Ryan Shuler

- Obtained vital signs as directed by RN.

- Input patient biometric and care data into EHR.

- Functioned as unit clerk; managed patient records in EPIC, and health records in patient’s media manager, handled calls, and managed IT issues.

- Maintained knowledge of State and Federal (HIPAA) laws pertaining to the confidentiality of protected health information.

- Served as the primary contact for internal and external customers seeking Imaging services for specialty procedures.

- Collaborated with Radiology Technologists, Radiologists, Care Access Center, and Patient Access to enhance patient and physician experiences.

- Coordinated same-day scheduling calls from physician offices for imaging procedures for all Mission Health facilities. Managed orders before patient arrivals, verified order requirements, and updated protocols as needed.

- Oversaw the management of scheduling templates and resources.

- Identified patient insurance coverage, verified eligibility/benefits, provided estimates for procedures, obtained proper insurance authorization, and checked medical necessity.

- Monitored and disseminated real-time intelligence on terroristic activity, suspicious packages, bomb threats, and other threats to homeland security.

- Conducted data mining using IBM COGNOS and Microsoft Access to generate reports on crime and arrest relations.

- Developed innovative analytical approaches and validated analytical conclusions.

- Coordinated, monitored, and integrated valid intelligence and investigative information while ensuring timely and accurate responses to requests.

- Created a report on repeat violent gun offenders for presentation to the Chief and related command staff.

- Analyzed facts to identify suspects and develop case information, coordinating across city, state, and federal police forces.

- Collaborated with other criminal research specialists, analysts, and detectives on investigative analysis and methodology.

• Responded to emergencies with speed, efficiency, and knowledgeable assistance.
• Led fire team during infantry dismounted battle drills and situational training exercises.
• Patrolled designated coverage areas and evaluated terrain for defensive use.
• Collaborated with other teams for joint missions, ensuring seamless coordination and execution of tasks.
• Increased team efficiency with regular training sessions and performance evaluations.