General Resume

1. TIMOTHEOUS V. THOMAS
733 Erskine Dr., Apt. B, San Clemente, CA 92672  Phone: (760) 859-6297  Timotheous.Thomas@live.com
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Highly motivated and dedicated leader with over 11 years proven management skills and supervisory experience in the United
States Navy. Registered Medical Assistant with unparalleled dedication to superiors, colleagues, and patients. Proficient in
medical terminology and hospital procedures. Encourages morale, teamwork, and team effectiveness. Adept at overseeing day-
to-day operations of staff and motivating employees. A proficient trainer able to quickly assist others in learning to complete
tasks. Skilled at strategic planning, decision making, prioritizing, and project development in a high-pressure environment.
Demonstrated initiative and a superior work ethic through military promotions. Expert at communicating with individuals on
all levels, including senior leadership, verbally and in writing.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
 Critical Mission/Program Management  Operational Efficiency Improvement  Hospital Procedures
 Staff Development & Empowerment  Community Relationship Building  Inventory Control
 Program Development & Implementation  Customer/Patient Relations  HIPAA Rules & Regulations
 Emergency Care (Basic & Advanced)  Medical Terminology  Lab/Phlebotomy Procedures
CAREER EXPERIENCE
UNITED STATES NAVY, June 2005- March 2016
(Manager) LEADING PETTY OFFICER of L&D WARD/SPECIAL CARE NURSERY (09/2012- 03/2016)
Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton (Camp Pendleton, CA)
 Also serves as Command Uniformed Victims Advocate (Rape/Sexual Assault) and Command Urinalysis Coordinator
 Manage and supervise 52 Officers, Enlisted, and Civilian personnel at the world’s largest USMC training base
 Oversee daily operations of two of NHCP’s highest in-patient census units
 Supervise the accurate documentation of over 40 personnel’s bi-weekly timecards
 Responsible for emergency procedures and general military training, ensuring there was quality care delivered to over 1,378
patients
 Managed and ordered over $200K in products ; supervised 17 junior corpsmen in supply ordering
 Managed keen oversight of 2 departmental Operating Targets worth $700K and 210 equipment items valued at $640K
 Administer the Command Urinalysis Program and maintain all confidential files
 Responsible for thorough data entry and drug testing of 220 personnel monthly
 Ensure command compliance with Navy requirements; maintain and update directives and instructions pertaining to
urinalysis
(Assistant Manager) ASST. LEADING PETTY OFFICER of L&D WARD/SPECIAL CARE NURSERY (01/2012-
09/2012)
Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton (Camp Pendleton, CA)
 Also served as Departmental Scholarship Coordinator, Department Career Counselor, Morale Welfare Recreation Equipment
Manager, Second Class Petty Officer Association Fundraising Event Coordinator, Special Emphasis Program Committee
Historian, Uniform Victim Advocate, DMHRSI Timekeeper, Assistant Command Urinalysis Coordinator, and MEDEVAC
Coordinator/Driver
 As Training Petty Officer, assumed the duty with training rate of below 90%, and increased it to 100% readiness, accounting
for 34 personnel members
 Cross-trained over 50+ hours on L&D, Postpartum, and the Intensive Care Unit
 Effectively assisted in the management, planning and coordination of 21 corpsmen
 Coordinated work schedules for 17 enlisted personnel, safely matching staff to patient care needs
 Prevented Rapid Response Team Initiation on several occasions by actively listening to patients and their families, and by
being aware of signs and symptoms of problematic conditions
 Trained and sharpened basic patient care skills for 20 Programmed School Input students
 Coordinated the unit’s semi-annual preventive maintenance with BIOMED for 105 vital pieces of medical equipment and
ensured compliance of Joint Commission safety standards
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HOSPITAL CORPSMAN (10/2007-01/2008)
Naval Hospital Twentynine Palms (Twentynine Palms, CA)
 Assisted in the prevention and treatment of disease and injuries
 Performed clinical laboratory tests , including blood tests, urinalysis, toxicology, and blood transfusions
 Performed basic nursing care, and basic emergency and CPR procedures
 Obtained and recorded vital signs and collected specimens
 Executed phlebotomy and IV insertions
 Administered medication to patients under appropriate supervision
 Kept medical department equipment and spaces clean and sanitary
 Performed routine clerical duties of the ward; input and maintained computerized medical records
 Maintained accurate and confidential records and reports
 Promoted patient wellness and education
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
 Equipment Manager of the Morale Welfare & Recreation (MWR) Committee
 Mentor to NHCP’s Command Enlisted Mentorship Program
 Departmental representative for the Navy Marine Corp Relief Society, providing 100% contact for two consecutive quarters
 Member of the Second Class Petty Officer Association
 Member of the Corpsmen Picnic Committee
 Active Member/Coach of Camp Pendleton YMCA, dedicating over 180 hours working with children ages 6-8 in basketball
and soccer, resulting in positive teamwork, camaraderie, improved self-esteem, self-respect of the children
 Assisted the Family Readiness Officer in organizing a toy giveaway and Christmas party for the families of deployed
members
 Volunteered 8 hours to Rady Children’s Hospital Teddy Bear Giveaway
EDUCATION
 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HEALTH SCIENCE [In Progress], (March 2011-Present)
Kaplan University Online
 FIELD MEDICAL SERVICE SCHOOL – Camp Pendleton, CA (January-June 2008)
Courses Taken: Basic Emergency Care, Advanced Emergency Care
 NAVAL TRAINING COMMAND HOSPITAL CORPS SCHOOL – Great Lakes, IL (June-October 2007)
Courses Taken: Anatomy and Physiology, Fundamentals of Nursing, Management of Behavior Emergencies, Management of
Trauma Injuries, Patient Care in a Contaminated Environment, Pharmacology, Physical Assessment
 Other Courses Taken: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation; Clinical Nursing Practice; Emergency Medical Procedures; Health,
Wellness & Safety, Medical Terminology; Phlebotomy Procedures, Health Information Management, Medical Office
Administration, Health Care Administration
TRAINING/CERTIFICATIONS
 REGISTERED MEDICAL ASSISTANT (May 2012)
American Registry of Medical Assistants, Westfield, MA
AWARDS
 Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (January 2011)
 Several Customer Service Letters of Appreciation from Commanding Officers
 Nominated for NHCP Junior Sailor of the Quarter (1Q & 2Q 2012, 1Q 2013)
 Fleet Marine Force Enlisted Warfare Specialist Device (Medal)
 Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist Insignia (Pin)