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MOS 68 MEDICAL
68A Medical Equipment Repairer
Medical Equipment Repairman
o maintained three Role II facilities and over 20 Role I Battalion Aid Stations with a 95% maintenance rate ensuring all assets were fixed in under 72 hours
o completed seven semester hours towards a Bachelors in Science in Biomedical Electronics regardless of high OPTEMPO and mission requirements
o effectively directed five inexperienced Soldiers to become more efficient with the EDOCS; reduced wait time from 30 days to same day operations
o developed an SOP for the BMSO Medical Maintenance shop which helped ensure timely processing, repair, reporting and transfer of equipment throughout RC East
o trained 70 medics on proper use and user level maintenance of over 20 pieces of Level II equipment; reduced basic user error by over 60%
o constructed an expert plan to repair over 600 pieces of medical equipment valued at over $1,000,000 throughout RC East
o developed and executed a plan to turn in over $72,000 of medical equipment resulting in zero losses
o saved the ARMY well in excess of $130,000 by acquiring 13 medical refrigerators destined for destruction from Iraq and putting them to use in Afghanistan
68D Operating Room Specialist
68E Dental Specialist
o CMS passed the 2010 JCAHO survey due to her extensive preparation, upgrading, ensuring documentation and SOPs were accurate and up to date
o completely reorganized the TMC to make it more efficient for providing emergency trauma care
68G Patient Administration Specialist
68G50 PAD NCOIC
o maintained all Soldiers 100% trained on all required Warrior tasks; ensured 71 DOD civilians remained 95% compliant with all recurring training requirements
o establised an MOS training program that trained twenty four 3rd Infantry Division Soldiers in their mortuary affairs MOS which supported their go to war mission
o inculcated safety awareness, which resulted in zero accicents or injuries in her departments; always communicated safety and demanded the same from others
Admission and Dispostion NCOIC
Patient Administration NCOIC
o outstanding and thorough preparation for Global Medic 2010 Rotation and care for fellow Soldiers guaranteed success
Patient Administration Specialist
68H Optical Laboratory Specialist
68J Medical Logistic Specialist
Medical Logistics Specialist
o provided DMLSS and DCAM training to over 25 Soldiers and civilian employees, enhancing their ability to order Class VIII supply
o assisted in the automation of five departments with the OMNICELL system, enhancing the inventory management of medical supplies throughout
o coordinated the processing and delivery of $150,000 worth of medical supplies
o displayed a high level of technical competence during the integration of the new Defense Financial Integrated System Services (DFISS)
o served as the supervisor for the patient medical supply section with over 60 lines of routine supplies
o consistently developed new ways to improve customer service within the hospital
o efficiently processed and distributed over 200 lines of medical supplies valued at $250K throuhought the hospital weekly
o enforced workplace safety resulting in zero safety incidents during the rated period
o received and delivered about 40 commercial packages throughout the hospital per day
BMSO NCOIC
o advised Medical Supply Officer in requesting, receiving and disseminating units' Medical Chemical Defense Materiel in preparation for deployment to OEF
o synchronized the consistent delivery of over 25,000 lines of medical supplies valued in excess of $8 million
o procured an Expeditionary Deployable Oxygen Concentration System decreasing oxygen ressupply from two weeks to less than 72 hours
o increased the authorized stockage list from 334 to 430 lines of Class VIII in order to better support over 40 Battalion Aid Stations
o motivated seven Soldiers including self to complete a total of 10 college courses an over 6000 hours in correspondence courses
o supervised medical maintenance section sustaining an operational readiness level of 95-97% during OEF XII
o coordinated range training with Special Forces to ensure 12 Soldiers qualfied on their assigned weapon resulting in nine Expert Shooters and three Sharp Shooters
o personally coached and mentored one of his Soldiers to compete and win the Battalion Soldier of the Month Board
o directly responsible for training his Soldiers on the wartime mission by identifying perishable METL task; which helped improve their combat readiness
o coordinated CPR, CLS, and Field Sanitation Courses for BMSO resulting in certification of all assigned Soldiers
o applied his 15 years of experience and previous combat experience to enhance his section's combat capabilities
o advised BCT Surgeon Cell in turn-in, destruction, and accountability of Medical Chemical Defense Materiel in preparation for pre and redeployment of OEF XII
o coordinated a unique intra-theatre transit of CLVIII; ensured rapid distribution and delivery of critical life-saving products
o made Composite Risk Management a top priority when dealing with all operations assigned significantly impacting the overall safety of his section
68K Medical Laboratory Specialist
68M Hospital Food Specialist
68P Radiology Specialist
Radiology NCO / NCOIC
o reorganized Department of Radiology procedures; decreased patient wait times by 8 minutes and Army Provider Level Satisfaction Survey ratings improved by 18%
o researched and delivered Land Navigation instruction for the entire Medical Company increasing unit skills
68Q Pharmacy Specialist
o conducted pharmacy inspections of six maneuver battalion aid stations ensuring they were in compliance with Army MEDLOG regulations
o completed 15 credit hours of college courses towards a bachelor degree in Psychology
o exceptionally skilled in her field; used her deployment experience to prepare the incoming Pharmacy NCO for deployment operations
o maintained the Army Physical Fitness Badge of Excellence by scoring 300 points on the APFT
o motivated and disciplined NCO who constantly led by example for subordinates, peers and seniors to emulate
o hand selected by the command team to serve as rear detachment NCOIC; displayed unparalleled devotion to her Soldiers' needs
o exceeded the commands' expectation while serving as rear detachment NCOIC; a position traditionally held by a senior NCO or Junior Officer
o provided medical coverage for multiple training events and supported one clinic with minimal personnel
o revitalized the company driver training program; trained over 70 Soldiers on proper driving techniques
o developed and presented a class to 21 personnel within the brigade on the proper handling, storage, and turn-in of pharmaceuticals
o ensured that seven Soldiers received all FORCSOM mandated training and coordinated Individual Readiness Training for five Soldiers in support of OEF XI
o maintained and accounted for the rear detachment primary hand receipt valued in excess of over $200,000 without loss
o coordinated the successful movement of $500,000 worth of company assets to JRTC Rotation 10-03 while serving as the UMO
o encouraged her Soldiers to enroll in military and civilian courses; instilling the need for professional growth
o selected by BN CSM to serve as Team Leader on the Battalion Personal Security Detachment
o provided assistance during an emergency blood drive screening program, typing and cross-matching for over 100 potential blood donors
o served as Team Leader during five Convoy Logistical Patrols on one of the most dangerous MSR in the Regional Command East Area of Operation
o demonstrates a willingness to complete his task on time and in a quality manner
o directly attributed to the success of the BN PSD during JRTC Rotation 10-03, resulted in a seamless transition for the base defense operation in support of OEF XI
o trained Soldiers on TTPs and counter IED operations for the deployment
o created new training opportunities for his Soldiers by implementing training which coincided with mission support
o promoted safety during all training events; resulted in zero safety accidents
o maintained 100% accountability of all assigned equipment valued over $1,000,000 with no losses
o received recognition from the CJTF-82 Pharmacist for her tireless efforts to aggressively manage controlled substances
o sought out by providers and medics because of her pharmaceutical expertise and experience
o supported JRTC Rotation 10-03; ensured six provider credentials were documented to facilitate a speedy prescription processing
o displayed proper military bearing at all times; demanded the same from her Soldiers
o possessed the mental stamina to work effectively in stressful situations
o stepped up as the BMSO NCOIC during the JRTC Rotation 10-03; processed over 290 Class VIII receipts valued in excess of $50,000
o coached and mentored one Soldier for the Soldier of the Quarter Competition
o developed a tracking mechanism and ensured pharmaceutical manuals were available to enable the battalions to properly account for narcotics while deployed
o provided relevant training to 12 medics on pharmacy operations resulting in the competent coverage of the Level II Aid Station's pharmacies
o instructed 21 Soldiers on the proper handling, storage, and turn-in of pharmaceuticals
o assisted with patient treatment and conducted successful radiological images of over 30 real world patients during Battalion deployment at JRTC
o made strong decisions based on guidelines and experience
o demonstrated excellent preparation to accomplish tasks and missions
o took genuine pride in her appearance to while remaining professional
o used common sense and good judgment to tackle problems
o profile does not hinder duty performance
o flawlessly performed the duties of platoon sergeant in his absence
o mentored and coached a Soldier to compete for Soldier of the Month board
o demonstrated a personal concern for Soldiers assigned to her squad
o planned, organized and performed realistic Sergeant's Time Training which increased over 40 Soldiers capacity to perform individual and collective tasks
o shared knowledge and experience to enhance mission success
o maintained a work environment that stimulates team growth
o maintained 100% accountability of all assigned equipment without loss
o enforced strict safety measures during JRTC deployment and redeployment resulted in zero incidents
o devoted appropriate attention to all responsibilities
o selected to train over 25 Soldiers in Army Warrior Training tasks helping to greatly increasing overall tactical proficiency and unit readiness
o hand selected by First Sergeant over 14 NCOs to augment a forward deployed training team in support of a joint combined arms training center
o while working outside primary MOS, expertly supervised and controlled eight Soldiers in entry control point operations
o selected over five NCOs to perform duties as the Company Operations NCO; resulting in a smoothly ran orderly room in support of 78 Soldiers
o continually set the example for his Soldiers through his actions, demeanor, and tireless work ethic
o trained 15 Soldiers of the Afghanistan National Army in combat medicine and combat lifesaver train the trainer courses
o scheduled and coordinated numerous M4 and M9 ranges resulting in over 60 personnel being trained and qualified on their primary weapon system
o shared knowledge and experience with incoming personnel to enhance their tactical and technical skills in preparation for combat operations in OEF XI
o helped to coordinate and supervised 10 projects to improve overall security and standard of living on a battalion level forward operating base
o served as truck commander for five successful combat logistic patrols
o mentored members of his squad to properly adjust and operate successfully while dealing with high risk combat operations; resulting in zero safety accidents
o conducted staff assistance visits to two forward operating bases throughout RC-East; ensured the proper medication handling in compliance with CJTF-### policies
o mentored Soldiers assigned to her section to actively enroll in military and civilian courses while deployed
o assisted in the planning and successful movement of the BMSO to JRTC Rotation 10-03 and OEF XI
o scored a 252 on last APFT
o displayed the courage, candor, and commitment to be physically and mentally prepared for peacetime and combat missions
o enthusiastic and motivated NCO; always maintains a positive attitude
68R Veterinary Food Inspection Specialist
Food Inspector NCO
o provided food safety and sanitation information to the community during the National Food Safety Month
o effectively managed all aspects of the unit's food safety operations as the senior food inspection NCO without mission failure during his rating period
o cross-trained 68Ts on the technical aspects of food inspection, resulting in more Soldiers being available in case of food safety issues while undermanned
o consistently responded to complex tasking requirements from higher headquarters proactively and intelligently
o obtained an impressive zero finding rating with three observations during the FYXX MCP inspection of NCO Section.
68S Preventive Medicine Specialist
o revised and implemented the company Field Sanitation Program and SOP converting the inspected area from black to green
o introduced improved water testing equipment, raised test accuracy, trained all members of preventive medicine section on new microbiology tests and procedures
68T Animal Care Specialist
Animal Care NCO
o achieved 297 consistently on APFT
o his astute attention to detail ensured supplies and equipment were tracked and delivered to deliver optimal care
o ensured sterilizations documentation was accurate and ensured all SOPs were up to date
o improved the medical capabilities and the quality of healthcare in TF Med-East
68V Respiratory Specialist
68W Combat Medic
Instructor/Writer
o selected over 20 Sergeant First Classes to fill the position of a Master Sergeant for the Department of Health and Educational Training
o exhibited exceptional technical and tactical proficiency; trained, developed and validated over 5,000 Soldiers in TC3 while completing six college courses
o exceptional NCO; voted the Instructor of the Cycle over 60 NCOs for class 5-10
o selected to fill the role of SMTS NCOIC on multiple occasions without compromising the mission, the caliber of training and the safety for students and cadre
o selflessly volunteered to participate in multiple outreach functions for the SAMC that helped over 2,000 Soldiers and civilians in the local community
o developed and implemented training aids for the BAS lane and the convoy lane that led to a better prepared Soldiers for combat and Garrison operations
o superbly trained over 5,000 Soldiers on BAS, MOUT, patrol, convoy, and FOB operations that will increase their expertise and survivability during combat operations
o dedicated hours of off-duty time to monitor mandatory training statuses and inputted data via DTMS for over 60 NCOs which kept everyone's training status current
o his strong emphasis on professional growth encouraged 100% of his NCOs to enroll in college courses; over 30 college credits were completed
o effectively maintained 100% accountability of over $10,000 supplies and assisted with $1,000,000 in supplies and equipment without damage or lost
o employed the composite risk management during elevated risk training events to include invasive procedures and handling pyro which resulted in zero serious incidents
Combat Medic
o instructed numerous formal Combat LifeSaver Courses with better than 90% pass rate
o while in the WTU, seved as a first responder, helped insure that the best medical treatment possible was being receved including IV's proper o2 levels and medical transfer was properly recorded for transfering to further care.
Health Care NCOIC
o developed an expert working knowledge of Relative Value Units(RVUs); directed 75k patient encounters resulting in 66k RVUs netting $4.7M in revenue
Health Care Specialist
o implemented a training progam to enhance the quality of sick call procedures and supervised patient care for one month in the absence of the Physician Assistant
o performed outstandingly while attached to HHC 2/505 PIR Med Platoon During JRTC
o as an Ambulance Driver/Aid Man, demonstrated proficiency and knowledge of his job well above his peers
o despite fatigue and lack of assets, remained highly motivated thoughout the entire operation
o earned the coveted Expert Field Medical Badge
o progressed from duties as squad leader, to Senior NCO over numerous projects, to responsibilities as aide/advisor to the Commander and CSM
o conducted multiple aerial gunnery and small arms range medical coverage; not a single injury
o aided in the creation of the Warrior Return Unit which maximized the quality of life for Soldiers while they convalesce from injuries
o conducted impromptu medical trauma training during ranges; enchanced soldiers' range experience and improved readiness
o while deployed ISO Task Force Anvil, assumed security duties; processed over 500 security clearances and access badges during rotation
o supported urgent medical care for approximately 2,500 service members and their families in the Fort Stewart community
Ward Master
o appointed NCOIC of part three of the mass schools physicals resulting in over 1700 school age children being fully immunized
Medic
o achieved over 300% retention rate for the company for fiscal year 2011
o established a third mild traumatic brain injury center in Afghanistan; directly responsible for resourcing and developing a fully operational center within two months
o provided expert medical care; flawlessly assisted with treatment for battle injuries and emergency blood drives in support of OEF XI
o created and implemented a training regiment that trained more than 500 Soldiers on mild traumatic brain injuries; resulted in 100% completion of training for the battalion
o coordinated and sustained MOS training for 18 medics; resulted in 100% national registry
o selected over five senior NCOs by the battalion CSM to assume the duties as senior medical trainer for an outlying FOB EMT mission; trained over 50 ANA Soldiers
o provided U.S. Army coaching and mentorship philosophy to a resource strained EMT; responsible for the training and medical qualification of 60 combat ANA
o spearheaded the development and implementation of a CLS course for the ANA, resulting in 30 CLS qualified ANA soldiers, enhancing their combat effectiveness
o his combat experience and leadership enabled the continuous training and certification of 18 Soldiers assigned to the EMT mission on medical tasks
o provided medical training for both 68W and ancillary mos's from treatment platoon
o tracked MEDPROS status for over 140 unit members and more than 100 temporary PROFIS personnel
o helped set up 5K run in support of Rabies awareness month, increased awareness, lessened threat of rabies in Camp Taji
o volunteers for tasks on a daily basis
o established company and battalion level battle drills while adapting to evolving enemy TTPs
o instructs medical classes for the 144th EN BN in a professional manner
o adjusted customer service hours to better meet needs; eliminated most common customer complaint, increased access
o conducted numerous medical/first-aid classes to the HHC/FSC of the 144th EN BN
o conducted over 70 aeromedical evacuation missions achieving maximum results while flying over 250 combat hours
o took charge of scenario-based situations and expertly treated casualties while attending CMAST training
o assisted with treatments of 12 pediatric, 60 adult patients at adopted Egyptian Hospital
o assisted in medical evacuation of over 2,000 U.S. and Multi-National Coalition soldiers from MNC-I Forward Operating Bases
o worked as Range Safety for more than 50 small arms ranges, supervising more than 700 firers with no safety incidents
Instructor/Writer
o implemented Preventive Medicine measures by inspecting the barracks monthly IAW Tradoc Reg 350-6 during the H1N1 pandemic which reduced the risk of infection
68X Mental Health Specialist
68Z Chief Medical NCO
o served as truck commander on over 40 ISAF and ANA combined CLPs throughout RC East battlespace, resulted in zero injuries, loss of life, or damage to equipment
o developed and implemented a medical support plan for an outlying FOB, including combined ISAF and ANA mass casualty plan and casualty collection points
First Sergeant
UNSPECIFIED
o supervised the BN Eagle First Responder Course, resulting in more than 350 EFR qualified; directly improved combat medical care throughout the 1BCT AO
o ensured MEDPROS data for the BN as maintained and annotated in database; improving combat effectiveness of more than 73 Soldiers
o integrated a Forward Surgical Team into his Level II+ MTF without incident; resulting in exceptional medical care throughout 1BCT AO Regional Command East
o designed and implemented a vigorous physical fitness program resulting in his Platoon scoring the highest PT average in the Company, with zero failures
o encouraged subordinates to excel both in garrison and on the battlefield through realistic medical training; resulting in countless lives being saved on the battlefield
o produced outstanding results while serving as first sergeant during his absence; directly attributed to 73 Soldiers' security, morale and drive to win on the battlefield
o committed to providing the best medical care possible to Soldiers; personally took the lead to ensure new medics were tactically and technically proficient
o set a positive example for his Soldiers by competing in the 1BCT Sergeant Audie Murphy Selection Board despite a combat OPTEMPO
o planned, coordinated and supervised the BN immunizations and deployment SRP drive; resulting in 100% combat readiness for a BN of over 350 Soldiers
o improved combat effectiveness for over 120 Soldiers during two small arms ranges
o ensured 100% of his Soldiers completed EMT-B, Basic Tactical Combat Casualty Care Course and CPR Certifications in preparation for OEF XI deployment
o deployed 35 Soldiers and equipment worth $715,000 to JRTC 10-03 and OEF XI; maintained accountability of a Level II+ MTF MES valued in excess of $2,000,000
o maintained uncompromising enforcement of PCIs; ensured no safety incidents occurred during the company's foot marches, ranges, or daily operations
o selected by BN Commander to serve as the Company Contracting Officer Representative
o produced exceptional results while serving as BN CSM for 350 Soldiers during his absence, allowing the BN CSM to conduct 13 battle field circulations
o managed a level II+ aid station that treated more than 1,000 non-battle injuries, 175 battle injuries, and 200 MEDEVACs in less than three months in support of OEF XI
o supervised the company defensive perimeter, defensive position construction, and integration with FOB security
o dynamic and energetic leader who exceled in all areas, scored 272 points on APFT despite rigorous combat OPTEMPO
o maintained excellent physical and mental condition for over 73 Soldiers despite austere deployment conditions and long work hours
o trained, coached, and mentored two NCOs to compete in the Brigade's Sergeant Audie Murphy Club board; one NCO selected to compete in Division SAMC
o planned, coordinated, and resourced the medical support for every battalion range and combat patrol, as well as multiple distinguish, visitor FOB visits
o despite the extremely high combat OPTEMPO was able to exceed expectations by completing all missions and providing personnel for all tasking requirements
o developed and implemented a MASCAL plan that became the standard for the FOB
o managed a two month Eagle First Responder program in garrison that trained more than 65 Soldiers from the Brigade on combat life saving skills
o coached and mentored one sergeant and two staff sergeants to serve as platoon sergeants; directly improving combat effectiveness for more than 73 Soldiers
o supervised the completion of countless B-Hut and aid station construction projects in two and a half months; significantly upgrading living and working conditions
o directly responsible for the serviceability and accountability of over $9.3 million dollars worth of equipment
o had zero losses of equipment or safety incidents during his Soldier's movement throughout Regional Command East, Afghanistan Area of Operation
o provided expert dental support for over 950 patients during sick call and routine appointments in support of Operation Enduring Freedom XI
o conducted dental services to outlying FOBs in theater with the brigade dentist, resulted in over 15 Soldiers treated without leaving their area of operation
o completed nine hours of civilian education with a GPA of 3.5
o displayed a good attitude when faced with difficult tasks
o maintained physical readiness through a personal exercise program without supervision
o set a positive example for his Soldiers by completing a half marathon
o led daily flag honors detail for 12 consecutive months in a combat zone
o encouraged his Soldiers to enroll in college classes and complete correspondence courses, achieved over 500 hours to promote their personal and professional growth
o maintained 100% weapon safety record by effectively supervising daily weapons clearing procedures and functions checks
o cross trained one Soldier on dental procedures due to staffing shortage
o accomplished all missions with limited supervision
o hand receipt holder for over $900,000 worth of medical equipment with zero losses or report of survey
o possessed outstanding organizational skills; always maximized limited resources and personnel, resulted in 100% mission accomplishment
o emphasized safety, resulted in a successfully redeployment of his Soldiers and equipment
o demonstrated superior knowledge of company operations while expertly managing the company asset, personnel and equipment within the command post during OEF XI
o revamped a dysfunctional mailroom operation; directly improved the morale for over 73 Soldiers by consistently delivering over 100 pieces of mail per week
o consistently fulfilled her duties with skills and confidence; reliable NCO in the company who always met deadlines
o assisted four Soldiers with physical rehabilitation while on extensive profiles; enabling them to successfully come off profile and pass APFT
o maintained military bearing and appearance; instilled mental and physical fitness in her Soldiers
o placed the needs of her Soldiers above her own and worked to ensure her Soldiers had no unresolved personal issues
o served remarkably as the Battle Captain in a Level II(+) MTF during heightened mission OPTEMPO in support of Operation Enduring Freedom XI
o served as the Senior Medic during two Bastogne Over watch Combat Logistics Patrols; responsible for treating more than 60 Soldiers in an austere environment
o exceeded BDE CSM's expectations by planning, coordinating and executing the first BDE NCO/Soldier of the Quarter Board Competition for six Soldiers and five NCOs
o executed and demonstrated exceptional leadership in a combat zone; trained Soldiers as Triage NCOs for MASCAL exercises
o ensured 100% of her Soldiers maintained professional certifications
o directly responsible for the coordination and movement of over $1 million worth of section MTOE in support of JRTC and OEF XI with zero losses
o accepts full responsibility for issues within her charge and utilizes each situation as a teaching tool for herself and others
o prioritized all safety requirements and enforced safety which contributed to zero safety accidents
o executed the unit's equipment RESET plan for over $1.7 million in field and sustainment equipment in a timely manner while serving as the company RESET NCO
o received a 98.5% rating during the Command Supply Discipline Program competition
o completed 18 credit hours towards a degree in supply chain management despite a high combat OPTEMPO
o displayed a superior level of confidence; won the respect of seniors and subordinate Soldiers within the unit
o mentally and physically tough NCO; performed extremely well under pressure
o coordinated a seamless inspection and movement of 14 shipping containers filled with over $1.7 million worth of equipment in support of OEF XI
o selected over three NCOs to serve as the supply sergeant for a medical company; commended by the battalion command sergeant major for superior performance
o reenlisted in a deployed environment; set the example that led her Soldier to reenlist
o trained and developed a junior supply specialist on supply tasks within a brigade support medical company
o supported 12 weapons ranges as the ammunition NCO and safety NCO while deployed; demanded a safety first environment
o facilitated training for 12 sub-hand receipt holders on the property accountability protocol; resulted in zero FLIPLs
o inherited an unsatisfactory supply section and brought it to a commendable rating within 30 days
o managed $4.7 million worth of organizational and theater provided equipment during deployment without losses or damages
o developed a database tracking and maintenance system for over $200,000 worth of sensitive items; maintained a 98% readiness rate of all equipment
o displayed superior knowledge, skill and excellence by reconstructing the Arms Room; received commendable ratings at FY09 CIP inspection
o selected over 15 NCOs as an EFMB candidate; trained over 200 1BCT Soldiers on Tactical Combat Casualty Care in preparation for EFMB
o displayed superior medical proficiency by maintaining EMT-B and CPR certification
o spent countless hours training Soldiers on tactical and technical knowledge; resulting in one Soldier winning the 111th Battalion's Soldier of the Month Board
o led and trained five Soldiers to exceed all standards set forth by the commander in preparation for a 30-day exercise at the Joint Readiness Training Center
o motivated Soldiers to perform to the best of their ability as individuals and as a squad during numerous training exercises
o trained and ensured that over 500 Soldiers are medically knowledgeable and capable by instructing at the Rascon School of Combat Medicine
o mentored a newly assigned Medical NCO on duties and responsibilities in a TO&E unit
o ensured 100% of her Soldiers maintained EMT-B, Tactical Combat Casualty Care and CPR Certification
o accounted for $190,000 worth of MTOE, weapons, DAGRs, medical sets and field litter ambulances with no loss of accountability
o promoted the Army Safety Program ensuring Soldiers were supervised and practiced safety procedures while conducting daily operations
o ensured five Soldiers were enrolled in college and completed correspondence courses despite intense Battalion OPTEMPO
o hand selected by the 1SG for reassignment to a maneuver battalion as senior medic for a remote COB within Regional Command East Afghanistan
o mentored and tutored a junior noncommissioned officer and one Soldier; resulting in two NCOs winning the Battalion NCO of Month Competition
o used knowledge from previous deployments to build and develop new Soldiers and prepare them for combat logistical operations
o planned, coordinated, and assisted in developing BCT3 training for over 25 battalion medics; directly responsible for three Soldiers earning the coveted CMB
o conducted numerous company level M4/M9 ranges resulting in over 25 Soldiers trained in advanced marksmanship techniques in support of OEF XI
o shared knowledge of operations and administration; enhanced performance of peers and subordinates
o served as senior medic during ANA DUSTWUN missions supporting TF Iron Gray; treated more than 50 Soldiers on the battlefield and evacuated over 20 Soldiers
o provided expert medical support for one special forces operation; assumed the role as senior medic for brigade level target missions within ### BCT AO
o developed and implemented a plan to improve and revamp eight casualty collection points on FOB in support of over 3,500 residents
o ensured 100% of her Soldiers completed EMT-B, Basic Tactical Combat Casualty Care Course and CPR Certifications
o trained 10 Soldiers on proper operation, maintenance and trouble shooting on the (M997) Forward Litter Ambulance despite a rigorous combat OPTEMPO
o received laudatory reviews from command for her role in reconstructing a dysfunctional 20 LIN hand receipt in excess of $200,000; resulted in 100% accuracy
o stressed safety first to all Soldiers; continually emphasized to her peers the importance of an accident free environment
o enforced the Army Standards by making on the spot corrections and living the Warrior Ethos
o led and trained four newly assigned Combat Medics to exceed the expectation of the Commander during a 30-day Joint Readiness Training Center rotation
o set the example for Soldiers in her squad by demonstrating a high level of integrity and professionalism; resulted in a well organized, competent and disciplined Squad
o placed the needs of her Soldiers above her own and worked to ensure her Soldiers had no unresolved personal or professional issues
o displayed superior medical proficiency by maintaining EMT-B and CPR Certification despite intense pre-deployment training requirements
o showed extreme competence while serving as the Unit's Master Driver; performed all duties above expected standards
o ensured that all mandatory training and ranges were conducted and completed for 27 68Ws prior to their deployment in support of OEF XI
o conducted over 4,500 exposures to help accurately disgnose over 1,056 trauma patients seen at the Forward Surgical Team in 12 months during combat operations
o provided expert medical support to over 1,800 patients during sick call and routine appointments
o conducted dental support to other FOBs in theater with BDE Dentist resulting in over 40 Soldiers treated without leaving their area of operation
o encouraged subordinates, and superiors to excel mentally and physically; resulted in 17 Soldiers completing the FOB Fenty 2011 Miami Satellite Half Marathon
o displayed a positive attitude at all times even when faced with multiple difficult tasks
o demonstrated exceptional leadership in a combat zone by assisting evacuation of over 120 Soldiers to a level III medical facility in support of OEF XI
o mentored a Soldier to win Brigade level Soldier of the Quarter competion
o increased morale by taking lead on organizing holiday functions and coordinated unit shirts for the Soldiers in the company
o cross trained four medics on radiological procedures for a more efficient running aid station due to staffing shortage
o motivated trainer and mentor; prepared two Soldiers to appear before the Promotion Board earning them their promotable status
o shared knowledge of operations and administration; enhanced performance of peers and subordinates
o hand receipt holder for over $400,000 worth of medical equipment with no loss or report of survey
o stressed safety first during eleven months of combat operations, resulting in no negligent discharges and 100% accountability of all sensitive items
o possessed outstanding organizational skills; always maximized limited resources and personnel resulting in 100% mission accomplishment
o maintained administrative records for 73 Soldiers; ensuring all unit monthly reports were accurate and met Battalion suspenses
o displayed outstanding confidence and managerial skills while serving as the NCOIC of the Company Training Room
o served as the Senior Patient Administration NCO during the Brigade SRP improving Soldier Readiness for upcoming OEF rotation
o assisted in Company level Air Assault training program which enabled two Soldiers to earn the coveted Air Assault Badge
o trained ten Soldiers during JRTC as a casualty liaison team ensuring 100% patient tracking during MASCAL exercises
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