● Assigned to Blanchfield Army Community Hospital Ambulance Section● Responsible for 2-man ambulance crew and maintaining all required inventory. Determines treatment and transport destination based on prescribed protocols.● Responds to accidents or emergencies involving injuries and/or illnesses, conducts complete patient assessments to include obtaining patient vital signs, initiating intravenous (IV) therapy and medications, and/or operating a patient transport vehicle.● Additional duty of Training Coordinator, responsible for scheduling and conducting continuing education courses and maintaining training records for approximately 30 employees from Jan 2017 - Dec 2021.● Program Administrator for Military Training Network American Red Cross Basic Life Support Program● Managed NAEMT training center for FT Campbell EMS and assisted in the set-up of NAEMT training site for Rascon School of Combat Medicine

● Teaches EMS courses and instruct students using a variety of instruction modalities. Prepares lesson plans, prepares lectures, writes course overviews and outlines. Prepare tests, class projects, and case studies; grades papers; average grades, prepare grade reports. Counsels and advises students; conducts learning labs as needed, assists in registration. Prepares attendance reports and administers attendance policy; prepares and submits reports as required by program accreditation agencies.

● Responsible for 2-man ambulance crew and maintaining all required inventory. Determines treatment and transport destination based on prescribed protocols.● Responds to accidents or emergencies involving injuries and/or illnesses, conducts complete patient assessments to include obtaining patient vital signs, initiating intravenous (IV) therapy and medications, and/or operating a patient transport vehicle.● Additional duty of Training Coordinator, responsible for scheduling and conducting continuing education courses and maintaining training records for approximately 40 employees. Successfully conducted competency testing for AEMTs and Paramedics during tenure.

● Teaches EMS courses and instruct students using a variety of instruction modalities. Prepares lesson plans, prepares lectures, writes course overviews and outlines. Prepare tests, class projects, and case studies; grades papers; average grades, prepare grade reports. Counsels and advises students; conducts learning labs as needed, assists in registration. Prepares attendance reports and administers attendance policy; prepares and submits reports as required by program accreditation agencies.

● Responsible for 2-man ambulance crew and maintaining all required inventory. Determines treatment and transport destination based on prescribed protocols.● Responds to accidents or emergencies involving injuries and/or illnesses, conducts complete patient assessments to include obtaining patient vital signs, initiating intravenous (IV) therapy and medications, and/or operating a patient transport vehicle.● Additional duty of Quality Assurance (QA) Asst. Officer responsible for review of Patient Care Reports (PCR) for compliance with treatment protocols and advising Training Officer on training needs based on shortcomings or deficiencies noted in reports from Sept 2011 to Oct 2012. Successfully kept service in compliance with state regulations with no deficiencies noted on state inspection. Worked with Field Training Officer Supervisor to start QA program for new hires and trainees.

● Recruiter- Responsible for obtaining, contracting, and refining leads for the purpose of processing qualified applicants for the U.S. Army. Provide U.S. Army representation at various functions. Establishes and maintains rapport with high schools and colleges through periodic visits. Establishes and maintains a positive image of the U.S. Army in the civilian community. Maintains government equipment worth more than $40,000.● Range Safety Technician-Responsible for the safe operation of Fort Campbell’s firing ranges, 59 training areas, 5 parachute drop zones, and air space. Processes and coordinates requests for medical evacuations and emergency assistance. Responsible for enforcing multiple local and DOD regulations.● Reg. Engineer NCO-IC- Responsible for the accountability, training, and welfare of two junior enlisted drivers. Responsible for the accountability and maintenance of three engineer vehicles with associated equipment valued at over $200,000. Responsible for assisting the Regimental Engineer in planning and conducting engineer reconnaissance patrols, and obstacle emplacements. Responsible for acquiring housing, supplies, and transportation of approximately 100 soldiers moving in and out of the training.● Infantry Fire Team Leader- Team leader of a 4-man Infantry team. Responsible for the health, welfare, and discipline of his team as well as the maintenance of vehicles, weapons, and communications equipment worth over $300,000. Responsible for training team in accordance with current threat doctrine. Responsible for the welfare, fitness, morale, and discipline of a 4 man Team; responsible for the individual training and maintenance of their equipment; primary instructor and advisor in the matters of tactics, personnel management, and junior leader development; direct his Team's tactical employment during offensive and defensive operations; responsible for the accountability and maintenance of all assigned equipment worth over of $50,000.