Yonice Sterling
San Diego,CA
Summary
Reliable Hospital Corpsman with 4 years of medical care experience, including administering medication and vaccinations, phlebotomy, IV insertion/ venipuncture, orthopedic casting and splints, biohazard and emergent care. Well-versed in communicating complex concepts to patients while maintaining structure and organization in high-pressure situations. Eager to foster corporate mission through hard work and commitment to patient care.
Overview
4
4
years of professional experience
6
6
Certification
Work History
General Duty hospital Corpsman
US Navy
09.2022 - Current
- Actively contribute to the provision of comprehensive medical care for active duty members and their families. My responsibilities include conducting thorough patient assessments, administering medications and performing existential medical procedures such as wound care, vital sign monitoring and maintaining accurate medical documentation.
- Transferred to the orthopedics department where I completed the orthopedic tech PQS. I assist in applying cast and splints, ensuring proper technique and patient comfort. Schedule follow-up and new appointments, facilitating efficient patient care. Additionally, educate patients on the importance of proper cast care, emphasizing the need to keep the cast dry and the potential consequences of neglecting guidance.
- As secondary Supply PO i play a crucial role in managing departmental inventory essentials supplies for orthopedic surgical cases. Submit purchase order requests, communicate with representatives and doctors to ensure we have the correct items needed. I also handle invoice closures which contributes to the smooth operation of the orthopedic department.
- Point of care PO at 5 east from 2023-04-13 to 2024-11-12: ensuring proper storage and maintenance of all POCT reagents and order supplies appropriately. Ensure quality control (QC) is done each day of patient testing and reassess staff competency periodically and document in training records.
- Co Team Lead at 5 East June to 2025-11-12: I was responsible for submitting daily muster reports that accounts for each team member’s attendance and status. Ensured equitable distribution of patient assignments among team members, fostering a balanced workload that promotes efficiency and collaboration. I meticulously track holidays allocations to maintain accurate records and uphold fairness within the team.
- Secondary Supply Petty Officer: I play a crucial role in managing the procurement and inventory essentials supplies for surgical cases in the orthopedics department. I assist in ordering over 50 necessary materials, ensuring that all required items are available for timely and efficient surgical procedures. I also assist in closing 60 invoices to ensure accurate financial records and seamless supply chain operations.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Health Sciences
American Military University
07-2026
Skills
- Emergency medical response
- Oxygen therapy administration
- Basic life support
- Emergent care
- HIPAA compliance
- Vital signs management
- Medical record documentation
- IV fluid administration
- IV insertion
- Phlebotomy techniques
- Specimen collection
- EKG interpretation
- Medical terminology
- Medication administration
- IV insertion and maintenance
- Vital signs assessment
- Orthopedic splint systems
- Multitasking
Certification
- Public Speaking Certification
- Leadership One: Behavior and Styles Certification
- Establishing S.M.A.R.T. Goals for Care Plans Certification
- Navy Medical First Receiver Operations Training Certification
- Phlebotomy cert
- Medical Assistant Certification
Timeline
General Duty hospital Corpsman
US Navy
09.2022 - Current
Bachelor of Science - Health Sciences
American Military University
Administrative Data
- Full name: Sterling, Yonice
- Rate and warfare/qualification designators: HM
- Date reported to present command: 19SEP22
- Ending date of last regular report:
- Date of rank:
Job Information
- Principal activities and responsibilities:
- June-12 November 24 as a general duty hospital corpsman in the 5 east oncology department, I played a vital role in providing compassionate and comprehensive care to patients undergoing cancer treatment. My responsibilities included assisting nursing staff with daily patient assessments, administering medications, and monitoring vital signs to ensure optimal patient health. I maintained accurate records and assisted in the management of treatment schedules. In addition, I ensured the ward was well-stocked and organized, managed medical supplies and equipment to support efficient operations.
- Provide comprehensive medical care and support to service members and their families. This role encompasses a wide range of responsibilities, including providing medical assistance, assisting healthcare professionals in hospital setting 19SEP22 to present.
- As a secondary supply petty officer, I play a crucial role in managing the procurement and inventory essentials supplies for surgical cases in the orthopedics department. I assist in ordering over 50 necessary materials, ensuring that all required items are available for timely and efficient surgical procedures. I also assist in closing 60 invoices to ensure accurate financial records and seamless supply chain operations.
- Include equipment operated or qualified to operate and customers served:
- Cast Saw: i have learned to operate the cast saw effectively for the safe and efficient removal of casts from patients.
- EKG machine: I am skilled in using the EKG machine to monitor cardiac activity. This includes preparing patients for procedure and applying electrodes accurately
- Crash Cart: I am trained in the protocols for utilizing the crash cart, which includes familiarization with its contents and the ability to respond swiftly in emergency situations.
- Telemetry Machine: I have gained experience in operating the telemetry machine, monitoring patients’ heart rhythms continuously.
- Bladder Scanner: I am proficient in using the bladder scanner to assess urinary retention in patients.
- Vital Sign Machine: I utilize the vital signs machine to monitor key health indicators, including heart rate, blood pressure and oxygen saturation.
- Individual accomplishments, including experience gained and contributions to team achievements:
- June - 12 Nov 25 5 East daily Care Responsibilities:
- Administered 106 oral medications, ensuring adherence to prescribed regimens and monitoring for efficacy.
- Delivered 50 intravenous (IV) medications, maintaining strict aseptic techniques and monitoring for adverse reactions.
- Assisted with 50 activities of daily living (ADLs), facilitating optimal patient hygiene and promoting dignity.
- Conducted 150 blood draws, encompassing both blood cultures and routine tests, while ensuring compliance with laboratory standards
- Performed 98 electrocardiograms (EKGs)
- Administered 68 bladder scans, evaluating urinary retention and facilitating appropriate interventions.
- Conducted 30 head-to-toe assessments.
- Coordinated 100 patient escorts/transfer.
- Demonstrated exceptional proficiency in the role as an orthopedics technician. I successfully completed the PQS package for orthopedic tech duties, which involves assisting and independently completing 50 casts and splints, ensuring proper technique and patient comfort throughout the process.
- Provided wound care for 10 patients, applying my knowledge to promote healing and prevent infection.
- In preparation for further patient care, I meticulously prepared 10 injections, adhering to all safety protocols.
- Schedule appointments for over 60 patients.
- Submitted a total of 200 NTE for orthopedics surgical cases.
- Closed a total of 200 surgical invoices.
- Escorted 2 company representatives.
- Maintain contact with 30 company representatives.
- Assisted/Completed 10 PRP
Supervision & Leadership
- Personnel supervised: Subdivide by military, civilians, reservists
- 5 east June -12 Nov25 Preceptor for a total of 8 new corpsman orientees facilitating their onboarding process by imparting knowledge on patient assessment, medication administration and the nuances of oncology patient interactions
- Helped 5 new sailors to check into command: one from orthopedics and four from 5 east.
- Co Team Lead (5 east)
- Equipment and material for which responsible:
- Biohazard
- Supply po
- POC po ( at 5 east june23 to 12 nov24)
- Size of budget managed:
- 21M
- Leadership activities and accomplishments: Include team and subordinate accomplishments that reflect your leadership
- Counseling given: Formal or informal
Future Duties/Schools Desired
Enroll in NCP or EMDP2