Trevor Vance

• Applied HIPAA privacy and security regulations while handling patient information.
• Verified demographics and insurance information to register patients in computer system.
• Organized and maintained records by updating and obtaining both personal and financial information from patients.
• Applied knowledge of payer requirements and utilized on-line eligibility systems to verify patient coverage and policy limitations.
• Communicated financial obligations to patients and collected fees at time of service.
• Utilized screening tool for self-pay patients to determine payer sources, referring to financial counselors if necessary.
• Responded to patient concerns and inquiries professionally and efficiently.
• Interviewed patients upon entrance to hospital, gathered appropriate information and entered data into electronic system.
• Drafted educational brochures and informative newsletters for patients and staff.
• Cultivated positive relationships with patients to help facility meet satisfaction scores and patients obtain best possible care.

Green Tech Solutions Inc is a North Carolina based recycle company, with the home facility based out of Tianjin Sheng Xin, China. I was responsible for the deconstruction and set up of their new facility in Blacksburg, Sc. My Job was to insure that the facility, that was previously a textile mill become operational within the time frame given to myself and my crew. My ability to perform the desired task with minimal support such as power, water, and minimal equipment challenged me to think outside the box and find solutions for a building over sixty five thousand square feet in size. Although this job was outside of my scope of expertise, I was able to complete the job in December, and the facility is now operational. Some of my responsibilities include:

• Established and enforced clear goals to keep all employees on same level and working collaboratively.
• Enhanced group productivity 100% with development and implementation of safe new and unorthodox strategies.
• Directed and motivated team of 7 labors in a construction/demolition setting.
• Identified and corrected performance and personnel issues negatively impacting team and business operations.
• Monitored employee performance and safety, conducting retraining to correct problems and optimize productivity.
• Inspected multiple incoming supplies, and offload shipping containers loaded with production materials using a forklift to verify conformance with materials specifications and quality standards.
• Realigned workflows with changing business demands by evaluating processes and employee strengths.
• Executed new training initiative to improve skills and develop leaders from within.

As a Senior Airman in the Air Force Reserve, I held a leadership position over the junior airmen who were under me. I was tasked with aircraft setup for the rapid evacuation and transport of US service members, and civilians from hostile combat areas, and deliver them to higher echelons of care, while stabilizing their condition in transit. I was logistically responsible for all equipment attached to the unit and responsible for assuring its return. As a reservist my time on the job was limited, but I received excellent training in administrative, logistical, leadership, and medical training that i still use today.

• Managed care in field and in-transit, including performing standard testing and administering necessary medication.
• Assessed emergency situations and prioritized medical care for patients.
• Conducted equipment inspections and vehicle checks in adherence with required maintenance schedules.
• Provided direct patient care, including stabilizing patients and determining course of action based on triage.
• Monitored patients from scene to hospital transfer while conducting in-transit care.
• Completed emergency treatment procedures to stabilize individuals for transport.
• Documented all patient information, including condition or injury, treatment and medication administration.
• Monitored and replenished ambulance supplies, maintaining well-stocked inventory and properly functioning equipment.
• Immobilized patients for transport using backboard or other spinal mobilization.
• Collaborated with team members and other first responders, ensuring consistent communication to maintain order and efficient care delivery.
• Monitored multiple databases to keep track of all company inventory.
• Developed strong rapport with other medical professionals to foster quality and efficient patient care.
• Assessed scenes and prioritized care according to severity of injury or illness.

I served 5 years honorably as a US Naval Hospital corpsman. After completing basic training, I attended multiple schools across different branches of the armed services to include:

• Hospital Corpsman School: Great lakes, Illinois
• Field Medical Service School: Camp Johnson, North Carolina
• US Army School of Aviation Medicine: Fort Rucker, Alabama
• US Air Force School of Emergency Medicine: Wright Patterson Air Force Base

During my time in the Navy i served with Sailors and Marines from every corner of the world, with different backgrounds and beliefs. I had one goal which was to maintain the medical integrity of an always ready global force. The ultimate test of my training and leadership took place on my deployment to the Middle East. While serving in Afghanistan during Operation Enduring Freedom, I experienced and learned more on one deployment than most can learn in a lifetime. Some of my task and responsibilities while in the Navy included:

• Trained in combat, life savings techniques and conducting physical exams.
• Reduced hours, money and manpower by helping hundred of Marines return to full duty.
• Maintained all schedules by delivering patients safely and on time to procedure rooms.
• Provided personal nursing assistance in pre- and post-operative situations.
• Provided patient transport using various equipment and adhered to safety protocols.
• Developed strong and trusting rapport with each patient to facilitate best possible care and assistance.
• Administered medications and immunizations.
• Maintained health records for marine platoons.
• Performed both emergency and routine medical procedures in high-pressure environments.
• Served in all hospital and clinical environments.
• Instructed sailors and marines in first aid, self-aid and personal hygiene procedures.
• Assisted in prevention and treatment of disease and injuries for thousands of patients.
• Managed logistics to ensure all injuries and illnesses were efficiently addressed, including arranging transport to other care facilities.