Scott Baird

Remote training and certifications. Serve on call for worldwide deployment conducting airports and seaports operations in support of disaster response. Coordinate emergency management activities and facilitate communications between stakeholders and government clients. FEMA support.

Key Achievements:

• Obtained eight FEMA certifications.
• Completion of Emergency Operation Center Training 101.
• Completed Drone Training Class (FAA 007)

Serve as mentor of new staff members introducing to training protocols regarding operating room procedures, infection control, safety standards and overall facility policies. Participates in continuous process improvement by identifying issues, information analysis, generating suggestions, engaging in problem-solving activities to support teamwork. Coordination and planning of 18 surgical suites to achieve results according to schedule and enhance working relationships between all levels of employees and management. Plan, conduct and review emergency drills and exercises conducted within hospital. Assists in EOC planning and operation of hospital emergencies. Handle numerous sanitization tasks for surgical area by cleaning and sterilizing, maintaining supply inventories and organizing items effectively. Direct patient care for positioning, transport and surgical prepping. Engage in quality customer care through communications with patients and family. Supports Hospital mission. PPE compliance. HIPPA/OSHA training.

Key Achievements:

• Volunteer member of six Hospital Emergency Planning and Safety Committees.
• Certifications IS-300 and IS-400.
• Preceptor of new employees achieving all training initiatives.
• Lead of projects and analyze data to identify opportunities for improvement of patient outcomes.
• Contributed to team based problem solving to drive team success through shared vision and recognition of quality performance.

Responsible for pre-deployment inspections and medical operations readiness. Provided personnel and logistical support facilitating quality healthcare. Successfully created customer service resolution training manuals and implemented programs maximizing customer service satisfaction. Supervised and coordinated preventative and corrective maintenance military vehicles and equipment. Budgeting, ordering, tracking and shipping of medical equipment.

Key Achievements:

• Course evaluator and planner of Expert Field Medical Badge
• Instructed 50-75 medics for Emergency Medical Technician recertification.
• Joint Force collaboration for operational training and disaster relief.
• Conducted discussion-based operations and planning in support of Haiti disaster relief.
• Instructed Medical Sustainment Training course.
• Authored Battalion Training and Support Matrix.
• Project Improvement and implementation of evacuation Platoon Medical Readiness Sets.
• Reconstructed Unit Operations Manual facilitating operational success.

Master Resiliency Trainer. Supervised 75 soldiers and responsible for 900 soldiers at 11 different training sites. Transition officer in the movement of two companies from Camp Stanley to Camp Casey. Improved interoperability within the Task Force as Evacuation Platoon Sergeant thru utilization of all available evacuation platforms from the United States to Korea. Created training manuals targeting customer service resolutions. Planned and briefed personnel on training and operational activities. Ordered, tracked, shipped and transported supplies and equipment for foreign and domestic use. Medical readiness planning and administration of influenza and pre-deployment vaccinations. Supervised and coordinated preventative and corrective maintenance of military vehicles. Reviewed technical manuals for maintenance and repair work. Performed quality control checks.

Key Achievements:

• Conducted operations-based exercises: Field training exercises, Battalion Gunneries, CBRN and patient evacuation exercises.
• Planned, trained, and evaluated 172 soldiers for EFMB as a Combat Testing Lane evaluator, Best Crew Rodeo, and Best Medic Competition.
• Re-Constructed the Area I/II South Korean Operation Control plan for medical coverage and evacuations.
• School NCO sending 35 personnel to school resulting in certification and over 100 soldiers to school for professional development.
• Generated footprint utilization plans keeping medical assets and capabilities forward deployed in Area 1 reducing construction, building utilities and maintenance cost by over $625,000 over the first two years of the project.
• Safely deployed medical assets valued over $5,200,000 without loss or incident.
• Handled high-profile briefings on supply and medical support.
• Managed Ammunition Holding Area accountable for annual inspections and more than 17,000 rounds with 100% passing rate.

Assault Command Post and Division Tactical Assault Command Medical Non-commissioned Officer in charge. Tactical and non-tactical Emergency Operation Center planning and coordination of the Division Health Service support plans and operations ensuring readiness for rapid deployment of multiple personnel. Prepared, analyzed and evaluated written plans for emergency actions and execution. Accelerated information flow and guidance from senior leaders to synchronize and unite efforts. Planned and implemented training activities such as classes, workshops, and exercises. Planned and executed security element needed for non combatant evacuation operations. Provided personnel and logistical support facilitating quality healthcare to soldiers and their families. Administration of influenza and pre-deployment vaccinations. Multiple jump mission training exercises on a variety of terrains and in diverse climates. Utilization of Microsoft and multiple databases and Joint Operation and Medical tools.

Key Achievements:

• Maintained and oversaw 82nd Airborne Division 68W National Registry Program resulting in 100% 68W recertification: highest for FORSCOM for FY13
• Appointed to Senior management of all medical operations: ground tactical and evacuations.
• Division Soldier Readiness Center Manager.
• Developed, planned and executed the All American Best Medic Competition ensuring tough and realistic training.
• Senior Medical trainer for US/UK Coalition Joint Operational Access Exercise.
• Planning and high-profile presentations briefing Division Command team.
• Re-constructed Drop Zone Medical Course and evacuation procedures leading to the revision of the Airborne Standard Operation Plan resulting in fewer drop zone evacuations.
• Authored Division's Medical Concept for Support of Noncombatant Operations Foreign or Domestic for Global Response Force which was adopted by The U.S Africa Command as their standard procedure.
• Integrated the Air Force and Naval medical personnel into a Joint Medical Operation during the first ever exercises with U.S. Southern Command.
• Provided direct medical coverage for seven Joint Force Airborne exercises.
• Personally trained all personnel within the Surgeon Cell on functions and operations to provide Commanders with situational awareness of medical issues and resources in the battle space.
• Planned and executed over 30 distinct Brigade and Division exercises.
• Emergency Operation Center planning and operations alongside Senior Management of Division Surgery.
• Received Active Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information Government Clearance.

Oversaw teams planning, implementing and realigning field and base operational strategies. Conducted joint service medical operations. Multiple Joint Readiness Training Center rotations. Managed all supplies and equipment to facilitate readiness of aid station operations. 12 month deployment to Iraq. Personal Security Detachment for overseas deployment security team. Construction of multiple structures overseas. Trained more than 1100 personnel on life-saving measurements for hands-on medical treatment. Performed patient assessments, medical treatment and patient care documentation. Utilization of Microsoft Office applications fluent in PowerPoint and Word.

Key Achievements:

• Spearheaded a medial readiness initiative reducing Medically Non-Deployable Troopers from 42 to 17 (60%) in just two weeks increasing combat readiness of the unit, Battalion and 82nd Airborne Division.
• Lead of preparations and execution of all medical operations related to 2Panther Missions resulting in the units successful deployment to Operation Enduring Freedom.
• Elected as Course evaluator and planner of Division Best Medic Competition and Expert Field Medical Badge lanes.
• Selected as Senior medical adviser and security leader for the Commanding General security team overseas.
• Established, monitored and managed a 15 man security team for VIP's, Prisoners of War and any dignitaries during overseas deployment.
• Instructed 1200 Combat Lifesaver Courses domestic and foreign and 750 Emergency Medical Technician courses.
• Multiple missions performing life-saving medical care at point of injury on battlefield.
• Tracked all wounded soldiers returning from deployment and assisted families in contacting and reuniting.
• Adviser of Iraq and Afghanistan police during deployment.

Operated as a Line Medic, Health Care Sergeant, Squad Leader for Ranger School Leader Course, and Battalion Senior Dive Medical technician. Performed patient assessments and delivered necessary medical treatment with proper patient care documentation. Instructor of dive medical courses. Trained in dive physics, medicine and decompression techniques.

Key Achievements:

• Received Expert Field Medical Badge.
• Selected as Expert Field Medical Badge instructor in combat lanes.
• Authored Battalion Aide Station Standard Operations Procedures for medical treatment and evacuation.
• Primary Ranger First responder Course instructor certifying over 120 Ranger Instructors in Trauma Combat Casualty Care.
• Certified dive medic for the Ranger Battalion Scuba team serving numerous water based operations and course demonstrations
• Leader of emergency medical care casualties during Best Ranger Competition and two Battalion exercises.
• Identified cost-saving techniques to successfully meet stringent cost comparison and cut-backs by $10,000.
• Acquired more than $120,000 worth of state of the art medical equipment at no cost to the unit through planning and replacement.

Attended and completed Special Operations Medical Course

Key Achievements:

• Graduated course as an Emergency Care Specialist.

Medical readiness planning and administration of influenza vaccinations. Administered IV therapy, vital checks, administered injections, performed patient assessments and patient care documentation. Assisted in medical procedures and performance training. Remained up to date on all supplies and equipment to facilitate operating an aid station immediately upon necessity. Successfully adhered to HIPAA regulations. Quality Control and regulatory compliance. Engaged in training in diverse environments.

Key Achievements:

• Supervised and conducted aid station operations and medical support for Pre-Ranger and Regimental Reconnaissance Detachment.

Attended and completed Airborne School, the Ranger Indoctrination Program and the Emergency Medical Technician Program.

Key Achievements:

• Received Airborne Badge.
• Received 75th Ranger Scroll.
• Received Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician Certification.

Completed and worked on various projects that included planning, framing, roofing, concrete, flashing, flooring , painting and demolition. Operated heavy machinery and a variety of other hand and power tools needed to perform assigned tasks.

Key Achievements:

• Identified the importance of customer satisfaction and meeting project deadlines.
• Mastered skills in all areas of construction work.

Served as a member of a crew-served weapon squad preparing and employing heavy crew-served artillery. Calculated targets manually and electronically.

Key Achievements:

• Mastered artillery tactics and battle strategy.

Coordinated operations with armor, artillery and air support units. Successfully completed missions and tasks on schedule.

Key Achievements:

• Learned to live up to the Army Values; loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honesty, integrity, and personal courage.