Tory Alexander Email & Phone Number

Clarksville, Tn, Us

As the SPO Medical Logistics Officer for the 526th Light Support Battalion, I oversee,manage, and synchronize the medical logistics operations essential to supporting brigade-level missions. My role encompasses planning, coordinating, and executing medical supply chain strategies, ensuring the readiness and availability of medical equipment, pharmaceuticals, and critical life-saving materials for deployed and garrison environments.

As the Medical Platoon Leader at 1-75 Cavalry Squadron, my primary responsibility entails overseeing the planning, coordination, and execution of Army Health System (AHS) support for the Squadron. This role encompasses managing medical platoon operations, administration, training, and logistics to ensure medical readiness. Additionally, I assist the Squadron Surgeon and PA in planning and directing Role 1 care.

San Antonio, Texas, Us

Successfully completed comprehensive training in healthcare leadership, resource allocation, and administrative support through AMEDD BOLC. As a 70B, healthcare administration assistant, BOLC equips me with the skills to streamline patient care procedures, maintain accurate records, and collaborate with various healthcare professionals to ensure efficient service delivery.

Selected to attend the Green-to-Gold program at Austin Peay State University. During my tenure, I competed on the Ranger Challenge team, notably participating in the Sandhurst competition in 2023. I was honored with the George C. Marshall Leadership Award and earned the Magellan Federal Physical Fitness Award during Cadet Summer Training. My dedication led to being named a Distinguished Military Graduate.

During my enlisted tenure, I held the ranks of PV2 to SSG, serving as a 68C (Licensed Practical Nurse) in two distinct organizations: the 86th Combat Support Hospital and the 41st Medical Detachment, 586th Field Hospital. My prior enlisted journey equipped me with valuable experiences and technical and tactical skills with an emphasis in healthcare, enabling me to contribute to the mission and operations of these units.

In Phase 2 of Advanced Individual Training (AIT) for the 68C MOS (Practical Nursing Specialist), I delved into the practical aspects of nursing. This phase focused on clinical skills, patient care, and medical procedures, allowing me to apply my knowledge of anatomy and physiology in real-world settings. I gained hands-on experience in various nursing tasks, including administering medications, wound care, and patient monitoring. The training emphasized precision, attention to detail, and patient-centered care, preparing me for the critical responsibilities of a Practical Nursing Specialist in the military.

San Antonio, Texas, Us

In Phase 1 of Advanced Individual Training (AIT) for the 68C MOS (Practical Nursing Specialist), I focused on learning the fundamentals of anatomy and physiology. This phase provided in-depth technical training, enhancing my understanding of the human body and its systems. The training emphasized teamwork, communication, and discipline, preparing me for the operational demands of my role in the medical field.

Fort Sill, Oklahoma, Us

During Basic Combat Training, I developed a strong foundation in essential military skills, discipline, and physical fitness. This rigorous training enhanced my work ethic, adaptability, and resilience. I improved my physical fitness through daily intense exercises and built teamwork and leadership skills by collaborating with fellow trainees. Additionally, I gained proficiency in combat skills, such as marksmanship and tactical maneuvers. The experience instilled exceptional discipline, time management, and mental toughness, preparing me for diverse operational environments.

Doctor Of Education (Edd) - Organizational Leadership

Master Of Science - Leadership And Organizational Administration

Bachelor Of Science

Associate Of Science

Diploma Of Education, Practical Nursing

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