Ayaana Pinkney

Ambitious and dedicated professional eager to thrive in a dynamic organization that prioritizes growth and development. Committed to leveraging a strong work ethic and enthusiasm in challenging roles, with a focus on skill enhancement and driving organizational success. Passionate about building a robust skill set while contributing to innovative projects and collaborative team efforts, ready to embrace opportunities that challenge capabilities and promote professional advancement. Aiming to apply knowledge in the medical and health field through the pursuit of a PhD or PsyD, ultimately contributing to impactful advancements in the industry.

• Basic Life Support (BLS)
• National EMS (NREMT)
• TESOL (Level 3) Certification
• TEFL (Level 3) Certification

U.S. Army

Fort Carson, CO

January 2024 – January 2027

o Specialist (01/24-Current)—68W

• Rotational Deployment in Europe (03/24-01/25)
• Line Medic (06/24-8/25)
• Soldier Readiness Center-SRC (10/25-Current)

Army National Guard

Louisiana

January 2017 – January 2024

• MOS in the LA National Guard is a 68W, which is a Health Care Specialist. Training included treating trauma emergencies. Passing the NREMT and obtaining a CRP Certification were required to graduate from the Health Care Specialist Program. Course 68W provides students with knowledge and skills to apply to various medical occupations within a hospital, clinical and pre-hospital environments. Topics include fundamentals of nursing, triage, basic and advanced trauma, patient assessment, CPR, overviews of pediatrics, geriatrics and patients with special needs, respiratory and cardiac issues, and primary care. Coursework includes medical terminology, anatomy and pathophysiology, medical and legal concepts, ethics, pharmacology, and system operation. Students develop verbal communication skills and learn medical documentation and patient advocacy. This course also addresses methods of leadership and resource allocation. The emergency medical technician modules meet the 2010 National Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Education Standards for basic Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification.

U.S. Navy

June 2015 – December 2015

• Bootcamp: Demonstrate knowledge of general military and Navy protocol, teamwork/teambuilding, first aid, personal health and safety, basic swimming, firefighting and damage control, seamanship, water survival skills, and meet the prescribed standard for physical fitness. I received an Entry Level Discharge.