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Jason Mitchell

Toomsuba,MS

Summary

Jason Mitchell is a Surface Force Independent Duty Corpsman (IDC). IDC’s serve as Medical Department Representatives aboard surface ships, with Fleet Marine Force Units, and isolated duty stations, independent of a medical officer. Perform diagnostic procedures, advanced first aid, basic life support, nursing procedures, minor surgery, basic clinical laboratory procedures, and other routine health care. Manage preventive medicine and industrial health surveillance programs and associated shipboard and expeditionary administrative and logistical duties. Provide health education to junior medical and all nonmedical personnel. Perform patient care and medical management functions. Senior medical personnel assigned to shore and operational units provide medical assistance, training, and inspection services for the crew.

Prior to being an Independent Duty Corpsman Mr. Mitchell was a Field Service Medical Technician. Mr. Mitchell spent 20 years in the United States Navy serving in various positions to include training, operations, and leadership roles. Mr. Mitchell has a diverse background ranging from medical diagnosis and treatment, medical operations, and planning, to field medicine and tactical combat casualty care.

Overview

12
12
years of professional experience

Work History

Independent Duty Corpsman

NMRTU Meridian
02.2022 - Current
  • Manage health and wellness of 3800 active duty and reserve Sailors, Marines, Airmen, and Soldiers and their dependents
  • Manage budget of $2.2 million worth of medical equipment and supplies
  • Responsible for leadership and development of a team of 75 civilians and military employees
  • Manage training, certification, and licensing of 4 licensed and 9 unlicensed healthcare providers
  • Basic Life Support Program manager (instruct and certify members in BLS/CPR/AED)
  • TCCC Instructor
  • Independent Duty Corpsman Program Manager
  • Conduct Pest and Food Safety Inspection on monthly basis for all dining and childcare facilities aboard air station.
  • Rendered emergency medical treatment and administered immunization programs.
  • Promoted a positive work environment through effective teamwork and open communication among colleagues across departments.
  • Provided emergency medical care and conducted physical exams and interviews to gain medical history and relevant health data.
  • Participated in ongoing professional development opportunities to stay current on industry best practices, ultimately elevating the quality of patient care provided.
  • Assisted in surgical procedures, maintaining a sterile environment and managing surgical instruments with precision.
  • Updated medical records in EMR system and double-checked data for accuracy.
  • Streamlined clinic operations by assisting with scheduling appointments, managing patient flow, and coordinating follow-up care as needed.
  • Implemented infection control measures to minimize disease transmission risks among patients and staff members.
  • Boosted patient satisfaction ratings with exceptional bedside manner, attentive listening skills, and clear communication about treatment options.

Independent Duty Corpsman/Medical Department Head

Naval Special Warfare Development Group/Joint Special Operations Command
05.2023 - 03.2024
  • Managed healthcare of up to 240 special operators and support staff
  • Liaison between NSWDG, Joint Special Operations Command, and Joint Medical Unit for forward medical planning and joint medical operations
  • Updated and managed Joint Task Force Whole Blood Program
  • Perform training and certification of task force members for CPR/AED, TCCC.
  • Supported mission success with efficient triage and emergency response procedures during field exercises.
  • Advanced skills proficiency through continuous professional development opportunities, including specialized training courses and certifications.
  • Elevated quality of care provided during deployments by expertly navigating challenging field conditions and limited resources.

Independent Duty Corpsman

Naval Mobile Construction Battalion One Thirty-Three
03.2019 - 02.2022
  • Responsible for medical planning and health care for 1000 sailors forward deployed throughout the globe
  • Created and Maintained Standard Operating Procedures for all medical department operations
  • Managed staff training, certifications, and continuing education
  • Manage budget of $500k.
  • Facilitated seamless continuity of care by establishing effective communication channels between providers, specialists, and command leadership.
  • Demonstrated adaptability in diverse clinical settings, serving as a vital resource for both acute and chronic patient needs.
  • Contributed to unit cohesion through active participation in team-building activities, trainings, and morale-boosting events.
  • Reduced hospitalization rates by administering timely treatments and preventive measures for fellow service members.
  • Enhanced patient care by providing comprehensive medical support during routine and emergency situations.
  • Championed wellness initiatives within the unit, leading by example through personal commitment to maintaining optimal physical and mental health.

Student

Independent Duty Corpsman School
03.2018 - 03.2019
  • Full Time Student
  • Followed school and classroom policies, regulations, dress codes, and schedules.
  • Collaborated on group projects to complete professional deliverables.
  • Completed rigorous readings as directed to support unit learning goals.
  • Championed a growth mindset culture within the classroom, inspiring students to embrace challenges and persevere through obstacles in pursuit of their academic goals.

Emergency Management Liaison

Naval Branch Health Clinic Dahlgren
09.2015 - 03.2018
  • Manage 20 military and civilian in family medicine daily operations
  • Manage training for 60 military and civilian staff members
  • Lead TCCC and BLS Instructor.
  • Acted as the liaison between upper management and staff members, promoting positive working relationships built on trust.
  • Improved interdepartmental collaboration with regular team building activities and open forums for discussion.
  • Increased overall productivity by streamlining internal processes and introducing new tools for more efficient workflow management.
  • Gathered, organized and input information into digital database.
  • Managed complex schedules to coordinate travel, meetings, and events for executive leadership teams.
  • Collected, arranged, and input information into database system.
  • Served as the primary point of contact, fostering strong relationships between internal teams and external partners.
  • Coordinated multiple projects simultaneously, ensuring timely completion and alignment with organizational objectives.

Field Medical Service Technician/Combat Trauma Management Instructor

1st Marine Division
09.2012 - 09.2015
  • Instructed over 4000 sailor’s, Marines, and civilians from various agencies and basic and advanced techniques involved with tactical combat casualty care to include didactic, practical, and live tissue materials
  • Managed 12 instructors
  • Updated curriculum to follow CoTCCC guidelines on an annual basis
  • Forward Deployed with 40 man Police advisor team to Helmand Province
  • Responsible for the health care of 40 marines in an austere environment
  • Developed and implemented training plan for Afghan National Police Advisor Team and instructed over 300 afghan police officers in basic TCCC and trained 30 medics in more advanced TCCC techniques and long term field care practices.
  • Collected, inventoried and distributed field medical supplies both in combat areas and rear positions.
  • Reduced emergency response times by streamlining equipment maintenance and inventory procedures.
  • Improved team efficiency with consistent communication and coordination among medical professionals.

Education

Bachelor of Arts - Intelligence Studies

American Military University
Charles Town, WV
10.2017

Skills

  • Leadership
  • Development
  • Inventory management
  • Communication
  • Teamwork
  • Critical thinking
  • Problem solving
  • Attention to detail

Timeline

Independent Duty Corpsman/Medical Department Head

Naval Special Warfare Development Group/Joint Special Operations Command
05.2023 - 03.2024

Independent Duty Corpsman

NMRTU Meridian
02.2022 - Current

Independent Duty Corpsman

Naval Mobile Construction Battalion One Thirty-Three
03.2019 - 02.2022

Student

Independent Duty Corpsman School
03.2018 - 03.2019

Emergency Management Liaison

Naval Branch Health Clinic Dahlgren
09.2015 - 03.2018

Field Medical Service Technician/Combat Trauma Management Instructor

1st Marine Division
09.2012 - 09.2015

Bachelor of Arts - Intelligence Studies

American Military University
Jason Mitchell