1. Micah Bartlett
Searchingiii@aol.com
Security Clearance – Secret (Active through 2026)
Objective
To secure a long-term position that will utilize my current knowledge and abilities, while at the
same time allow me the opportunity to develop new skills and growth
Education
RQ-11 Raven UAS Operator School (company-run)
Tactical Combat Casualty Care Certified Technician – February 2011
National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians – October 2010
Children's Mercy Hospital
 Phlebotomy Course – June 2006
 Pediatric Trauma Course – May 2006
 Splinting Course – May 2006
 Oxygen Provider Course – May 2006
 EKG Provider Course – May 2006
 Restraint Placement Course – May 2006
Lee's Summit High School, Lees Summit, MO
 Graduated 1996
Experience
July 2010 – October 2016
Combat Medic, US Army, Fort Carson, CO
 Provide emergency medical treatment, limited primary care, force health
protection and evacuation in a variety of operational andclinical settings from
the point of injury or illness through the continuum of military health care
 Administer emergency medical treatment to battlefield causalities, assist with
outpatient care and treatment
 Assist with inpatient care and treatment under the supervision a physician, nurse
or physician’s assistant
Deployments:

2. Qatar – Operation Spartan Shield – April 2015 – November 2015
Afghanistan- Operation Enduring Freedom – April 2012- December 2012
March 2008 – June 2010
Emergency Department Tech, Vanderbilt Pediatric Hospital, Nashville, TN
 Assist nursing personnel with triaging patients
 Assist with the care of patients, within the scope of a technician practice (I.e.
blood draws, splinting, vital signs, placing patients on monitors, place patients
on appropriate oxygen therapy, etc.)
 Attend codes with nurses and provide assistance
 Transport patients
 Assist doctors with procedures
April 2006 – February 2008
Emergency Department Tech, Children's Mercy Hospital, Kansas City, MO
 Assist nursing personnel with triaging patients
 Assist with the care of patients, within the scope of a technician practice (I.e.
blood draws, splinting, vital signs, placing patients on monitors, place patients
on appropriate oxygen therapy, etc.)
 Attend codes with nurses and provide assistance
 Transport patients
 Assist doctors with procedures
Certifications
 BLS (Expires July 2017)
 EMT Basic (Expires March 2017)
Special Skills
- Computer-literate performer with extensive software proficiency covering wide variety
of applications.
- Goal-driven leader who maintains a productive climate and confidently motivates, and
mobilizes employees to meet high performance standards.
- Resourceful team player who excels at building trusting relationships with customers
and colleagues.
- Exceptional listener and communicatorwho effectively conveys information verbally
and in writing.
References
Captain Momodulin Drammeh,Physician’s Assistant – US Army - (704) 293-3652
Sergeant Justin Anderson, Ranger Paramedic – US Army- (775) 530-7970
Staff Sergeant Jay Clemons, Combat Medic – US Army - (907) 231-4912