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Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Providing force public health advisement and consultation to European Command Theater.

Pensacola, Florida, United States

Responsible for management and leadership of Preventive Medicine program for USNH Pensacola and 11 outlying clinics. Subject Matter Expert in Food & Water Sanitation; Habitability and Safety inspections; Epidemiological surveillance, contact tracing and disease monitoring. Manger of Immunizations Department and it's various components.

Jbsa, Fort Sam Houston

Responsible for development and training of Hospital Corpsmen to become Preventive Medicine Technicians (NEC-8432/L12A) in the US Navy, to serve in Public Health, Shipboard and Field Sanitation and Disease prevention roles. Develops and reviews curriculum for PMT program.

Nepmu-6, Jbphh, Hi

Department Head (M34): Responsible to the Officer-in-Charge (OIC) and Operations Director (M3) for the efficient management of the Expeditionary Preventive Medicine (EPM) department and the Forward Deployable Preventive Medicine Unit (FDPMU) platform and its personnel. As the representative of the OIC, the EPM Department Head is responsible for and reports to the OIC about all matters affecting the department. This includes administrative and training matters, the operational and medical readiness of the deployment platform, and the general condition of deployment equipment.Plans, organizes and participates in force health protection and global health engagement (GHE) efforts to address and intertwine global health and security of underdeveloped countries supporting Department of Defense's (DoD) initiatives in support of U.S. government (USG) national strategies.Ensures force health protection and medical readiness, among DoD service members. Provides pre-deployment food and water site assessment and force health protection reports for Construction Civic Action Detail (CCAD) missions within Pacific Area of Operations. Leverages DoD GHE efforts to address other DoD and USG priorities and objectives. Enhances interoperability by helping partner nations build health capacity, combatting global health threats such as emerging infectious diseases and antibiotic-resistant bacteria, and supporting USG humanitarian assistance and disaster relief initiatives.

San Diego, Ca

Force Health Protection Officer for Naval Special Warfare Group ONE, Logistics Support Unit ONE. Directly responsible to the Commanding Officer (CO) and Senior Medical Department Head for providing recommendations on maintaining operational and medical readiness of the warfighter. Conducts pre-deployment site surveys to foreign areas of operation and advise team leaders to health risks present in the operational environment. Make recommendations to mitigate illness in the water based on collected data analysis contributed by vector-borne diseases, food & water-borne diseases and occupational exposures.

Us Naval Hospital, Sigonella, Italy

East Carolina University Undergraduate Degree (Aug. 2007 - May 2009)Officer Development Training, Rhode Island (May - June 2009)Environmental Health Officer (Preventive Medicine Department Head)Focused on prevention and control of diseases onboard Naval Station Sigonella with population of approximately 5000 active duty personnel and their dependents. Identifying potential health threats, developing courses of action and advising commands of risks and countermeasures to protect our forces. Trained to determine effective methods of health-threat assessment, conduct disease and environmental surveillance, and develop countermeasures to meet potential and actual threats. Supervised 4 Preventive Medicine Technicians in daily duties of conducting food & water sanitation inspections throughout the Naval Base. Conducted water surveillance for all naval facilities and made recommendations to Naval Base Commanding Officer in mitigation of water-borne illness.

Various

USS SAFEGUARD (ARS 50)...March 2003-July 2007Served as the Senior Medical Department Representative (MDR) aboard USS SAFEGUARD and onboard other diving activities independent of a medical officer. Report directly to the Commanding Officer (CO) in the health and well-being of the ship's crew. Performed patient care, medical administration, logistical duties, diagnostic procedures, advanced first aid, basic life support, nursing procedures, minor surgery, basic laboratory procedures and industrial hygiene surveillance programs. Assisted medical officers in the prevention and treatment of illnesses associated with diving and high-pressure conditions. Enter hyperbaric pressure chambers to care for patients suffering from diving and non-diving related conditions. Performed surface-supplied and SCUBA diving and other related duties. Performed all patient care and medical management functions as a non-physician health care provider.

Various

1) May 1992 - Dec 1993: US Navy Dive & Salvage Training Center, Panama City, FL (DMT STUDENT) 2) Jan. 1993 - Mar 1995: Special Boat Squadron TWO, Little Creek Virginia3) Mar. 1995 - Dec. 1997: Naval Special Warfare Unit FOUR, Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico4) Jan. - Dec. 1998: University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL*5) Jan. 1999 - Jan. 2002: Naval Special Warfare Unit TEN, Rota, Spain6) Feb. 2002 - Feb. 2003: Deep Sea Diving Medical Technician, Independent Duty Corpsman School, San Diego, CA*Medical Deep Sea Diving Technicians assist medical officers in prevention and treatment of illnesses associated with deep sea diving and high pressure conditions. Operate pressure chamber and submarine rescue apparatus. Enter pressure chamber to care for patients suffering from decompression sickness. Perform diving and other duties related to underwater rescue.*Education periods

Us Naval Hospital, Subic Bay, Philippines

US Naval Hospital, Subic Bay, Republic of Philippines: Senior Ward Corpsman (Ward DELTA - Female/PEDS Ward): Senior hospital corpsmen performing supervisory, technical, planning and management functions in support of hospital readiness and quality health care delivery. Performed duties as assistant in the prevention and treatment of disease and injury, including first aid and preventive medicine procedures; provided patient care and the administration of medicinals and parenteral solutions to females and pediatrics admitted to the hospital; Provided administrative oversight of supply needs and accounting procedures within the Ward. Instruct medical and non-medical personnel in first aid, self aid, personal hygiene, medical records maintenance, and assist in the transportation of the sick and injured.

West Palm Beach, Florida Area

Naval Reserve Center, West Palm Beach, FL4th ANGLICO, USMC Reserve Center Practiced basic principles and techniques of patient care and first aid procedures. Clinical experience in anatomy and physiology; first aid and minor surgery; hygiene and sanitation; pharmacology; toxicology; medical laboratory and patient-care techniques and principles; nuclear, biological, and chemical safety; and trauma management and treatment. Participated in unit level activities in preparation for USMC training evolutions. Provided hands-on and on-site medical care for approximately 100 Marines.

San Antonio, Texas Area

As an active duty service member for over 30 years, I truly understand the specific nuances that may arise during a move. Helping people regardless of current real estate situation/education is my goal. Contact me with any real estate questions I may be able to help with.

Master Of Science - Ms, Environmental Health

Activities and Societies: Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Environmental Health

Activities and Societies: GOLDEN KEY HONOR SOCIETY

Associate Of Arts - Aa, Liberal Arts And Sciences/Liberal Studies