Daniel Trapp Email & Phone Number

Tennessee, United States

Washington, United States

Physical Therapy Technician, Madigan Army Hospital 2016-2017• Duties included, but not limited to, the following:a. Under the general direction of a PT, the PTA completed preliminary review/examination of patient data (including medical history), assisted in development of a plan of care while assessing patient's status and ascertaining patient's need for therapy services.b. Developed treatment goals under the supervision of a PT, Administered patient treatments, Coordinated care with other hospital services, Maintained equipment and work areas, Provided administrative support, Provides guidance/supervision.Army Physical Therapy Technician, 396 CSH Spokane WA 2013-2017• Attended Army Physical Therapy Technician course at Fort Sam Houston TX January 2013. Trained in verbal and non-verbal communication. Able to perform, but not limited to; basic assessments of the knee and ankle, stem, ultrasound, moist heat, and cryotherapy, joint glides, range of motion exercises, stretching, therapeutic exercise, and traction. Over 300 hours of clinical experience at Keller Army Hospital at West Point.Army Health Care Specialist, 396 CSH (Combat Support Hospital) Spokane WA 2011-2019• Attended Army medic course at Fort Knox, KY summer of 2011. Trained in Basic and Advanced EMT clinical procedures, basic life support (CPR certified).

Supervisor, U.S. Army, Fort Lewis, WA and Iraq Dec 2007 – Oct 2010• Deployed to Iraq for 2 one-year tours. Selected to train (341 Battalion) Iraqi National Army and Police in basic combat skills. Implemented a hands-on training schedule with support from American and Iraqi personnel. Managed language and cultural differences. • Served as a Team Leader for up to 10 team members. Conducted patrols and raids in urban areas.• Managed security operations for VIPs, vehicles and installations. • Manned the communications equipment, identified problems, and coordinated with Command staff for support. • Inspired team members to conduct training with new and improved methods that motivated participants to develop technical and marksmanship skills. • Maintained superior physical standards under adverse conditions. • Recognized for leadership and problem-solving skills.• Certified LV 3 combatives instructor (similar to mixed martial arts) where I designed and ran my units combatives program. Successfully trained/certified 160 soldiers in combatives Lv. 1 Team Leader and Member, U.S. Army, Fort Lewis, WA and Iraq Dec 2004 – Oct 2007• Held numerous leadership positions within the scouting field: rifleman, machine gunner, vehicle commander, trainer, reconnaissance element, and team leader. • Fielded and trained with the Stryker vehicle; identified and solved software problems that hindered communication between internal vehicle systems. • Was selected to documented vehicle limitations, followed through on suggested improvements, and received command recognition for improving combat readiness. • Selected for lead positions during road marches and training exercises based on physical fitness, leadership skills, and dependability.

Doctor Of Physical Therapy, Physical Therapy/Therapist

Activities and Societies: Member of the Student Physical Therapy Association Member of the American Physical Therapy Association since 2017

Bachelor'S Degree, Kinesiology And Exercise Science

68F Physical Therapy Technician, Physical Therapy Technician/Assistant

68W Healthcare Specialist/ Combat Medic, Clinical/Emergency Medicine

19D Cavalry Scout, Reconnaissance, Urban Warfare

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