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MOS 68W
Combat Medic NCOER Bullets
Healthcare NCO 68W30
o built effective primary care teams and developed the clinic's patient centered medical home model; contributed to 100% provider and 98% overall satisfaction on the APPLS
o enforced the highest standards of conduct; contributed directly to repeat clinic top recognition for excellence on Joint Commission tracer surveys
o provided expert and professional patient care; received three by-name positive patient ICE comments; contributed to overall patient satisfaction of 98% on APPLS
o served as a primary instructor for 68W annual skills sustainment training; effectively applied years of experience to standard training to enhance effectiveness of training
o conducted 8 monthly BLS initial and refresher courses in support of unit training requirements; also conducted additional classes to support other garrison units
o planned, coordinated and executed two complex trauma lanes for a Brigade Best Squad Competition
o seized opportunities to teach impromptu medical classes to his subordinates; increased Soldier medical knowledge and skills
o assisted with medical coverage for a 31.87 mile foot march; resulted in zero heat injuries despite a record breaking heat wave
Health Care Specialist
o implemented initiative to improve sick call procedures
o supervised patient care for one month in the absence of the Physician Assistant
o prevented disease during FTX by ensuring adherence to field sanitation requirements
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 treated 7 patients while providing medical support for the Medicine Warrior Leadership Challenge
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 successfully treated and revived 7 patients while supporting the Mangudai exercise
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
Instructor/Writer
o earned the Basic Army Instructor Badge; evaluated six additional EMT instructors to earn their badge
o aided in medical table VIII training and instruction for 50 medical personnel; ensured medics maintained MOS certification
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
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
Medic
o assisted with the certification of CLS for the brigade; ensured deployment readiness
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
68W/Treatment NCO
o aggressively tracked MEDPROS status for over 400 unit members; assisted unit First Sergeants in increasing their medical readiness from a 74% Battalion average to 93%
Platoon Sergeant/68W30
o meticulously managed medical equipment and supply tracking systems; resulted in commendable ratings in all areas during the Battalion Command Inspection Program
o demonstrated expert medical proficiency during Brigade Combat Trauma Team Training; exceeded the standards of patient care and mentored two junior medics
Combat Medic
o SM completed BCT3 training course honing his expertise in the field of combat medicine, while in turn increasing the sustainment probabilities of the unit's fighting force for MOB
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
Ward Master
o appointed NCOIC of part three of the mass schools physicals resulting in over 1700 school age children being fully immunized
68WF3
o successfully completed the Flight Medic course, which earned her the F3 additional skill identifier
