Complete echocardiograms for patients in their homes for clinical trials and research throughout Wisconsin and several neighboring states.

Health Care NCO/ Squad Leader/ NCOIC of the Lab August 2005 - July 2018 Significant experience in taking over patient care for major burn trauma, IED, and gunshot wound victimsResponsible for ordering, inventorying, and organizing all medical supplies and equipment for a detainee emergency room and trauma room in IraqSimultaneously provided patient care for Soldiers and enemy detainees Transported patients to and from landing zones for MEDEVAC flights in Iraq Instructed over 8,000 deploying Soldiers, Sailors, and Airmen in Combat Life Support trainingDeveloped battlefield training simulations for combat life support training for over 2,500 SoldiersCoordinated Combat Life Saver training for over 100 units while instructing at Fort McCoy and traveling to many units across WisconsinServed as the primary instructor for a deploying medical unit in detainee medical operationsSupported the U.S. Army Health Center in Vicenza, Italy for six weeks in primary patient care and labor and deliveryNon-Commissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) of a federally regulated lab at Volk Field that is responsible for processing HIV, G6PD, DNA, and blood typing results for all Wisconsin Army National Guard SoldiersCared for wounded Soldiers and treated illnesses and injuries sustained in the fieldIssued a Government Secret Security Clearance

Provided advanced life support services during medical emergencies on scene and en route to the nearest appropriate hospital Functioned as an extensively trained primary care provider in a pre-hospital setting and made medical decisions for patients who are unconscious or severely impairedWorked under multiple medical guidelines set by different counties; Milwaukee, Racine, and Walworth CountyInterpreted 12 Lead EKGs and treated cardiac dysrhythmias with appropriate medications and/or electrical intervention, e.g. pacing, defibrillation, synchronized cardioversionRespond to emergency and non-emergency 911 calls.Transport patients to and from a destination when they're unable to do so without trained help.Operate safely in dangerous environments while caring for sick and injured patients.Work closely with other agencies to achieve the best possible outcome for the patient.Use diagnostic tools in the field to better treat and manage the patient's health care needs.

Respond to 911 emergency calls and conduct emergency and non-emergency patient transport.Assess and treat medical needs to support and stabilize patients.Develop field diagnoses to facilitate emergency room treatment.

Respond to, on average, 20 calls in a 24 hour shift in inner city Milwaukee.Successfully transported all patients to their destination without accident or loss of life.Operated safely in dangerous environments while caring for sick and injured patientsCoordinate transportation and support for Signature Air medical flights.Regularly treat individuals who are non-English speakers.Respond to 911 emergency calls and conduct emergency and non-emergency patient transport.Assess and treat medical needs to support and stabilize patients.Develop field diagnoses to facilitate emergency room treatment.