Luke Trynovich

Experienced Navy veteran, orthopedic technician, and medical instructor with a strong background in clinical procedures, patient care, and emergency medicine. Proven ability to work in high-pressure environments, including military trauma training and urgent care settings. Expertise in casting, splinting, wound care, and medical documentation. Passionate about medical education, having taught CPR, BLS, and first aid to diverse communities. Committed to continuing education and professional growth in preparation for a career as a mid-level provider.

• National Healthcare Career ECG Technician Certified
• National Healthcare Career Certified Medical Assistant
• National Healthcare Career Phlebotomy Technician Certified
• Pennsylvania State Certified Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
• American Red Cross Instructor American Heart Association Instructor
• PHTLS, BLS, ACLS

• Camp Lejeune Naval Hospital – Camp Lejeune, North Carolina 2006-2008
• Cared for patients in ICU, ER, and multi-service ward (MSW). Medical skills include IV placement, laboratory venipunctures using sterile techniques, EKGs, vital signs, wound care, suture closures and removals.
• Naval Trauma Training Center at USC and LA General Hospital and Level 1 Trauma Center– Los Angeles, California 2009
• Specialized military training in Combat Life Support and Tactical Combat Casualties Care for deployment. Learned and mastered hands-on trauma skills with clinical rotations in ER, ICU, and Surgery. Experience dealing with trauma situations such as gunshot wounds, stabbings, amputees, car accidents, and critical care to prepare for injuries seen on the battlefield.
• Camp Hanson 3rd Medical Battalion – Okinawa, Japan 2008-2010
• Crisis evaluation and response. Provided medical readiness for 3rd Marine Logistical Group and 3rd Medical Battalion. Effective leader in intense situations as a training officer who supervised 30-50 junior sailors in effective combat casualty care and readiness training.