Robert Loring Email & Phone Number

San Antonio, Texas Area

Responsible for providing information about the zoo facility and teaching visitors about the animals kept at the zoo. Frequently interacts with veterinarians, animal nutritionists, zoologists, zoo keepers, and other zoo staff to keep up to date with the latest happenings at the zoo and its animals. Promotes conservation efforts for wildlife through informal teaching within classroom, on park and overnight classes and events. Often gives guided tours to zoo visitors, and can also emcee educational shows put on by the zoo. Frequently invited to speak at schools or summer camps to present informative information to children, and often involves bringing and handling live animals. Responsible for creating educational materials for a variety of age groups, such as handouts, posters, brochures, videos, pictures, banners and workbooks.

Fort Irwin California

Performed duties as the Administrator of an eight bed Emergency Department (ED) and four vehicle Ambulance section that delivers care to a post population of 20,000 Active Duty Soldiers and other beneficiaries, as well as 70,000 annual rotational Soldiers at the National Training Center, Ft Irwin, CA; responsible for the coordination, development and practice of the post wide emergency response plan, supervised, coached, taught, mentored and provided for the well-being of 10 Nurses, 8 Doctors, 4 Shift Leaders, 18 Medics and 3 Medical Service Assistants; monitored and enforced individual training and readiness requirements; managed conflict resolution; created and maintained schedules and time cards; managed $100,000 supply budget and $2.5 million in emergency vehicles and medical equipment.

Fort Irwin California

Served as the Administrator of the Physical Therapy Department; responsible for the leadership, health, welfare and development of 5 Physical Therapy Technicians, 2 Medical Service Assistants in support of 3 Specialty Doctors with a case load of approximately 1,080 Physical Therapy Patients per month; comprehensive oversight of the daily functions and operations of the Physical Therapy Department to include scheduling, patient appointments, monitoring and enforcing individual training and readiness requirements; assist in the development of treatment plans, carry out routine functions, document the progress of treatment, and modify specific treatments in accordance with patient status and within the scope of treatment plans established by a physical therapist; manages $100,000 supply budget and $250,000 in equipment.

Fort Irwin California

Served as the Medical Laboratory Administrator of the clinical laboratory; responsible for the leadership, health, welfare and development of 10 Laboratory Technicians, 1 Phlebotomist and 1 Medical Service Assistant in support of 20 providers in 10 clinics with a case load of approximately 3,500 laboratory procedures per month; had comprehensive oversight of the daily functions and operations of the clinical laboratory to include scheduling, conflict resolution, microbiology, chemistry, hematology, immunohematology, front desk, phlebotomy, urinalysis and ship outsections; responsible for a supply budget in excess of $170,000.

Fort Irwin California

Performed duties as the Administrator of an eight bed Emergency Department (ED) and four vehicle Ambulance section that delivers care to a post population of 20,000 Active Duty Soldiers and other beneficiaries, as well as 70,000 annual rotational Soldiers at the National Training Center, Ft Irwin, CA; responsible for the coordination, development and practice of the post wide emergency response plan, supervised, coached, taught, mentored and provided for the well-being of 10 Nurses, 8 Doctors, 4 Shift Leaders, 18 Medics and 3 Medical Service Assistants; monitored and enforced individual training and readiness requirements; managed conflict resolution; created and maintained schedules and time cards; managed $100,000 supply budget and $2.5 million in emergency vehicles and medical equipment.

Fort Sam Houston Texas

Served as an Instructor/Writer for the Department of Combat Medical Training Center; provided instructional guidance for over 7,500 Initial Entry Soldiers in Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TC3) skills; evaluated six training companies to ensure standardization in training; made recommendations to the Battalion Training Exercise (FTX) Operational Plan (OPLAN); updated tactics, techniques and procedures into the FTX OPLAN; created and implemented Training Lesson Plans for the Army School of Combat Medicine; responsible for the accountability and maintenance of over $350,000 worth of equipment and supplies.

Fort Campbell Kentucky (101St Abn)

Served as Medical Platoon Sergeant for a Light Cavalry Squadron deployed to CENTCOM Area of Responsibility conducting combat operations in support of Iraqi Freedom; responsible for the (FOB) Forward Operating Base MASCAL planning and rehearsal, the training, morale and welfare of 10 Non Commissioned Officers and 14 Junior Soldiers and 2 Providers; supervised and coordinated emergency care, routine care and all medical needs and tasking's of a Squadron consisting of over 450 Soldiers; responsible for the maintenance and accountability of six vehicles and medical equipment sets/kits valued in excess of $2,500,000.

Usa

Active duty US Army

Bachelor’S Degree, International Business Administration

Certificate, Emergency Medical Technology/Technician (Emt Paramedic)

Associate’S Degree, Associate Of Arts