Colton Campbell

Serves as the Infantry Company Training Room NCO responsible for the administration, coordination, and execution of all company-level training management and personnel actions. Acts as the commander’s primary enlisted advisor for training records, schools, and administrative readiness. Ensures accurate accountability, regulatory compliance, and timely processing of all training and personnel requirements in support of mission readiness.

• Administered emergency medical care in high-pressure environments, ensuring patient safety and effective treatment.
• Conducted thorough patient assessments to determine medical needs and prioritize care delivery.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to develop comprehensive treatment plans for diverse patient populations.
• Trained and mentored junior healthcare personnel on best practices in emergency response and patient care techniques.
• Managed inventory of medical supplies, ensuring availability for rapid deployment during missions or emergencies.
• Led training exercises simulating combat scenarios to prepare team members for real-world medical emergencies effectively.
• Mentored junior Health Care Specialists, contributing to their professional development and growth within the 68W role.

• Led and supervised combat medics providing emergency medical care in austere and high-stress environments
• Delivered advanced trauma care, triage, and lifesaving interventions during training and operational missions
• Managed medical readiness for assigned personnel, including health assessments, immunizations, and medical documentation
• Coordinated casualty evacuation (CASEVAC/MEDEVAC) and communicated patient status to higher medical echelons
• Maintained accountability, inspection, and operational readiness of medical equipment and supplies
• Trained and mentored junior medics on trauma protocols, field medicine, and tactical casualty care (TCCC)
• Advised unit leadership on medical risk, force health protection, and preventive medicine measures
• Ensured compliance with Army medical standards, safety regulations, and operational procedures

• Learned fire safety protocols and emergency response techniques.
• Assisted in equipment maintenance and inspections to ensure readiness.
• Participated in training exercises to develop firefighting skills.
• Operated communication tools for effective team coordination during emergencies.
• Supported community outreach programs to educate on fire prevention.
• Collaborated with team members to practice rescue operations and drills.
• Responded to emergency medical calls to perform lifesaving procedures and other emergency medical services.