1. JOHN SEIFERT 512 45th St S #309 john.d.seifert@us.army.mil
Fargo, ND 58103 701-388-3301
SUMMARY
Over ten years active and reserve experience as a health care specialist in the North Dakota Army National Guard
EDUCATION
North Dakota State University Fargo, ND
Pursuing Bachelor of University Studies degree, emphasis in Science July 2015
Currently 3.21/4.00 GPA
Dean's List (five semesters)
CERTIFICATIONS
EMT-B (Emergency Medical Technician - Basic) Certified - National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians
CPR/AED Certified - American Heart Association
MILITARY EXPERIENCE
817th Engineer Company Medical Section Sergeant 03/2004 - Present
North Dakota Army National Guard
Deployed Military Experience
• Instituted daily sick call for company personnel during eight months overseas
• Established field treatment facilities on five forward operating bases
• Performed medical screenings and monitored preventive medicine countermeasures
• Scheduled medical section for support of over 575 combat missions
• Participated in over 60 patrols and administered emergency medical treatment to battlefield casualties
Non-deployed Military Experience
• Administer routine inoculations including influenza, hepatitis, anthrax, smallpox and tuberculosis screens
• Instruct classes in medical trauma procedures to 104 company personnel bi-annually
• Record and maintain inventory records and order all company medical supplies
• Attended Air Assault School in Fort Benning, GA in the summer of 2010
• Provided medical support to National Guard personnel for 2009, 2010 and 2011 North Dakota floods
RELATED EXPERIENCE
Laboratory Technical Assistant 01/2014-10/2014
Sanford Health Fargo, ND
 Performed a multitude of procedures including blood cultures, venipuncture, sweat tests, and glucose testing
 Worked directly with patients acquiring over forty hours of patient contact per week
 Responsible for obtaining pertinent patient information through databases and charts
Phlebotomist 03/2012-03/2013
Pracs Institute Fargo, ND
• Obtained blood samples for medical testing through venipuncture
• Followed infection-control and safety procedures in carrying out daily phlebotomy functions
• Prepared blood-collecting equipment, drew blood and safely stored and transported samples
HONORS AND DISTINCTIONS
• Awarded two Army Commendation Medals for medical leadership expertise during combat missions in the Iraqi
Theater of Operations,
• “Exceeded Course Standards” in the Pre-deployment Training Course at Camp Bullis, TX July 2007, and Basic
Non-commissioned Officer Training Course at Camp Williams, UT, July 2009
• Promoted to Staff Sergeant, North Dakota Army National Guard, March 2009
LEADERSHIP
• Medical Section Sergeant directly in charge of four subordinates
• Squad Leader, North Dakota Flood Operations, Spring 2009, 2010 and 2011