1. KYLE HOLBROOK
kyleholbrook16@gmail.com 136 Broadleaf Drive
(614)316-6334 Jacksonville,North Carolina 28546
PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
 Efficient
 Problem Solver
 QuickLearner
 Adaptable
 Teamwork
 Reliable
WORK EXPERIENCE
Camp Lejeune, North Carolina (JAN2016-PRESENT)
Pain Management Clinic Technician
 Educate patients on the numerous procedures and treatment opportunities that are available within the
clinic.
 Identify discrepancies in patient charts and make immediate correctiveaction.
 Aid in the treatment of over 4,000 patients each month, including follow ups, invasive procedures, and
alternative therapies.
 Prepare the medications and consent forms forprocedure patients prior to the patient’s appointment
time to expedite the time patients spend within the clinic.
 Assist with Fluoroscopy.
 Proficientwith use of C-Arm.
Camp Lejeune, North Carolina (Nov 2015-JAN2016)
Records Management Clerk
 Assisted in accurate numerical filing of 200,000 medical records.
 Verified over 250 medical records within 30 days.
 Operated a well-developed record filing system.
 Producedover 200 copies of medical records for separating service members per week.
 Built new records forincoming servicemembers, spouses and newborns.
Camp Lejeune, North Carolina (Jan 2014-Nov 2015)
Field Medical Service Technician
 Inspected the proper storage, security,and transportation of over$400,000 of medical equipment.
 Compiled MicrosoftExcelspreadsheets fortracking of needed vaccinations.
 Prescribed courses of treatment and medication when required and made appropriate medical record
entries.
 Directed services, trained service members, and performed as medical supervisor for units of 60
personnel.
 Managed personnel, facilities,and equipment required to operate medical clinics.
 Participated in the delivery of health care services to patients.
Portsmouth, Virginia (Dec 2012-Jan 2014)
Pediatrics Clinic Technician
 Improved use of online services provided by 30%, while enrolling over 200 patients in the relay health
program.
 Decreased the wait time for patients under my care by 5 to 10 minutes.
 Amplified amount of service each individual patient received.
 Furthered patient education in how to schedule, cancelor reschedule appointments.
 Coordinated timeliness of individual patients so that no overlaps occur.

2. Portsmouth, Virginia (Jul 2011-Dec 2012)
Emergency Department Technician
 Administered over 1,500 IV’s, 600 EKG’s and 1,000 medications over the course of 1 year.
 Supervised and assisted with the proper triage of patients by priority.
 Guaranteed proper sanitation of patient beds, disposal of used linen and placement of clean linen.
 Guided new service members training to workin the Emergency Department.
 Motivated the severely sick and injured patients to stay positive.
EDUCATION
Groveport Madison High School, Groveport, Ohio, 2011
High SchoolDiploma
TRAINING
CPR and AED, American Heart Association- Portsmouth,Virginia-2013
Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (CPR and AED) Program for Adults and Children
Hospital Corpsman Basic- Fort Sam Houston, Texas-2011
Basic training in Anatomy and Patient care.
Field Medical Service Technician- Camp Lejeune,North Carolina-2014
Advanced training in Emergency Medical Techniques, Operational Medicine and Trauma Management.
AWARDS
 Navy Good Conduct Medal  National Defense Medal  Sea Service Medal
 Global War on Terrorism
Service Medal
 Armed Forces Service Medal  Sharpshooter Pistol Ribbon