Richard Gordon Jr Email & Phone Number

Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, United States

66P-Family Nurse Practitioner

Seattle, Washington, United States

Seattle, Washington, United States

-Responsible for nursing care in primary and urgent care practice for homeless and housing-unstable clientele -Engaged in providing immediate, independently managed nursing interventions to manage routine illness and injury and urgent crisis events -Provided long-term care coordination with an interdisciplinary team to help at-risk adults secure and maintain permanent housing and stable access to health care

Seattle, Washington, United States

-Responsible for health and immunological assessment of newly hired professionals and workers, ensuring compliance with organizational and governmental safety standards-Duties included vaccination records review, laboratory test ordering and results review, administering vaccines, work process improvement, work injury and exposure management, and general compliance review-Provided visibility and information about Employee Health services to new caregivers

Central Seattle Clinic

-Responsible for skilled nursing support to 4 providers covering family practice, pediatric, and OB patients-Duties include phone assessment and triage, EMR message handling, chronic wound care, pediatric vaccine management, and patient education for chronic disease management-Trained medical assistant staff in vaccine competency and coordination with state and county health departments

Greater Seattle Area

-Staff Nurse in the Epilepsy Program within the Neurology Clinic.-Responsible for patient teaching, prescription management, phone triage consultation, and skilled nursing procedures for a large, diverse population.

Toppenish, Wa

-Supervisor of nursing staff in pediatric department, working with up to 6 CNAs/MAs and 4 pediatricians-Responsible for triage, skilled nursing treatment, vaccination, assessment, and teaching for a large, culturally and linguistically diverse population-Administrative duties include scheduling, employee development and counseling, staffing, and participation in clinic leadership and patient-centered health home (PCHH) committees

-Provide skilled nursing interventions to home-bound patients, including laboratory tests, dressing changes, invasive line maintenance, and general health assessments-Document all care and responses in electronic medical record system-Manage patient, provider, and health insurance expectations to achieve high quality, low cost care solutions

-Responsible for communication and coordination between medical care providers and community resources, focusing on care of children with special health care needs.-Assisting 2 pediatric care clinics in greater Salt Lake area in developing and improving care coordination systems.

-Collaborating with chief deputy in criminal prosecutions-Responsible to organize facts, write argumentative briefs on points of law, attend court hearings, research case law, trial testimony, and general scientific literature

-Platoon Leader, 2nd Platoon (Mobility), 856 Engineer Company, 56 Stryker Brigade Combat Team-In command of over 20 Soldiers and over $8 million in equipment at home station-Previously platoon leader for 2nd Platoon, C Company, 876 Engineer Battalion; Officer in Charge of various projects and ranges at Annual Training 2006

-Deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, Multi-National Division-Baghdad-Commanded over 30 Soldiers and over $18 million in equipment in a combat theatre-Patrol leader on over 140 combat route clearance missions-Assigned and trained as Unit Victim Advocate-Participated in military disciplinary process as soldier advocate and advisorTraining-Successfully managed platoon training and readiness processing for 35 soldiers-Completed Joint Readiness Training Center Mission Readiness Exercise: 10-day intensive combat simulation in high stress environment-Inventoried and prepared platoon equipment for movement to combat theatre with no preventable losses-Planned and managed 2 battalion-level live fire ranges with over 75% qualification and no losses in personnel or equipment

-Responsible for the care 3-6 patients on an acute care unit-Certified in Basic Life Saving/Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation

-Assigned to 3rd Platoon, C Company, 1457th Engineer Battalion-Commanded 23 soldiers and responsible for over $50,000 in equipment

-Developed and managed several recruiting and retention projects-provided mentorship and leadership to cadets-general office and clerical work

LPN/Medic in the 328th Combat Support Hospital, Fort Douglas, UT

Provided in-home respite care to technology-dependent children

worked in a variety of health care institutions and settings; supervised nursing aides and occasionally other LPNs

Doctor Of Nursing Practice, Family Nurse Practitioner

Activities and Societies: Graduate Student Senate-Senator

Juris Doctor, Business & Tax Law

Activities and Societies: Field Placement Clinic: US Army War College, Post Judge Advocate Law, Economics, and Business Society J. Rueben.

Bs, Nursing

Activities and Societies: Golden Key, ROTC (Army), Dean's ListMinors in Political Science and Military Science, senior research.

Nursing

Received authorization to test for Licensed Practical Nurse certification

Political Science

Activities and Societies: Dean's List, National Dean's List, Academic Honor Roll