Daniel Pressley
San Antonio
Summary
68 W Combat Medic/ Health care specialist with the Army, skilled in tactical combat casualty care (TCCC) and critical thinking. Spearheaded multiple vaccination campaigns, significantly reducing disease incidence during deployment and state side. Proven ability to perform under pressure, demonstrating adaptability and problem-solving in high-stress environments while ensuring optimal patient care and safety.
Overview
6
6
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Combat Medic (68W)
Army
02.2020 - Current
- Administered first aid and basic life support to injured personnel in high-pressure environments.
- Assisted with patient assessments, documenting medical histories and vital signs accurately.
- Collaborated with healthcare teams to ensure timely and effective emergency response actions.
- Operated and maintained medical equipment, ensuring readiness for immediate use during emergencies.
- Participated in trauma training exercises to enhance skills in emergency medical care protocols.
- Lead instructor for training service members on injury prevention and initial combat medicine. (PFR)
- Spearheaded vaccination campaign within unit, significantly reducing incidence of vaccine-preventable diseases during deployment.
- Demonstrated adaptability in dynamic settings while providing compassionate care under stress conditions.
- Contributed to the overall health of unit members through conducting routine medical evaluations, immunizations, and preventive healthcare measures.
Education
High School Diploma -
Klein Cain
Tomball, TX05-2020
EMT B Certification -
Combat Medic Training
San Antonio, TX12-2020
Skills
- Casualty triage
- Wound care management
- Patient evacuation techniques
- Tactical combat casualty care (TCCC)
- Hemorrhage control
- Advanced trauma care
- Emergency medical treatment
- Physical fitness maintenance
- Intravenous access
- Problem-solving
- Critical thinking
Accomplishments
Volunteering to teach future doctors an army version of "Stop the bleed" along with moving forward operating bases resulting in recognition and an Army achievement medal from the battalion Command Sergeant major.
Recently promoted to SGT through the TXANG for time in service along with having more promotion points through a competitive promotion points system.
Certification
- EMT Basic
- CPR through american heart association
- PFRI (Phantom first responder instructor)
Timeline
Combat Medic (68W)
Army
02.2020 - Current
High School Diploma -
Klein Cain
EMT B Certification -
Combat Medic Training