Bryan Scott Winstead is applying for a position as a Medical Services Technician. He has several years of experience in emergency medical roles in the military, including as a Field Support Medic and working in an Army medical home clinic and emergency room. He is skilled in trauma assessment, splinting injuries, starting IVs, and administering medications under supervision. He seeks to gain clinical experience and contribute his skills to emergency medical care while furthering his medical education.

1. Bryan Scott Winstead
145 HIHI CT #104
WAHIAWA, HI 96786
904­437­9446
bwinstead904@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE I seek a position as an Medical Services Technician to expand my
skills as a medical professional and obtain clinical experience for my
continued secondary medical education, while simultaneously
contributing to a department which provides appropriate emergency
medical interventions to those in need with a sense of humble
servitude.
SKILLS &
ABILITIES
After initial training, and several years of military service and
recertification, I have developed a professional and competent set of
medical skills including, but not limited to: maintaining cervical spine
stability for a patient of a crash or fall; irrigating and bandaging
lacerations, abrasions, and contusions; applying tourniquets to
physical trauma; converting emergency tourniquets to sustained
pressure bandages; obtaining intravenous and intraosseous access to
administer medication and fluids; splinting and securing injured limbs;
movement of patients from point of injury to ambulance, to hospital
bed; obtaining a reliable set of vital signs, through electronic or manual
methods; obtaining a rough assessment of a patient, including history
of injury or illness, pain scale, and family history; administering
medications ranging from NSAIDS to narcotics under supervision of a
Registered Nurse, Pharmacy Technician, or M.D.
EXPERIENCE
FIELD SUPPORT MEDIC
CHARLIE CO. 325TH BRIGADE SUPPORT BATTALION
3RD BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM, 25TH INFANTRY DIVISION
10 May 2012 ­ 3 October 2015
As a medic in C Co. 325th BSB I served in the Treatment Platoon and Evacuation
Platoon. As a member of the treatment platoon I was part of a group of medics who
assembled, stocked and operated a Battalion Aid Station during field training exercises.
Under the guidance of a PA or M.D., I have treated both acute and chronic illnesses
and injuries, in a clinical and hostile setting. As a member of Evacuation Platoon I was
a member of a 3 man team tasked to a Four Litter Ambulance for the purpose of
treating, monitoring, and evacuating urgent category patients. I am well versed in a
detailed patient trauma assessment and triage operations. I have received numerous
Certificates of Achievements and Army Achievement Medals for my part in medical
support operations with Charlie Co. For several months I was a Team Leader within my
squad, where I assisted the squad leader with mission planning, assigning tasks to
younger soldiers, and counseling my subordinates.

2. PHYSICIANS MEDICAL ASSISTANT
3RD BRIGADE SOLDIER CENTERED MEDICAL HOME
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS HEALTH CLINIC
15 May 2014 ­ 15 November 2015
I was assigned on a six month rotation at the Schofield Barracks Soldier Centered
Medical Home, where I assisted the Brigade Surgeon and Physician with the screening
and treatment of non­urgent patients in a clinical setting. All patients were screened in a
SOAP format. I became proficient in the Army Medical System AHLTA. Daily tasks
ranged from obtaining vital signs of patients, to performing EKGs and ordering
laboratory tests for acute patients and routine physicals.
EMERGENCY ROOM TECHNICIAN
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
TRIPLER ARMY MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL
03 January 2015 ­ 03 February 2015
I was assigned on a one month rotation at the TAMC emergency room, where I
assisted the physicians and nurses on the floor with all patients that entered the ER. I
assisted with the initial screening and obtaining lab samples from patients in triage. I
performed my duties in all different sections of the ER. The daily tasks ranged from
escorting patients to the radiology lab, to obtaining IV access and administering
medications under supervision of the nurse or doctor on the floor. I assisted the
General Surgery team with procedures such as a chest tube for spontaneous
pneumothorax, and setting and casting fractured bones. In the ER I also attended to
psychological patients such as those with homicidal and suicidal ideations.
EDUCATION
PAXON SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED STUDIES- JACKSONVILLE, FL
Graduated June 2011
Graduated from Paxon School for Advanced studies with a high school diploma, and a
GPA of 3.4. Completed several Advanced Placement classes which awarded college
credits.
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN- FORT SAM HOUSTON, TX
Completed April 2012
Completed the required training to obtain my BLS certification and proceeded to attend
EMT school. Upon completion, I am certified to provide basic emergency medical care
for critical and emergency patients, consistent with the 1998 Department of
Transportation National Standard curriculum for EMT. Credentials are up to date and
have been recertified every two years.
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3.
COMMUNICATION
Many tasks and missions within the Army require solid team work.
Whether the mission was completing an obstacle course, treating and
transporting a patient as a member of a field ambulance crew, or
administrative work, all of my tasks required communicating both up
and down the chain of command and with my peers. I have
successfully administered classes such as Army Combat Lifesavers
Course for non­medical personnel. In these classes myself and my
partners would collaborate on the objective and content of the subject.
The Army has honed me to break down all tasks into the tasks,
conditions, and standards of the task.
LEADERSHIP
For an extended period of time I was designated as a team leader
within my platoon. As such, I was tasked with assisting the squad
leader with the day to day administrative tasks for all personnel in our
squad. This included maintaining accountability of my soldiers,
delegating tasks, and writing and giving counselings for negative or
positive actions.
REFERENCES
CPT PATRICK HENSEL
Commander, C Co 325th BSB
808­655­3012
MAJ MAZER ALLY, M.D.
Battalion Surgeon, 325th BSB
808­433­9311
SSG PATRICK HAGAN
Platoon Sergeant, C Co 325th BSB
910­366­6849
COLIN WILSON
Health Care Specialist, C Co 325th BSB
234­567­5410
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