• Responsible for collecting, receiving and processing blood samples within the hospital setting• Notifying MDs, NPs, and PAs of critical lab values• Responsible for the care of up to 200 patients daily

Carry out patient care in both field and clinical environments. Treating for patients with professional bedside manner, strong communication skills, medical knowledge, providing educational training and preventative care, preform administrative medical procedures, maintenance and repairs to equipment. Provide patient care and medical readiness to 4500 patients annually. • Admit, transfer, and discharge patients, ensuring all paperwork (electronic and paper) is completed completely and accurately• Conduct classes on basic field sanitation, personal hygiene, wound care, identifying possible heat injuries/cold injury related symptoms, and insect/snake bite first aid to hundreds of United states service men and women as well as international military members monthly. • Preform maintenance check to medical vehicles and equipment daily.• Provide medical coverage for airborne operations for soldiers in training.• Conduct patient care, extract, and evacuation in simulated combat conditions.• Provided clinical treatment and diagnosis for troops taken out of the training environment due to injury or illness.• Gain IV access to patients in unfavorable conditions and low light situations.• Establish Air evacuation for patients in critical need.

Supervises field and clinical medical facilities. Responsible for proper triage of mass casualties. Ensures standard operating procedures are followed. Communicates with physician, nurse, or physician’s assistant. Administers emergency and routine outpatient medical treatment to battle and non battle casualties. Provided patient care and medical readiness to 2000 soldiers annually. • Provided clinical treatment and diagnosis for troops taken out of the training environment due to injury or illness.• Gain IV access to patients in unfavorable conditions and low light situations.• Conduct classes on basic field sanitation, personal hygiene, wound care, identifying possible heat injuries/cold injury related symptoms.• Preform maintenance check to medical vehicles and equipment daily.

Provided emergency medical treatment in a clinical setting under the supervision of a physician, nurse, physician’s assistant or Health Care Sergeant.• Gained IV access to patients in a clinical setting• Monitored patients on telemetry • Administered EKGs• Assisted with minor surgeries. • Provided care to over 125,000 patients