Experience

Clay County Medical Center

• United States
• Hospitals and Health Care
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Physican Assistant - Certified

  • Oct 2018 - Present

  Clay Center, Kansas Emergency Department Provider



Interservice Physician Assistant Program

• Student Leader

  • Mar 2018 - Oct 2018

  Ft Riley, KS



Arkansas National Guard

• United States
• Law Enforcement
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Graduate Student

  • Aug 2015 - Oct 2018

  Ft Sam Houston, TX and Ft Riley, KS O.C. at the Inter-Service Physician Assistant Program, Ft. Sam Houston



2/142FA HHB

• Medical Section Chief

  • Oct 2011 - Nov 2015

  Rogers, AR I serve as the senior medic for the 2-142FA HHB. My duties include training of the medics and recertification/skills evaluator. The battalion commander relies on my expertise for advice on soldier well-being and training. It is also my responsibility to run the day to day operations of the battalion aide station. This includes the logistics and financial responsibilities. In a pre-deployment status I am part of a small team responsible for the certified training of over 700 soldiers… Show more I serve as the senior medic for the 2-142FA HHB. My duties include training of the medics and recertification/skills evaluator. The battalion commander relies on my expertise for advice on soldier well-being and training. It is also my responsibility to run the day to day operations of the battalion aide station. This includes the logistics and financial responsibilities. In a pre-deployment status I am part of a small team responsible for the certified training of over 700 soldiers. This training was conducted over a two week time period. Skills that were taught included: Combat Life Saver course (over 95% pass rate), Basic Rifle Marksmanship, Detainee Operations, Convoy Operations, Mounted and dis-mounted land Navigation, Warrior Tasks and Battle Drills. Certifications: Tactical-Combat Casualty Care, Advance Cardiac Life Support, Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support,Basic Combatives Course (Level 1), Electronic Warfare Officer Course Show less



Rogers Fire Department

• United States
• Fire Protection

• Paramedic/Special Operations/Firefighter

  • Jun 2006 - Nov 2015

  Rogers, AR I am practicing Paramedic. I also serve as a firefighter on a ladder truck 5. Here, I also serve on the Special Operations Team. I also serve on NWA Regional Task Force. On the team I serve as one of only two Disaster Medical Specialist. My scope of practice has been broadened to include Crush Syndrome and Field amputations. -Training Certificates include: Disaster Medical Specialist, Rope Rescue Technician, Trench Rescue Technician, Hazardous MaterialsTechnician, Confined Space… Show more I am practicing Paramedic. I also serve as a firefighter on a ladder truck 5. Here, I also serve on the Special Operations Team. I also serve on NWA Regional Task Force. On the team I serve as one of only two Disaster Medical Specialist. My scope of practice has been broadened to include Crush Syndrome and Field amputations. -Training Certificates include: Disaster Medical Specialist, Rope Rescue Technician, Trench Rescue Technician, Hazardous MaterialsTechnician, Confined Space Technician, Swift Water Technician, and Rapid Intervention Team. -On the Edge Skills include: Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI), Crush Syndrome, Field Amputations, Res-Q-Jacks, Advanced Air Monitoring, Radiation and Nuclear Response, and Biological Terrorism Response. -Leadership: International Fire Service Accreditation Congress(IFSAC) - Instructor, Managing Company Tactical Operations, Rogers Officer Development Academy Show less



Rogers Police Department Rogers, AR

• SWAT Medic

  • Mar 2012 - Oct 2015

  Rogers, AR My duty on the team is first and foremost an operator. Close quarter combat has become second nature. Secondly, I am a paramedic specializing in point of impact care. Most emphasis is placed on the three leading causes of death on the battle field as reported in the Tactical-Combat Casualty Care model developed by the military. Responsibilities include training operators in self/buddy aide, tactical evacuation, and operations in austere environments. -The health and welfare of the… Show more My duty on the team is first and foremost an operator. Close quarter combat has become second nature. Secondly, I am a paramedic specializing in point of impact care. Most emphasis is placed on the three leading causes of death on the battle field as reported in the Tactical-Combat Casualty Care model developed by the military. Responsibilities include training operators in self/buddy aide, tactical evacuation, and operations in austere environments. -The health and welfare of the operators begin far in advance to the mission. Being actively engaged with the life of your team members will ultimately lead to the success of failure as a team. To achieve peak efficiency of your team the members must be in peak physical shape and mentally strong. -As the medic it is my job to ensure that we as operators are properly informed of the current health trends and nutritional values of those items that we put in our bodies. To ensure that operators are mentally strong we must ensure that the training schedule meets the needs of the team. It is also my job description to coordinate with the team leaders to ensure that operators are being cross trained in multiple disciplines which include point of impact aide provided by the operator, close quarter combat, weapon systems, and explosives. On the Edge Skills include: Advanced Airway Management (cricothyrotomy and Rapid Sequence Intubation), Advanced Bleeding control (tourniquets, combat gauze, and hemcon dressings). Certifications include: Tactical-Combat Casualty Care, Emergency Medical Technician - Tactical, Pre-hospital Trauma Life Support, and Advanced Cardiac Life Support. Show less


Gravette Baseball
• United States
• Spectator Sports
• Coach

  • 2013 - 2014