Joy Langford

• Gained proficiency in various respiratory therapy modalities including oxygen administration, aerosol therapy, airway clearance techniques, and non-invasive ventilatory support.
• Ensured proper equipment functionality by performing routine maintenance checks and troubleshooting issues when necessary.
• Assisted medical team in managing critical patients by implementing life support measures, such as intubation and mechanical ventilation.

• Tri-City Medical Center-Oceanside, CA

252 hours

General Floor rotation

• Palomar Medical Center- Escondido, CA

252 hours

Critical Care rotation

• Scripps Mercy Hospital Chula Vista- Chula Vista, CA

252 hours

Critical/ Emergency Care rotation

• Supported mission success by administering life-saving treatment to injured personnel in high-stress environments.
• Provided emergency medical support during critical situations, stabilizing patients until further intervention could be administered.
• Administered CPR, oxygen and other life-saving medical treatments.
• Managed inventory of medical supplies and equipment, ensuring availability of necessary resources for optimal patient care delivery.
• Maintained detailed records of patients' medical histories, exam findings, and treatment plans to facilitate efficient communication among healthcare team members.
• Served as a liaison between Naval Medical Command leadership and frontline Marine Corps units, fostering clear communication and strong working relationships throughout joint operations.