Martque E. Hunt

• Developed positive and secure relationships with customers, team members, and supervisors.
• Informed supervision of changes to routes including vicious animals, weather or unsafe environments.
• Traveled by foot an average of 12 miles daily to fulfill route and business requirements.
• Organized and distributed misplaced, misrouted, or incorrect mail, sending it to its correct location.
• Assisted customers by lifting heavy packages and placing parcels by front door or garage.

• Served in active supporting roles for state aid and disaster relief efforts.
• Maintain positive role model relationships between lower and higher enlisted soldiers ensuring proper moral is supported and lower enlisted comfortability.
• Maintained proper relationship with all personnel, while supervising military prisoners and enemy combatants
• Safeguarded multiple high-valued work sites and machinery while supporting Joint Task Force operations.
• Collaborated with Naval Station Guantanamo Bay law enforcement and White House staffing on sensitive matters concerning missions.

(Please refer to the DoD Manual 5200.02.)

• In addition to many TS/SCIS clearance compatible duties

• Informed charge nurses and registered nurses of patient needs and medication requests through EPIC and Vocera communication devices.
• Performed daily phlebotomy tasks, routine specimen checks, and adhered to deadlines to support proper patient care.
• Consistently documented all movements and actions performed by patients and techs to ensure accuracy and up-to-date information in the patient portfolio.
• Helped with wound care replacement treatments, and kept sterilized, safe wound treatment areas.
• Assisted physicians with the documentation of drainage removals (i.e., Jackson-Pratt (JP) drains, colostomy bags, Foley catheters, removal, sterilization, and replacement of extreme wound care, etc.).
• Monitored telemetry systems while documenting breathing errors and tests to maintain O2 (oxygen) levels.
• Adhered to all medical precautions and regulations while working with high-level illnesses (i.e., pneumonia, myeloma (cancer), transplant kickbacks, Covid-19, coronavirus (non-Covid-19), C. diff, etc.)
• Prepared surgical patients for operations while adhering to sterilization, cleaning techniques, and rules for surgery.
• Assisted Medical Emergency Teams (Respiratory Therapy, ED Physicians, On-Call ED, and MD with coding calls such as Code Blue, Code Blue - Stroke, Code Blue - Cardiac, etc.)

• Managed multiline phones during high-volume call hours, while supporting patient needs during clinical visiting hours.
• Assisted with maintaining cleanliness, office procedures, updates via patient files, weekly HIPAA updates, clinical calendars, and filing systems, while adhering to HIPAA law restrictions.
• Conducted training for new and current team members on operations, professionalism, and administrative discipline.
• Customarily used software components, such as Microsoft Word, Outlook Email, Microsoft Excel, Google Drive, Chrome, and Microsoft Edge.
• Coordinated referrals between primary care physicians and specialists as required.

• Trained new security staff in daily functions as loss prevention officers.
• Monitored surveillance systems that oversaw the movement of inventory from trucks to the stockroom.
• Recouped an average of $400 worth of stolen goods per week, exceeding management's expectations.
• Prepared incident reports for the management staff and local law enforcement.
• Assisted in customer service, merchandise returns, and exchanges, whether the product is damaged, lost, or stolen from the original packaging.