Roger Johnson has over 10 years of experience in the U.S. Army as a combat medic instructor, operations non-commissioned officer, and plans non-commissioned officer. He has instructed combat medics, developed medical training programs and manuals, and ensured medical personnel and units were in compliance with Army medical standards. Johnson also has experience coordinating medical support for large training exercises involving hundreds of soldiers and medical equipment. He holds an Associate's degree in Accounting and certifications in various martial arts.

1. Roger Johnson
1100 South 2000 East APT#C124, Clearfield, Utah, 84015 * (817) 714-1481 *
soldiermedic100th@gmail.com
Work
Experience
328TH COMBAT SUPPORT HOSPITAL, Fort Douglas, UT
Battalion Plans Non Commissioned Officer, Sep 2014 – Oct 2016
Monitor the Battalion medical personnel training to ensure compliance adhering
to AMEDD/POI. 100% participation, and resolution of any problems that arise.
Assist with coordination of transportation, training facilities, billeting catering
and any special needs requirements to ensure mission success.
Work directly with subordinate Commanders and training officers to build their
training matrix for the fiscal year. By establishing training objectives and project
cost needed to meet training needs and requirements.
Responsible for briefing Command Teams on their progress of Unit project
milestones and collecting project deliverables, ensuring adherence to military
standards.
439TH MEDICAL BATTALION (MULTFUCTIONAL) USAR (AGR),
JBMDL, NJ
Battalion Operations Non Commissioned Officer, Sep 2011 – Sep 2014
Review subordinate units last year fiscal training and financial cost and other
performance data to measure productivity and goal achievement to determine
areas needing cost reduction and program improvement.
Monitoring and tracking the medical credentials of the 80 Health Care Specialist
(68W) within the Battalion were in compliance of Army Medical Department of
the U.S. Army (AMEDD).
Assisted with the coordination of 250 soldiers of the 328th Combat Support
Hospital with it's medical equipment, to run a 44 bed hospital for their
participation in the Army War-games training exercise.
Review Subordinate units training schedule and recommend revisions or changes
in scope, format, content, and methodology..
Review and update the Battalion Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)In
accordance with (IAW) the Battalion Commanders intent.
TASS TRAINING CENTER, 80TH TC USAR (ACTIVE), Grand Prairie,
TX
Combat Medic Instructor/Writer, Nov 2007 – Sep 2011
Responsible for the instructions of 68W (Medic) Transition and Refresher course
Attend training classes to maintain certification licensure, keep abreast of new
developments in the field, or maintain existing knowledge.
Monitor, evaluate, or record training activities and program effectiveness.
Create medical training lanes and develop, training procedure manuals and
guides and course materials such as handouts to ensure that supporting
instructor understand the expectation of the exercise.
Present information using a variety of instructional techniques or formats, such
as role playing, simulations, team exercises, group discussions, videos, or
lectures.
Identify key threats and Hazards during training exercise and creating mitigating
factors reduce the impact of any incident.
Education UTAH TRAINING CENTER CAMP WILLIAMS, Bluffdale, UT
Battle Staff NCO, Feb 2015
Army Certificate of Completion
9TH BN (HS) 4TH BDE (HS), 100TH DIVISION (OS), Dublin, CA
TATS AMEDD Senior Leader Course (SLC), May 2009
Army Certificate of Completion

2. USAR HS KNOX, Fort Knox, KY
Small Group Instruction Training, Mar 2008
Certified Army Instructor Course
UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX, Phoenix, AZ
Associates in Accounting, Sep 2007
HHD 5TH BDE (HS), 95TH DIVISION (IT, Fort San Antonio, TX
Total Army Instructor Training Course, Dec 2007
Certified Army Instructor Course
Credentials
and Licenses
Received my Secret Security in May 2009
Additional
Skills
Han Mi Gymnasium- Republic of Korea- Tae Kwon Do- Senior Black Belt 2nd
Degree Instructor
The Brass Dragon- Leesville LA US- Arnis De Mano E-Ditso- Senior Black Belt
2nd Degree Instructor
Awards and
Honors
Received the New York State Conspicuous Service Cross