Professional prior Navy Hospital Corpsman with demonstrated command of medical and healthcare education. Expert educator with developed aptitude for teaching medical concepts, theories and terminology. Fluent, well-versed experience in trauma & clinical patient management, offering solid comprehension of cultural diversity and application in the medical field. Passionate Instructor offering over 24 years in the United States Navy, both leading & teaching courses to students of varying skills and abilities.
Proficient knowledge of medical resources and triage, with proven abilities in teaching and applying medical knowledge, skills & abilities (KSA's) in combat and home-based medical facilities. Ready to bring commitment to students education goals with keen problem-solving abilities at the University of Alaska. Consistently recognized for positive attitude and ability to work well with team members to achieve numerous goals.
Holds Bachelor of Arts degree in Emergency Management, Master Training Specialist and Certifications in Homeland Security levels I-V. Hardworking and reliable, with a strong ability to lead, influence and teach. Offering highly organized delivery of meaningful and informative lectures and maintaining classroom environment conducive to learning. In-depth understanding of different learning techniques and tools for adult learners of varying backgrounds.