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United States

Ft Sam Houston, Tx

• Served as the Quality Assurance NCOIC for Medical Education and Training Campus (METC), consisting of 49 programs of instruction with a output of 16,500 service members annually; • Ensured programs were compliant to Defense Health Agency (DHA) and DoD policies and procedures to include, institutional and programmatic accreditation, instructor qualifications and development; • Conducted classroom observations and analyses survey data to identify and report areas of concern… Show more • Served as the Quality Assurance NCOIC for Medical Education and Training Campus (METC), consisting of 49 programs of instruction with a output of 16,500 service members annually; • Ensured programs were compliant to Defense Health Agency (DHA) and DoD policies and procedures to include, institutional and programmatic accreditation, instructor qualifications and development; • Conducted classroom observations and analyses survey data to identify and report areas of concern which include safety, quality of life, curriculum and instructional concerns to METC and Services Leaders. • Assisted with management of the American Council on Education (ACE); Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) accreditation. Show less

Vicenza, Veneto, Italy

• Was responsible for the training, safety, morale, and welfare of 50 Paratroopers and the professional development of 14 Non Commissioned Officers.• Was responsible for the medical sustainment of combat operations as well as the heath care of over 800 Paratroopers; • Provided instructions in all medical and common skills and ensures strict adherence of safety duringtraining.

Brooke Army Medical Center San Antonio, Tx

• Served as NCOIC for Physical Therapy Service in the DoD's largest 450 bed Level I Trauma and Bum Center serving over 400K beneficiaries and treating 6,000 patients monthly; • Assisted with daily management and operations of three separate physical therapy clinics; supervises seven multi-service enlisted Soldiers and 46 contract and civilian employees; directly supported 29 physical therapists; • Was responsible for accountability and maintenance of over $580K of equipment;… Show more • Served as NCOIC for Physical Therapy Service in the DoD's largest 450 bed Level I Trauma and Bum Center serving over 400K beneficiaries and treating 6,000 patients monthly; • Assisted with daily management and operations of three separate physical therapy clinics; supervises seven multi-service enlisted Soldiers and 46 contract and civilian employees; directly supported 29 physical therapists; • Was responsible for accountability and maintenance of over $580K of equipment; serves as clinic coordinator for staff competency, personnel documentation folders and clinic in-services; enforced infection control and safety within the clinics. Show less

Keller Army Community Hospital

• Served as the Physical Therapy NCOIC of combined Keller Army Community Hospital Physical Therapy Clinic and Arvin Sports Medicine Clinic serving 14,000 beneficiaries directly supervised one NCO and one civilian; mentors and trains prospective physical therapy students (therapists, assistants, and technicians); • Provided treatment based on physical therapist and/or orthopedic surgeon's guidance; recommends modifications of treatments; maintains proper documentation for treatment and… Show more • Served as the Physical Therapy NCOIC of combined Keller Army Community Hospital Physical Therapy Clinic and Arvin Sports Medicine Clinic serving 14,000 beneficiaries directly supervised one NCO and one civilian; mentors and trains prospective physical therapy students (therapists, assistants, and technicians); • Provided treatment based on physical therapist and/or orthopedic surgeon's guidance; recommends modifications of treatments; maintains proper documentation for treatment and monitors progress; • Established and prioritized work schedules; assists in maintaining $400,000 of clinical and office equipment; orders and procures supplies within a $32,000 budget Show less

Tacoma, Washington, United States

• Was responsible for the operations of Outpatient Care Unit; supervises one NCO; Responsible for overseeing treatment for 3500 patients using therapeutic modalities, exercises and manual therapy techniques; instructs patients on in-home exercise programs and self-care techniques; • Advised staff therapists on discharge planning of out patients; educates patients in preventative measures associated with musculoskeletal disorders; conducts lower extremity evaluations and treatment plans;… Show more • Was responsible for the operations of Outpatient Care Unit; supervises one NCO; Responsible for overseeing treatment for 3500 patients using therapeutic modalities, exercises and manual therapy techniques; instructs patients on in-home exercise programs and self-care techniques; • Advised staff therapists on discharge planning of out patients; educates patients in preventative measures associated with musculoskeletal disorders; conducts lower extremity evaluations and treatment plans; monitors clinic for general maintenance, safety, and security; • Instructed the base lumbar stabilization class and served as the time keeper specialist for the Physical Therapy service, Show less

Fort Lewis, Washington

Medical Section NCOIC of an Engineer Brigade; responsible for the health, welfare, and medical training of 130 Soldiers. Served as the lead medic for all training exercises, oversaw numerous field sanitation teams, implements and supervises individual and collective training for medical proficiency and medical common task training.Supervised the maintenance and accountability of MES Trauma sets, kits and outfits valued in excess of $250,000.

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

• Supervised and managed the unit's medical section in an airborne military police company supporting Multi-National Corps-Iraq. • Forward deployed to Baghdad, Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom II; principal advisor to the commander on unit level medical operations; responsible for the training, readiness, and development of four Soldiers. • Maintained accountability and serviceability of organizational and installation property to include equipment and vehicles valued… Show more • Supervised and managed the unit's medical section in an airborne military police company supporting Multi-National Corps-Iraq. • Forward deployed to Baghdad, Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom II; principal advisor to the commander on unit level medical operations; responsible for the training, readiness, and development of four Soldiers. • Maintained accountability and serviceability of organizational and installation property to include equipment and vehicles valued at $50,000. Show less