Bryce Wooten-Cortez
Helotes,TX
Summary
Motivated Biomedical Science major at Liberty University with strong foundational experience in general chemistry and biology, including hands-on laboratory coursework. Earned the Freedom Award for academic excellence and leadership. Actively gaining real-world exposure to healthcare through volunteer service in the Centra Virginia Health Emergency Department and developing responsibility, focus, and crisis management skills as a certified lifeguard. Passionate about scientific research, patient care, and advancing knowledge in biomedical settings.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Lifeguard
Northside Independent Sch District
05.2023 - Current
- Monitored pool activities to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.
- Provided immediate response to emergencies and administered first aid when necessary.
- Educated patrons on water safety practices and facility rules.
- Assisted in maintaining cleanliness and orderliness of swimming facilities.
Lifeguard
YMCA
10.2025 - Current
Small Business Owner
WC Detailing
01.2024 - 08.2025
- I created my own car detailing business over the summer while I wasnt lifeguarding.
- Serviced luxury cars (Lamborghinis, Porches, McLarens)
- Highly trusted in the area.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Biomedical Sciences
Liberty University
Lynchburg, VA05-2029
Skills
- Biomedical science
- Ethics in science
- Health Science Knowledge
- Time management
- Friendly, positive attitude
Accomplishments
- Selected as mentor/trainer for new hires.
- Improved customer satisfaction by resolving issues in a timely manner.
- Awarded Freedom ard in August 2025
Certification
- First Aid/CPR Certified
Languages
Spanish
Limited Working
Interests
- Camping
- Rock Climbing
- Running
- Astronomy
- Chemistry
Timeline
Lifeguard
YMCA
10.2025 - Current
Small Business Owner
WC Detailing
01.2024 - 08.2025
Lifeguard
Northside Independent Sch District
05.2023 - Current
Bachelor of Science - Biomedical Sciences
Liberty University
Freedom Award (TLUSA)
Planned and led the construction of a new outdoor grilling and picnic area for a local Spanish-speaking church that provides housing and support for immigrants. Managed all phases of the project, including fundraising, volunteer recruitment, material procurement, and on-site coordination. Successfully organized community collaboration to complete a sustainable and welcoming space that enhances fellowship and outreach opportunities for the congregation.