four providers and four medical support staff in the delivery of medical care to 1,500 personnel.• While underway on the USS Ronald Reagan, led an operational medical department of five providers and 10 medical support staff in the delivery of care to 5,000 personnel.• Assigned duties and responsibilities for staff members, including daily clinic assignments, on-callassignments, and deployment requirements.• Managed the clinic appointment schedule for five providers.• Maintained the training and performance records for all staff. Conducted bi-annual performancereviews. Coordinated weekly department training sessions.• Emphasized employee’s career development, resulting in six promotions and 10 awards.• Evaluated and determined appropriate clinical policies and procedures. Managed care delivery according to required standards and guidelines.• Managed the department budget, ensuring the required equipment and supplies were ordered and maintained, including supplies required for deployment operations.• Routinely briefed the the Wing Commander, Squadron Commanders, Department Heads, and SeniorEnlisted Advisors on medical readiness items.

• Led three departments of 10 providers and 50 medical support staff in the delivery of medical care to 5,000 personnel.• Assigned duties and responsibilities for staff members, including daily clinic assignments, on-call assignments, and event medical coverage requirements.• Managed the clinic appointment schedule for 10 providers.• Maintained the training and performance records for all staff. Conducted bi-annual performance reviews. Coordinated weekly department training sessions.• Emphasized employee’s career development, resulting in 15 promotions and 20 awards.• Evaluated and determined appropriate clinical policies and procedures. Managed care delivery according to required standards and guidelines.• Managed the budget for three departments, ensuring the required equipment and supplies were ordered and maintained.• Routinely briefed the Commanding Officer, Executive Officer, Directorates, Department Heads, and Senior Enlisted Advisors on medical readiness items.

• Assisted the Flight Surgeon in patient care, emergency care, minor procedures, health assessments, health screenings, and physical exams for 400 squadron personnel.• As Work Center Supervisor of Sick Call Operations, managed five support staff for three providers in the screening and treatment of acute injuries and illnesses for 2,000 personnel.• As Work Center Supervisor of Physical Exam Quality Assurance, managed two support staff for seven providers in the processing and submission of Aeromedical Exams and waivers to a higher authority for review and approval for special duty status.• As Work Center Supervisor of Physical Exams, managed three support staff in the completion of preliminary tests (visual acuity, audiograms, EKGs, anthropometric measurements) for special duty physical exams in support of seven flight surgeons.

• As Aerospace Medical Technician, assisted five providers in the completion of preliminary tests (visual acuity, audiograms, EKGs, anthropometric measurements) for special duty examination for 2,000 personnel.• Assisted five providers with patient care, emergency care, minor procedures, immunizations, and screening exams for 2,000 base personnel.

As a student at Aerospace Medical Technician School, learned the skills and knowledge to be able to articulate the anatomy and physiology of the eye, ear, nose, throat and sinuses; describe the causes, symptoms, and treatments of hypoxia, hyperventilation and decompression sickness; perform ophthalmic, audiometric, and electrographic examinations; obtain medical history and physical assessment according to the subjective/objective assessment plan (SOAP); manage health record administration including opening, maintaining and closing forms; and articulate the policies and procedures for health record information release.

As a student at Field Medical Service School, learned the skills and knowledge to be able to identify medical conditions resulting from combat wounds or injuries; provide treatment for specific medical conditions; triage casualties for treatment or evacuation; evaluate field sanitation related to water and waste disposal and correct deficiencies; assist in the chain of evacuation for casualties; introduce practices for preventive medicine; apply appropriate resources for decontamination of hazardous materials; treat specified dental emergencies; and respond to specified psychological problems.

As a student at Hospital Corpsman School, I learned the skills and knowledge required to be able to perform as an entry-level provider of basic and emergency patient care.

As a recruit at RTC, I gained the knowledge of general military and Navy protocol, first aid, personal health, safety, basic swimming, water survival skills, physical fitness, and fire fighting.