ALFRED T. VARON

Results-driven professional prepared to bring blend of strategic vision and hands-on leadership to dynamic organization. Background includes managing multiple regions, driving operational improvements, and spearheading initiatives that align with company goals. Known for fostering team collaboration and consistently achieving results, with core skills in leadership and strategic planning.

• West Remote Regional Manager, Leidos, 07/01/26, present, Manage 16 MAs and LVNS which included the entire United States, Implementation of training for clinic managers in transitioning to managing remote staff, Managing payroll and expense reports, Cost-cutting and reduction of overhead and expenses, Training other regional managers in mobile travel.
• LVN Travel Supervisor, Leidos QTC, 10/01/25, 06/30/26, Supervisor for 12 MAs and LVNS which include the Northeast and Central North Region, Instrumental in the planning of events with all lines of business. Managing payroll and expense reports, Addressing customer issues as well as any logistical problems. Training New Hires and current staff
• LVN Staff Nurse, Methodist Specialty Transplant Hospital, 08/01/25, present, Providing patient care to surgical patients.
• LVN Lead Supervisor, Family Clinic | Christus Santa Rosa Westover Hill, 08/01/25, 10/31/25, Lead clinical team operations, manage staff assignments, oversee patient flow. Mentor junior nurses and collaborate with leadership to enhance care delivery. Did payroll and dealt with scheduling issues.
• Med-Surg & ER Nurse, Christus Santa Rosa Westover Hill, 11/01/18, 08/31/25, Delivered high-quality care in fast paced emergency and surgical units. Responded to critical emergencies, coordinating with interdisciplinary teams.
• Assistant Director of Nursing, Paramount Senior Care Center, 08/01/16, 04/30/17, In charge of 30 employees in a nursing home where we had 120 residents. Developed processes, implemented changes as well as managed administrative tasks. Managed payroll, scheduling and disciplinary issues.
• ICU Nurse, U.S. Army, 05/01/06, 11/30/10, 28th Combat Support Hospital (Operation Iraqi Freedom, 2009–2010): Stabilized combat casualties, supervised medics, managed trauma resuscitation and critical care in a deployed environment. Leader of 10 soldiers during the deployment. Established process and procedures for the ICU. 541st Forward Surgical Team (Operation Enduring Freedom, 2006–2008): Delivered life-saving care under combat conditions, assisted in rapid surgical interventions, and coordinated medical evacuations.
• Clinical Instructor Leader, U.S. Army Practical Nurse Program, 01/01/10, 12/31/14, Trained and mentored future military nurses in classroom and clinical settings. At times in charge of 60-120 soldiers dealing with numerous issues. Developed curriculum and certified personnel in Basic Life Support.