MOS 68A
Medical Equipment Repairer
NCOER Bullets
See also: Navy Biomedical Equipment Repairer Evaluation Examples
See also: Air Force Biomedical Equipment Technician Evaluation Examples
Medical Maintenance NCO
o conducted 696 scheduled services and 26 unscheduled services to ensure mission readiness throughout the Brigade
o coordinated with multiple units to secure medical equipment to be used during the culminating training exercise (CTE)
o established anesthesia and ventilator test stations within Role III Biomed Shop and equipped with current service docs and test equipment
o provided insight and direction during MOS proficiency training; resulting in a 30% decrease in unscheduled work orders over 90 days
o simultaneously conducted and participated in the CTE and garrison mission
o developed Calibration Verification and Certification procedures for equipment
o tracked over 300 equipment items valued at over $x,xxx,xxx
o facilitated the timely completion of equipment work orders
o supervised 6 soldiers in providing direct maintenace on critical medical equipment for TF 115
Medical Equipment Repairman
o processed over $2M in new medical equipment into LRMC and outlying clinics in Germany, Belgium and Italy as the CEB Acceptance Team Leader; exceeded delivery time requirements
o reviewed and enforced strict CEB Acceptance procedures; completed successful OIP with zero findings in Acceptance processing; improved the LRMC Life Cycle Management Program
o provided training to the Biomedical Equipment Technicians at the Role III Hospital in Kandahar Afghanistan on Anesthesia units and Ventilators
o maintained three Role II facilities and over 20 Role I Battalion Aid Stations with a 95% maintenance rate ensuring all assets were fixed in under 72 hours
o led a recovery team of five Soldiers to recover multiple vehicles and medical supplies after Task Force Corsair FTX
o completed seven semester hours towards a Bachelors in Science in Biomedical Electronics regardless of high OPTEMPO and mission requirements
o effectively directed five inexperienced Soldiers to become more efficient with the EDOCS; reduced wait time from 30 days to same day operations
o developed an SOP for the BMSO Medical Maintenance shop which helped ensure timely processing, repair, reporting and transfer of equipment throughout RC East
o processed over $2M in new medical equipment into Landstuhl Regional Medical Center (LRMC)
o surveyed over 25 clinics in preparation for the inspection as TJC Tracer member; improved LRMC Life Cycle Management Program
o trained Soldiers in both Basic and Tactical Combatives Courses; resulted in 36 successful graduates
o trained 70 medics on proper use and user level maintenance of over 20 pieces of Level II equipment; reduced basic user error by over 60%
o corrected flow rate sample issues on Vamos Anesthic Gas Monitors and updated units with up to date service software
o constructed an expert plan to repair over 600 pieces of medical equipment valued at over $1,000,000 throughout RC East
o developed and executed a plan to turn in over $72,000 of medical equipment resulting in zero losses
o saved the ARMY well in excess of $130,000 by acquiring 13 medical refrigerators destined for destruction from Iraq and putting them to use in Afghanistan
o maintained complement of 100% operational med equipment, enabled the Soldiers of 7th SFG(A) to deploy around the world
o drafted medical tactical standard operating procedure used by all units under the HHC Engineer Battalion for this deployment
