Medical Supply Specialist
Fort Bragg, North Caroline
Ability to problem solve resulted in decreasing the bottleneck in training acclimation time by 5 days by streamlining training in receiving sections with a customized standard operation procedure, enabling senior staff to concentrate on other tasks rather than training. Ability to customize training to fit different learning styles resulted in training time being cut in half and errors in processing by 75%.Ability to analyze information and effectively communicate both written orally resulted in quickly and efficiently reconciled all customer accounts for end of year accountability resulting in a decreased liability for my company and saving the company an average of 300.00 per customer. Ability to collaborate and motivate resulted in effectively managing soldiers while superiors were out in the field, encouraging colleagues to cross train in all areas of medical supply training resulting in a smooth functioning while on skeleton crew.Attention to detail combined with a mastered ability to self manage projects, deadlines and personal schedules resulted in being selected to deploy with only a few other soldiers to set up, maintain and supply all medical supply needs to both operations in Nicaragua and El Salvador. Ability to learn quickly and apply new knowledge resulted in being trained in all areas of medical supply warehousing and hospital supply operations at WOMACK Army Medical Center. Areas of emphasis included: receiving, shipping, end of year inventory, procurement, accounts payable and accounts receivable. This position came to an end resulting in an Honorable Discharge from the United States Army.
