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Morgan Silman
Union City,PA
Summary
Dedicated healthcare professional skilled in emergency medicine, first aid, triage management, and patient monitoring. Committed to delivering compassionate care and streamlining patient flow for improved healthcare outcomes.
Overview
6
6
years of professional experience
1
1
Certificate
Work History
Hospital Corpsman Third Class
US Navy
Camp Pendleton South, CA ; Newport, RI
02.2020 - 11.2025
- Administered first aid and medical care to personnel in various operational environments.
- Assisted in triaging patients during emergencies, ensuring timely medical intervention.
- Conducted routine health assessments and monitored vital signs of patients under supervision.
- Trained junior corpsmen in basic medical procedures and safety protocols.
- Managed inventory of medical supplies, ensuring availability for critical operations.
- Collaborated with healthcare teams to develop treatment plans and improve patient outcomes.
- Facilitated efficient patient flow by coordinating appointments and managing medical records diligently.
- Conducted routine inspections of medical equipment, ensuring proper functionality for safe use.
- Contributed to the improvement of clinic procedures, resulting in increased efficiency and quality of care.
- Assisted in surgical procedures, maintaining a sterile environment and adhering to strict safety protocols.
- Provided compassionate care during emergencies, stabilizing patients and expediting necessary interventions.
- Mentored junior corpsmen in best practices for clinical procedures, fostering professional growth within the team.
- Managed medical supplies inventory, ensuring adequate stock levels for seamless medical services.
- Promoted a positive work environment through active participation in training exercises and team-building activities.
- Streamlined communication between healthcare providers by serving as an effective liaison in complex situations.
- Conducted efficient triage processes during high-volume periods, prioritizing patients based on severity of condition.
- Assisted in medical examinations, treatments and procedures for diverse conditions and patient populations.
- Demonstrated adaptability during deployments or field exercises, providing essential medical support under challenging conditions.
- Administered medications through injections and IVs in compliance with physician orders.
- Performed basic laboratory tests and collected specimens for further analysis.
- Utilized medical instruments to perform minor surgeries and other procedures.
- Administered CPR, oxygen and other life-saving medical treatments.
- Assisted with lifting and moving patients.
- Delivered emotional support to patients and families.
- Assessed medical conditions of patients in pre-hospital settings.
- Handled patient transfers from one medical facility to another.
- Dispensed medications and monitored patient reactions.
- Provided patient families with post-medical care instructions.
Education
High School Diploma -
Girard High School
Girard, PANo Degree -
Hospital Corpsman School
Fort Sam Houston, TXSkills
- Basic life support
- Vital signs monitoring
- Triage management
- HIPAA compliance
- Emergency medical treatment/care
- Phlebotomy techniques
- Immunization administration
- Patient transport
- Healthcare education
- Physical examinations
- Wound care management
- Vital signs management
- IV fluid administration
- IV insertion and maintenance
- Lab specimen collection
- Patient monitoring
Certification
- BLS Certification
Interests
Timeline
Hospital Corpsman Third Class
US Navy
02.2020 - 11.2025
High School Diploma -
Girard High School
No Degree -
Hospital Corpsman School
Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal
From April of 2022 to November of 2022, I was the lead corpsman at King Hall on Naval Station Newport, RI. I was one of few corpsman in charge of setting up/conducting mass immunizations, blood draws, medical record management, and as a medical standby during physical exercises for all OCS/ODS/Midshipman candidates. During that time, I was also in charge of running a morning sick call and also an appointment based system in the afternoon. Upon my departure from the command, I was awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for taking initiative and giving higher than optimal medical care on all medical operations during that time.