NICHOLAS PEREZ

• During 2024 hurricane season, served on the disaster cadre and emergency response team. Aided in community stabilization post hurricanes Debbie, Helene, and Milton. Through this support, Capacity Path was able to conduct over 33,000 crisis stabilization sessions.
• Was hand selected to be in the Emergency Operations Center of Sarasota during the landfall of Hurricane Milton, and from a cadre of 160, was one of seven chosen to participate in Recovery and Resilience workshops that supported in long term recovery.
• Volunteered for a special mission to Los Angeles after multiple fires. I supported the CEO with organization items such as refining a Compliance Manual, Corporate Binder, and Emergency Response Team checklist for disaster.

• Guided 24 clients seeking transformation in their lives through practical reframe and Neurolinguistic Programming Tools. Guided individuals and groups in modern meditation and mindfulness practices leading to increased mind body wellness, improved interpersonal relationship, and clients generating over $75k in personal revenue.

• Supported attorney in advocating for 54 students with Disabilities to attain their accomodations based on neuropsychological assessments.
• Drafted 35 Civil Rights complaints that resulted in college students being reimbursed, readmitted, or completing degrees after experiencing various levels of discrimination.
• Attended 23 Individual Education Plain meeting and supported mediating between parents and educators to create high quality IEPs in support of children with disabilities.

Enlisted medical provider, similar in scope to a Physician Assistant:

• Responsible for the medical care, medical readiness, general administration, and supervision of medical supplies and personnel in clinical and austere environments
• Conducted 250 Periodic Health Assessments for Reservists stationed at MacDill Airforce Base leading to unit medical readiness of 94%
• One of two medical providers on San Clemente Island providing non-urgent and urgent care, consultations, and coordinate medical evacuations as needed in support of special operations combat training.
• Supervise 6 Sailors and administrative requirements for maintaining a branch clinic at San Clemente Island.
• Sole medical provider for 500 Marines while attached to Combat Logistics Battalion 13 overseeing all medical, mental, and dental health care needs
• Supervised 32 medical personnel while deployed to United Arab Emirates for the urgent and non-urgent care needs of 2,000 combined service members.
• Aided in one mass casualty event and provided guidance on a return plan during the COVID pandemic.
• Supervised 5 medical personnel on board the USS Rushmore, during a deployment across Southeast Asia and the Middle East maintaining medical readiness and treating a combined 350 urgent and non-urgent patients.
• Coordinated 3 medical evacuations and managed $147k worth of medical supplies to include biological and chemical treatment agents onboard the USS Rushmore.

• Navy Medic with a broad spectrum of responsibilities to include aiding a medical provider in patient care, managing patient records, collecting patient data, updating immunizations, and general maintenance, general administration, and inventory of medical supplies:
• Supervisor for 4th Medical Logistics Company in Charleston, SC. This included supervising 14 personnel in the procurement, inventory, maintenance, and distribution of over $1.5 million worth of medical supplies in support of 52 operations for Marine Forces Reserve.
• Combat Medic and Battalion Clinical Supervisor for an Infantry Battalion in Camp Lejeune, NC
• Deployed to Afghanistan, conducted 260 combat patrols, and performed three ground medical evacuations for injured Marines.
• Deployed to Okinawa, and directly supervised 60 personnel in the daily screening of over patients prior to being seen by the medical provider maintaining medical and combat readiness.
• Participated in two multinational training events as the Lead Corpsman with the Japanese Defense force and Indonesian Marines fostering greater partnership between the US and foreign military forces.
• While stationed at Naval Hospital Rota Spain, acted as an emergency medicine technician and EMT. Treated both military and military families in non-urgent and emergency medical situations. Responded to medical emergencies on base, and off base for Retired military personnel.
• Had direct patient contact with over 3,000 patients in a 6 year period.