Kenton Taylor

Employed as a full-time traveling CT technologist through Aya Healthcare. Through traveling throughout the country working at various level 1 trauma centers and stroke centers, technologist understands the importance of clear and effective communication, and working as a valued team member to complete exams in a timely manner. Technologist also understand the value of providing high quality and courteous patient care to all patients from all walks of life.

Employed as a CT technologist responsible for performing various CT imaging examinations of inpatients and outpatients at Houston Methodist-The Woodlands Hospital Campus. Primary CT imaging equipment experience included Siemens and GE Revolution scanners. Technologist was also the sole imaging tech resposnible for bot CT and x-ray exams at nearby emergency care center affiliated with Houston Methodist.

Technologist was part of the first line response to the COVID-19 outbreak in Spring 2020, encountering critical-care patients infected with severe cases of Covid-19 on a daily basis. Technologist was also responsible for conducting all medical imaging exams for both outpatient and inpatient encounters at St. Luke`s Hospital TMC. X-ray imaging experience includes using both stationary, surgical, and portable equipment. Portable experience includes extensive experience with Carestream, GE, and Phillips portable x ray machines. Stationary experience includes using Phillips and GE x ray machines. Surgical x ray equipment used includes using GE (OEC), Siemens, and Phillips C arms.

Assisted in setup of various game day concessions at sporting events located at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas while also using Post 9/11 GI bill for school. Most sporting events worked at were Houston Texans NFL games. Duties included running food, serving food to customers, setting up home and visiting team locker rooms with food and drinks, and setup and breakdown of press and media room food and drinks for events at NRG stadium.

Specialized in Preventive Medicine and Public Health as a Hospital Corpsman. I was responsible for conducting monthly environmental and habitability inspections at 72 facilities located throughout Yokosuka Naval Base and its branch clinics in Negishi, Ikego, and Tokyo, Japan. Also was responsible for conducting quarterly Servesafe food sanitation trainings to prospective food employees on base in order for the employees to work on base. During the 2012-2014 flue seasons in Yokosuka, I helped vaccinate over 24,000 active duty members and dependents that contribbuted to Yokosuka`s 96% vaccination compliance rate. Honorabley discharged from active duty U.S. Navy on September 1st, 2015 and member of U.S. Navy reserves until September 2018.