Hi, I’m
Dionte Wilder
Healthcare Administrator
North Augusta,SC
Summary
My career aspirations are deeply rooted in leveraging my military healthcare management background to excel in independent, self-managing roles. In the short term, my focus is on achieving proficiency in the thorough evaluation of job responsibilities, consistently delivering exceptional customer service, and surpassing performance targets. Looking ahead, my long-term ambition is to step into a leadership position where I can actively contribute to the organization's growth and overall success. I am unwavering in my commitment to continuous personal and professional development, which includes the acquisition of relevant industry certifications and staying meticulously informed about the ever-evolving processes and regulations within the healthcare field.
Overview
17
years of professional experience
1
Certification
Work History
United States ArmyFt. Eisenhower
Manager, Nutrition Care Division
07.2021 - 07.2023
Job overview
- Supervised a working force of 54 DA Civilians consisting of Dieticians, Diet Technicians, and Food Service Specialists; managed daily clinical operations assisting a 121-bed teaching hospital supporting a beneficiary population of greater than 67,000; ensured the safe preparation and service of over 390,000 patient and dining facility meals annually; assisted in the application of professional knowledge of dietetics or nutrition directed toward the maintenance and improvement of human health; Treasurer for Fort Eisenhower Sergeant Audie Murphy Club
United States ArmyFt. Eisenhower
Behavioral Health Department Manager
12.2019 - 06.2021
Job overview
- Provided leadership and management oversight of seven Outpatient Behavioral Health Services (OBHS), Inpatient Psychiatry Service, Residential Treatment Facility (RTF), Community Behavioral Health Services, Child and Family Behavioral Health Services, Family Advocacy Program, Intensive Outpatient Program & the Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care Clinic
- In charge of approximately 200 military and civilian personnel and overseeing an annual budget of approximately 12 million dollars
- Provide behavioral health support and leadership to the outlying Behavioral Health Clinics at U.S
- SOUTHCOM, Puerto Rico and clinical support on an as needed basis to Joint Task Force BravoHonduras; Vice President for Fort Eisenhower Sergeant Audie Murphy Club.
United States ArmyHohenfels
Medical Observer/Coach/Trainer
07.2017 - 03.2018
Job overview
- Trained 440 U.S
- And Multinational Cavalry / Scout Squadron Medical Teams in strategic medical operations and planning tasks during Unified Land Operations, while evaluating the execution of Decisive Action Training Environment (DATE) exercises; used creative and critical thinking to conduct analysis of battalion level Army Health Support systems in order to integrate joint military forces and evolve their tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs); employed of risk management and importance of safety to ensure real world medical support for 18,000 Soldiers from 7 nations during 6 JMRC rotations.
United States ArmyFt. Carson
Brigade Medical Operations Planner
12.2015 - 06.2017
Job overview
- Managed planning, organizing and coordinating unit medical operations for a Light Infantry Brigade Combat Team consisting of seven battalions and 4,300 personnel; advised the Brigade Medical Operations Officer, Surgeon, and Staff on the current and future employment of the unit medical elements; monitored the medical readiness, operational and training status of the units; aided in the development of combat health support plans and annexes; supervised clinical activities in garrison aid station and medical treatment facility; mentored and trained unit Medical Platoon Sergeants and Leaders; President of 4ID Sergeant Audie Murphy Club.
United States ArmyCamp Walker
Ambulance Platoon Sergeant
12.2014 - 12.2015
Job overview
- Oversaw routine and emergency medical treatment, as well as conserved the medical readiness for 320 Soldiers, Sailors, and Airmen; assigned as company First Sergeant for three months and advised the company commander; responsible for matters of training, health, welfare, and discipline of 58 Soldiers and six Korean Augmentee to the United States Army; trained 288 in-processing personnel as 8th Army Master Resiliency Trainer; Public Affairs Officer for Area IV Sergeant Audie Murphy Club.
United States ArmyJoint Base San Antonio
Medical Operations Sergeant
12.2013 - 12.2014
Job overview
- Responsible for receiving and publishing operations orders for 8 training companies; coordinated internal and external tasks in support of the Army Medical Department Center & School (AMEDDC&S), and the Army's Best Medic Competition; responsible for the training, discipline, health and welfare of 5,000 Soldiers annually; responsible for the leadership development and training of 2 Soldiers; Served as Brigade Sexual Assault Response Coordinator and Public Affairs Officer for JBSA Sergeant Audie Murphy Club.
United States ArmyJoint Base San Antonio
Platoon Sergeant
07.2012 - 12.2014
Job overview
- Responsible for the training, discipline, health, and welfare of approximately 1,200 Soldiers for a 16 week cycle for four training cycles annually in the Army's largest training battalion that produces the second largest MOS in the Army's inventory, the Health Care Specialist (68W); planned and coordinated 11 Field Training Exercises to verify over 32 Tasks and Battle Drills; Planned AMEDD Regimental Social as the Sergeant Audie Murphy Club Public Affairs Officer.
United States ArmyJoint Base Myer-Henderson Hall
Detachment Sergeant
09.2010 - 07.2012
Job overview
- Senior Enlisted Leader for both Fort Myer and Fort McNair Health Clinics; responsible for providing comprehensive primary health care to the Joint Base Fort Myer/Henderson Hall, the US Army Band, the 3rd Infantry Regiment (Old Guard), their Family members and retirees in the National Capital Region; serves a catchment area of over 13,000 beneficiaries, advises a combined staff in excess of 142 military, GS, and contract personnel; supervised the duty performance and professional development of 25 NCOs and 12 Junior Enlisted Soldiers; maintained accountability and serviceability of equipment valued in excess of $146,500; Medical Incident Commander for the National Capital Region.
United States ArmyFort Polk
Brigade Aid Station NCOIC
05.2009 - 08.2010
Job overview
- Responsible for training the Security Forces Assistance - Security Cooperation teams, also known as Military Transition Teams, prior to their deployment to Operations Enduring Freedom and New Dawn; trained all critical clinical skills as noted by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians; provided phlebotomy and specimen collection services, routine and emergency medical treatment, as well as conserved the medical readiness for 860 Cadre and over 2,800 Soldiers, Airmen, and Sailors.
United States ArmyFort Campbell
Healthcare Sergeant
08.2006 - 05.2009
Job overview
- Served as Senior Medical Advisor for a Reconnaissance Surveillance Target Acquisition (RSTA) Troop; provided daily routine healthcare, emergency medical evacuation planning, focused medical first aid training and medical readiness for 87 Soldiers; deployed on two Operation Iraqi Freedom campaigns totaling 28 months; supervised four combat healthcare specialists supporting in rapid and effective lifesaving care through Air Assault Operations.
Education
Western Governors University
Bachelor of Science from Business - Healthcare Management
Skills
ExcelPower PointMicrosoft WordOutlookCanvaAdobe Premiere Pro
Policies and procedures
Verbal and written communication
Staff Management
Coaching and mentoring
Business administration
Operations management
Project Management
Training development
Training and Development
Interpersonal Communication
First Aid/CPR
Teambuilding
Decision-Making
Clearance
Secret
Veterans Preference
10 Point
Personal Information
Citizenship: US
Job Related Training
- Law Office Manager Apprentice Course
- Equal Opportunity Leaders Course
- CPR/BLS/First Aid Instructor (American Heart Association)
- Master Resiliency Trainer
- Emergency Medical Technician
- Lean Six Sigma - Yellow Belt
- Clinical Nurse Leader Development Course
- DoD Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SHARP)
- Observer Coach Trainer Certification (Tier 1&2)
- Supervisor Development Course
- NIMS Incident Command Systems
- Army Basic Instructor Course
- Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training
- Battle Staff Operations Course
References
Available upon request
Certification
CPR Instructor
Timeline
CPR Instructor
06-2023
Manager, Nutrition Care Division
United States Army
07.2021 - 07.2023
Behavioral Health Department Manager
United States Army
12.2019 - 06.2021
Medical Observer/Coach/Trainer
United States Army
07.2017 - 03.2018
Brigade Medical Operations Planner
United States Army
12.2015 - 06.2017
Ambulance Platoon Sergeant
United States Army
12.2014 - 12.2015
Medical Operations Sergeant
United States Army
12.2013 - 12.2014
Platoon Sergeant
United States Army
07.2012 - 12.2014
Detachment Sergeant
United States Army
09.2010 - 07.2012
Brigade Aid Station NCOIC
United States Army
05.2009 - 08.2010
Healthcare Sergeant
United States Army
08.2006 - 05.2009
Western Governors University
Bachelor of Science from Business - Healthcare Management
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