THOMAS LOWMAN
Shippensburg,PA
Summary
Accomplished Hospital Corpsman and Electrician's Mate with a proven track record in the US Navy, adept at providing emergency medical care and handling complex electrical systems. Skilled in triage and patient monitoring, demonstrating exceptional leadership and problem-solving abilities. Ensured HIPAA compliance and maintained high equipment functionality, significantly enhancing operational efficiency.
Overview
12
12
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Hospital Corpsman
US Navy
08.2022 - Current
- Provided leadership, delegation, and exceptional medical service in high-pressure situations.
- Rendered medical treatment and administered immunization programs.
- Supported medical staff in providing patient care in high-demand hospital environment.
- Maintained operational organization by ensuring equipment functionality, inventory levels and employee medical training.
- Helped with preparation of medical equipment and supplies for use in hospital procedures.
- Performed basic laboratory tests and collected specimens for further analysis.
- Monitored vital signs and documented temperature, pulse and blood pressure to assess patient condition.
Electrician's Mate
US Navy
08.2018 - 01.2022
- Handled installation of electrical components by splicing, joining, and connecting wire.
- Repaired controls, switches, relays, and circuit breaker panels based on detailed evaluations.
- Repaired systems, replaced malfunctioning parts, and supported electrical installations.
- Maintained, repaired, and operated Small boats, trucks, forklifts, and generators properly adhering to manufacturer guidelines.
- Lead HAZMAT control. Kept inventory of all HAZMAT, trained personnel in proper use of protective equipment and disposal of HAZMAT, kept Safety Data Sheets up to date.
- Lead Tool control. Maintained a log of all tools and names of personnel who were issued tools. Maintained a log and filed reports of lost or damaged tools. Trained personnel in proper use of tools.
Construction Worker
Lowman Construction
01.2013 - 01.2016
- Worked with more knowledgeable professionals to grow understanding of principles and construction standards.
- Demonstrated safe and proper operation of equipment and tools in accordance with OSHA standards.
- Assisted with basic carpentry work such as installing wooden floors and crown molding.
- Helped with door and window installations.
- Assisted in digging, trenching and backfilling trenches and foundations.
- Operated forklifts and boom lifts to complete various tasks.
- Worked on sites, installing roofs and other exterior components.
- Installed drywall, siding and other structural components.
- Installed/renovated new residential and commercial structures, updated systems and replaced worn components to bring buildings up to current codes.
Education
Associate of Applied Science - Health Sciences
American Public University
Skills
- Triage
- Medical administration
- HIPAA compliance
- BLS CERTIFIED
Certification
- Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification - American Heart Association or American Red Cross.
- Stop The Bleed instructor certification
Timeline
Hospital Corpsman
US Navy
08.2022 - Current
Electrician's Mate
US Navy
08.2018 - 01.2022
Construction Worker
Lowman Construction
01.2013 - 01.2016
Associate of Applied Science - Health Sciences
American Public University
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