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San Diego, California, United States

San Diego, California, United States

• Led 6 Academics Department staff in providing a robust testing program, curriculum, student management, and educational services for 80 staff and contributed in 359 students graduating from Navy Drug and Alcohol Counselor, Surface Forces Independent Duty Corpsman, and Dive Independent Duty Corpsman schools.• Coordinated 8 Instructor Indoctrination courses for 40 new staff to produce quality instructors. Coordinated 9 quarterly Instructor Inservice trainings for 60 staff to meet instructor qualification sustainment requirements and improve instructor techniques and knowledge. • Ensured training detachment’s compliance with Navy Education and Training standards and accreditation with Uniformed Services University, successfully passing Commission of the Council on Occupational Education inspection.

San Diego, California, United States

● Performs diagnostic MRI examinations and techniques for routine outpatients, inpatients, and emergent patients. ● Proficient in advanced and complex MRI studies to include: Orthopedic Musculoskeletal; Abdominal; Pelvis; Spine; Head/Brain; and MR Angiography● Performs computerized 3D imaging reconstruction and Multi-Planar Reformats● Proficient in contrast administration with various contrast agents; skilled at peripheral intravenous (IV) catheter placement and butterfly needle venipuncture injections● Knowledgeable in MRI safety protocols and patient safety screening● Skillfully operates MRI equipment and effectively adjusts MRI techniques and parameters to produce diagnostic quality images; conducts quality assurance to ensure images are diagnostic for Radiologist ● Utilizes Picture Archive and Communication System (PACS) to send images to Radiologists/Physicians, and for patients’ electronic health record

Led and managed over 238 personnel at Headquarters and Services Company with 10 workcenters to include Training, Operations, Medical Intelligence, Admin, Supply, Transportation, Preventive Medicine, Clinic Operations, Combat Stress, and Communications. Coordinated the resources and capabilities of two Surgical Companies to provide Health Services Support to all US Marine Corps units and personnel in the region.

Okinawa, Japan

Led and managed 71 personnel at a Surgical Company to provide emergency medicine, surgical support, and patient transport services for US Marine Corps units and personnel. Ensured team's skills sustainment training and opertational readiness, resulted in support for 5 multinational exercises and 49 operations. Led a team of 39 personnel to provide Role 2 Health Services/Surgical Support for a multinational exercise in Australia with over 1.2K personnel.

Okinawa, Japan

• As part of the Pacific Region’s military crisis response, managed and led the Health Services Support capabilities with over 103 medical personnel and $5 million in supplies throughout 4 sections providing medical support for 2,100 Marines. • Effective management and communication resulted in unit’s 96% medical and 97% dental readiness for 2,100 personnel dispersed throughout 3 locations.• Assistant Medical Planner. Developed and organized medical plans for 5 multi-national high-risk military training exercises with an in-depth casualty evacuation plan to the nearest Role 2/3 medical facility. Coordinated medical regulation for 3 patients from point of injury to civilian hospital, resulted in patients’ immediate treatment and recovery.

San Diego, California, United States

• Leader at the Navy’s largest Radiology Department; led 251 staff within Breast Health and Radiology Departments with 9 divisions and 7 sections at outlying clinics.• Managed the completion of 270K radiology exams and 26K breast health patient visits, maintaining patient safety standards and customer satisfaction above 95%.• Clinic management produced first CT division at a major military treatment facility to earn accreditation by American College of Radiology.• Conducted monthly/quarterly inspections, resulted in successfully passing Joint Commission, Medical Inspector General, and FDA inspections. • Innovative resource management of Ultrasound Division prevented patient disengagements during USNS MERCY deployment, saving the Navy $230K.

San Diego, California, United States

• Leader at the Navy’s largest Pharmacy; expertly led 178 staff in the daily operations of the Outpatient Pharmacy, Inpatient Pharmacy, and 13 satellite clinic Pharmacies in the processing of 2.4 million prescriptions annually for 250K beneficiaries with no medication errors. • Conducted quarterly inspections for 14 sites, ensured compliance with hospital and OSHA policies, resulted in successfully passing Joint Commission inspection and accreditation.

San Diego, California, United States

• Led Medical Department with 22 staff in providing medical and dental care in support of 1,100 personnel onboard a warship while at sea and inport. • Promoted medical readiness for staff; coordinated immunizations, annual physicals, audiograms, flight physicals, and daily sick call for entire crew, contributed in command’s 98% individual medical readiness and earning Green H (Health Services) award.• Organized and led 14 medical staff in conducting 300 first aid drills, 24 ship-wide General Quarters drills incorporating medical scenarios, and 6 mass casualty drills for a crew of 1,200 people to prepare ship in the event of a mass casualty and medical emergencies. • Combined the efforts of 22 staff to prepare for Medical Readiness Inspection. Refurbished and equipped 102 rooms throughout the Medical Department to include an ICU, Inpatient Ward, 3 Operating Rooms, 8 Supply Storage Rooms, Treatment Rooms, and 4 Battle Dressing Stations, ensuring all spaces were ready for deployment, resulting in a 100% grade during Medical Readiness Inspection.

Okinawa, Japan

• As CT and MRI Division’s Work Center Supervisor, led 8 military and 2 civilian staff in the completion of 35,075 imaging exams in support 150K beneficiaries.• Clinic Site Inspector, managed 6 radiology sites and conducted 16 site visits/inspections to ensure compliance with radiation safety, infection control, and quality imaging standards.• Infection Control Program Rep, managed and inspected 4 divisions’ compliance and provided monthly training to 41 staff, which resulted in zero discrepancies during Joint Commission and Medical Inspector General inspections. • Managed weekly/monthly CT schedule for 8 techs. Revamped CT schedule for staff that increased efficiency and provided staff with proper recovery periods after on-call shifts. • Developed new CT scanning protocols with staff radiologist to reduce radiation dose to adult and pediatric patients by 20%.• Created CT and MRI Standard Operating Procedures due to a high turnover of military techs to ensure stability of operations and continuity of quality trained techs.

Catania, Sicily, Italy

• Expertly completed 3K radiologic exams to include fluoroscopy, C-Arm imaging in Operating Room, and portable radiography in Emergency Room and ICU. • Expertly performed 500 routine and emergent CT imaging exams. Trained 11 techs in CT imaging and 4 new techs in basic radiologic imaging procedures. • Developed Process Improvement Plan for JCAHO/MEDIG survey, resulting in a 50% reduction in patient examination ordering errors by hospital staff.• Provided technical training to 12 staff on radiologic procedures and exams.• Managed 8 staff’s training for military and hospital requirements with 100% completion and maintained staff training records, resulted in zero discrepancies during Joint Commission Inspection. • Assistant Radiation Safety Representative. Assisted in the management and supervision for 22 radiation workers on radiation safety practices and dose monitoring. Managed 30 radiation monitoring devices and 20 CBR detectors throughout two military installations.• Decontamination Team, provided 12 decontamination training to 6 personnel on donning/removal of biohazardous suits, tent set-up and operation of equipment. Maintained equipment and supplies in preparation for casualties with Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical agents.