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MOS 68W
Combat Medic
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See also: Air Force Independent Duty Medical Technician (IDMT) Examples
Operations NCOIC
o effectively oversaw the TAMIS program, maintaining 100% accountability for over 220,000 rounds of ammunition
o supervised two CMT sites, overseeing the training of over 180 Medics throughout the Army, resulting in a 100 percent pass rate
o aided the training of an entire medical section and coached the section to becoming certified in clinic operations
o developed training plans and new methods to orient new medics to their medical section duties; improved efficiency, ease of integration into medical sections
Healthcare NCO 68W30
o worked as the Patient Hold Medic in the Patient Hold tent during the Mountain Peak training exercise; provided medical aid to 11 real world patients as well as over 50 notional patients
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 took charge and led the medical platoon in the absence of NCOs during YTC; ensured all medical requiremets were met
o spearheaded independent operations at the company casualty collection point; established treatment protocols, identifying and treating cold-weather injuries and returning 100% of affected soldiers to duty
o procured, issued and verified cold-weather gear for personnel, preserving combat readiness and driving the successful execution of the brigade exercise
o provided 5 years of service to HHC, across 6 major training events, affecting 55 medics & countless soldiers across the bn
o assisted in the HOSPEX field exercise, triaging and treating over 81 casualties; demonstrated extraordinary service
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
o served as Separation History and Physical Examination (SHPE) NCOIC while mentoring fellow NCOs
o developed an expert working knowledge of Relative Value Units(RVUs); directed 75k patient encounters resulting in 66k RVUs netting $4.7M in revenue
o appointed NCOIC of part three of the mass schools physicals resulting in over 1700 school age children being fully immunized
o successfully completed the Flight Medic course, which earned her the F3 additional skill identifier
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 served as an instructor for 68W sustainment courses prior to the Expert Field Medical Badge (EFMB), certifying over 50 combat medics
o excelled as a primary instructor for a Combat Lifesaver (CLS) class, teaching and certifying 30 ROKA NCOs
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 developed and implemented the battalion's FLA TSOP; standardized practices and focused efforts
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 provided over 30 days of medical coverage for Expert Field Medical Badge (EFMB) training; facilitated the qualification of more than 100 medics
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
o played a pivotal role as a health care specialist, supporting over 60 competitions, small arms ranges, and explosive ordnance ranges
o quickly integrated into a Navy medical team and performed the role assigned to Navy nurses; exemplified her ability to adapt
o trained 15 Navy and 2 Army medics in AEROMEDEVAC procedures, enhancing Joint Operating capabilities
SRP Medic
o performed blood draws and immunizations on over 300 soldiers; facilitated medical readiness
o supported PADD during in-processing and out-processing of soldiers during Camp Shelby Mission
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%
Flight paramedic
o established an SOP and inventory of medical supplies for the medical aid bag; improved readiness and eliminated operational shortfalls
Medic
o provided exceptional combat medical support during NTC rotations; ensured zero preventable casualties under high-stress operational conditions
o led and mentored combat medics in a troop program unit; ensured medical readiness and proficiency during BA and annual training
o stepped up as 2nd Squad driver and assisted with DCP operations; ensured continuous operational support and mission success
o screened over 500 soldiers at SRP; provided medical support to over 200 soldiers at Butts medical clinic
o assisted with CLS training, sick call, and day to day operations as a battalion medic; sustained medical readiness
o his unwavering commitment to medical readiness ensured zero loss of life, showcasing his exceptional skills and attention to detail
o set the standard for excellence in medical support within the unit; enhanced the safety and operational effectiveness of all personnel involved
o provided expert medical coverage for MPC Mortar firing line during 2-502 IN BN platoon live fire
o demonstrated excellence as the Company medic while serving in 937th CEC-A at the National Training Center 25-07 in Fort Irwin, CA
o provided exceptional medical support to over 2,000 Cadets during Cadet Summer Training 2025, especially during CFT2 and Reception Day
o treated 26 Cadets and 8 Task Force service members during Cadet Summer Training 2025, ensuring rapid care and mission continuity
o provided care during simulated Indirect Fire and tended to all medical ailments affecting soldiers in the company
o earned position of Senior Medic at Alexander T. Augusta Military Medical Center Dermatology Clinic; assisted in numerous Dermatologic surgeries and procedures
o oversaw daily clinic operations and set mission priorities for service members and civilians in the Dermatology, Endocrinology, Rheumatology, and Infectious disease clinics
o taught suturing techniques to peers and leaders; expanded work center qualifications by 50% and improved schedule flexibility
o streamlined process to order class VIII and maintained a zero equipment loss and ensured mission readiness
o responded to mass casualty event for CH-53 hard landing resulting in one urgent surgical, one urgent, and two convenient patients
o provided 220 hours of medical coverage for Marine Corps Martial Arts Program (MCMAP) operations and earned Tan Belt
o taught multiple Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) classes for the Battalion; trained 80 service members, significantly improved unit medical readiness
o worked as a medic in support of the Spur Ride; facilitated the demonstration of skill, determination, and commitment to excellence of over 500 Soldiers
o deployed to South Korea in support of Korea Rotational Force 12; served as a line medic for Able Company and provided comprehensive medical support
o served as a treatment medic for the Battalion Aid Station; provided on the spot aid and evacuated one heat stroke victim
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
Emergency Care Sergeant
o operated as company senior medic for FTX; addressed all medical issues, ensuring proper medical care of 64 soldiers
o facilitated timely evacuation for eight litter and three ambulatory patients
o served as sole company medic; maintained peak operational health during a BDE MASCAL
o reorganized the Evacuation Platoon's field equipment layout; reduced field ambulance load-out times by 25%, from 35 minutes to 25 minutes
o mentored over 20 Soldiers on accountability and maintenance procedures for field ambulances, radios, and JBCP equipment; reduced operational failures
o assisted with exchange, issue, storage, and return of Organizational Clothing and Individual Equipment (OCIE) for over 50 Soldiers, ensuring each was properly equipped
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
o participated in seven Donally Training Area training rotations, Arctic Anvil at Camp Shelby, JRTC, JPMRC, as well as numerous training exercises in Richardson Training Area
o worked with Mortuary Affairs to recovery fallen service member's remains at Colony Glacier
o oversaw Load Out and Prep for JPMRC 23: 3 FLAs and BN medical Role 1 valued at over $250,000 with $0 loss of equipment
o supported seven DTA training rotations, preparing and loading out 3 FLAs, Role 1 medical equipment valued at over $250,000 and oversaw treatment of over 90 patients
o coordinated and supported 35 Live Fire Exercises and qualification ranges with medical coverage, establishing the casualty extraction and CASEVAC rehearsal SOP for multiple companies
o spearheaded Arctic Focused CLS classes within BN; taught six classes, certified 100 paratroopers
o supported Cobra Gold 24; worked and coordinated with foreign national military as senior medic for multinational JFEO in foreign country and treated 12 patients
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.
o stepped outside their primary 68W duties to execute critical feeding operations, directly sustaining the force during Operation Sentinel Justice; demonstrated exceptional versatility and selfless service
o assisted in the daily preparation, serving, and recovery of over 300 hot meals, ensuring the nutritional readiness and high morale of 150 personnel stationed on cantonment
Senior Company Medic
o cross-trained with other companies for better medical proficiency
o trained company on multiple medical classes including CLS and TCCC
o provided expert medical duties for every company lane during premobilization validation
