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MOS 68Q
Pharmacy Specialist
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o led a team of four pharmacy specialists; supported nine providers and 7,000 beneficiaries
o dispensed more than 50,000 prescriptions with a 99% accuracy rate; sustained installation health and readiness
o conducted 650 inventories, maintained precise prescription files, and achieved zero stock discrepancies during 14 controlled substance inventory inspections
o coordinated training for 39 staff members as Training NCO; achieved a 95% clinic deployment readiness rate
o revised the Third Party Collection program; eliminated 30% backlog in just six weeks and reclaimed $300 in operations funds
o processed more than one thousand Third Party Collections and secured $26k in reimbursable; increased budget by $300k for the Brigade FY24
o identified and resolved a pharmacy insurance profile discrepancy; averted $340K of copays for over 30K prescriptions
o educated six team members on new workflow processes and updated 400 patients' electronic health records
Pharmacy Ambulatory NCOIC
o developed an on-call roster for the Pharmacy for TSMP items; prevented zero loss of cold chain medication during his tenure
o trained and mentored 12 junior Soldiers within the section; encouraged 2 Soldiers to compete for EFMB and Air Assault
o led a Department of over 150 GS employees and Soldiers to meet the demands of a beneficiary population of over 110K
o selected above his peers as the Troop Command EOL; ensured 100% training compliance for over 500 Soldiers
o managed the Department's DTMS training; enabled the senior leadership to accurately report and record mandatory training
o accounted for over 900 line items of property worth in excess of $5.5 million for Pharmacy; ensured zero loss of equipment
o led the company commander's remedial PRT session; resulted in 10 Soldiers passing the APFT and removed from the program
o created a climate of dignity and respect that fully supported the Commander's SHARP and EO programs
o integrated the Army Values and Warrior Ethos into the unit's operations; always gave credit to the team for successes
o set high physical standards for the department; developed a rigorous PT plan that increased the overall scores by 20 points
o engaged with the staff on a continuous basis to ensure operational workflow was functioning; resulted in 50% reduced wait times
o exuded unwavering confidence and resilience at all times during times of minimal staff and lack of senior leadership
o demonstrated superior mental agility during times of high OPTEMPO; remained decisive and mission focused at all times
o organized and led multiple EO observances for CRDAMC; emphasized the importance of the program to all junior enlisted SM
o completed the Key Control policy process; reduced errors to zero which led to the overall success of the Regional OIP
Pharmacy Specialist
o developed and implemented a RMW and pharmaceutical disposal program for the brigade
o conducted pharmacy inspections of six maneuver battalion aid stations ensuring they were in compliance with Army MEDLOG regulations
o completed 15 credit hours of college courses towards a bachelor degree in Psychology
o exceptionally skilled in her field; used her deployment experience to prepare the incoming Pharmacy NCO for deployment operations
o maintained the Army Physical Fitness Badge of Excellence by scoring 300 points on the APFT
o motivated and disciplined NCO who constantly led by example for subordinates, peers and seniors to emulate
o hand selected by the command team to serve as rear detachment NCOIC; displayed unparalleled devotion to her Soldiers' needs
o exceeded the commands' expectation while serving as rear detachment NCOIC; a position traditionally held by a senior NCO or Junior Officer
o provided medical coverage for multiple training events and supported one clinic with minimal personnel
o revitalized the company driver training program; trained over 70 Soldiers on proper driving techniques
o developed and presented a class to 21 personnel within the brigade on the proper handling, storage, and turn-in of pharmaceuticals
o ensured that seven Soldiers received all FORCSOM mandated training and coordinated Individual Readiness Training for five Soldiers in support of OEF XI
o maintained and accounted for the rear detachment primary hand receipt valued in excess of over $200,000 without loss
o coordinated the successful movement of $500,000 worth of company assets to JRTC Rotation 10-03 while serving as the UMO
o encouraged her Soldiers to enroll in military and civilian courses; instilling the need for professional growth
o selected by BN CSM to serve as Team Leader on the Battalion Personal Security Detachment
o provided assistance during an emergency blood drive screening program, typing and cross-matching for over 100 potential blood donors
o served as Team Leader during five Convoy Logistical Patrols on one of the most dangerous MSR in the Regional Command East Area of Operation
o demonstrates a willingness to complete his task on time and in a quality manner
o directly attributed to the success of the BN PSD during JRTC Rotation 10-03, resulted in a seamless transition for the base defense operation in support of OEF XI
o trained Soldiers on TTPs and counter IED operations for the deployment
o led monthly supply inventories for pharmaceuticals worth over $900,000 which increased visibility and streamlined communications for pharmacy staff
o attained PTCB national certification thereby increasing his technical skills, competence, and knowledge and improving the quality of the pharmacy
o contributed to the ordering and managing of over 13 million dollars worth of medications; directly impacted the Pharmacy Department efficiency
o maintained strict accountability of vaccine doses and ensured no doses were wasted; recognized by the St. Charles Hospital Pharmacist for his tireless efforts
o stepped up as the BMSO NCOIC during the JRTC Rotation 10-03; processed over 290 Class VIII receipts valued in excess of $50,000
o coached and mentored one Soldier for the Soldier of the Quarter Competition
o developed a tracking mechanism and ensured pharmaceutical manuals were available to enable the battalions to properly account for narcotics while deployed
o provided relevant training to 12 medics on pharmacy operations resulting in the competent coverage of the Level II Aid Station's pharmacies
o maintained 100% accountability of all assigned equipment without loss
o enforced strict safety measures during JRTC deployment and redeployment resulted in zero incidents
o devoted appropriate attention to all responsibilities
o selected to train over 25 Soldiers in Army Warrior Training tasks helping to greatly increasing overall tactical proficiency and unit readiness
o hand selected by First Sergeant over 14 NCOs to augment a forward deployed training team in support of a joint combined arms training center
o while working outside primary MOS, expertly supervised and controlled eight Soldiers in entry control point operations
o selected over five NCOs to perform duties as the Company Operations NCO; resulting in a smoothly ran orderly room in support of 78 Soldiers
o continually set the example for his Soldiers through his actions, demeanor, and tireless work ethic
o trained 15 Soldiers of the Afghanistan National Army in combat medicine and combat lifesaver train the trainer courses
o scheduled and coordinated numerous M4 and M9 ranges resulting in over 60 personnel being trained and qualified on their primary weapon system
o shared knowledge and experience with incoming personnel to enhance their tactical and technical skills in preparation for combat operations in OEF XI
o helped to coordinate and supervised 10 projects to improve overall security and standard of living on a battalion level forward operating base
o served as truck commander for five successful combat logistic patrols
o mentored members of his squad to properly adjust and operate successfully while dealing with high risk combat operations; resulting in zero safety accidents
o conducted staff assistance visits to two forward operating bases throughout RC-East; ensured the proper medication handling in compliance with CJTF-### policies
o mentored Soldiers assigned to her section to actively enroll in military and civilian courses while deployed
o assisted in the planning and successful movement of the BMSO to JRTC Rotation 10-03 and OEF XI
o scored a 252 on last APFT
o displayed the courage, candor, and commitment to be physically and mentally prepared for peacetime and combat missions
o enthusiastic and motivated NCO; always maintains a positive attitude
o instructed 21 Soldiers on the proper handling, storage, and turn-in of pharmaceuticals
o assisted with patient treatment and conducted successful radiological images of over 30 real world patients during Battalion deployment at JRTC
o made strong decisions based on guidelines and experience
o demonstrated excellent preparation to accomplish tasks and missions
o took genuine pride in her appearance to while remaining professional
o used common sense and good judgment to tackle problems
o profile does not hinder duty performance
o flawlessly performed the duties of platoon sergeant in his absence
o mentored and coached a Soldier to compete for Soldier of the Month board
o demonstrated a personal concern for Soldiers assigned to her squad
o planned, organized and performed realistic Sergeant's Time Training which increased over 40 Soldiers capacity to perform individual and collective tasks
o shared knowledge and experience to enhance mission success
o maintained a work environment that stimulates team growth
o created new training opportunities for his Soldiers by implementing training which coincided with mission support
o promoted safety during all training events; resulted in zero safety accidents
o maintained 100% accountability of all assigned equipment valued over $1,000,000 with no losses
o received recognition from the CJTF-82 Pharmacist for her tireless efforts to aggressively manage controlled substances
o sought out by providers and medics because of her pharmaceutical expertise and experience
o supported JRTC Rotation 10-03; ensured six provider credentials were documented to facilitate a speedy prescription processing
o displayed proper military bearing at all times; demanded the same from her Soldiers
o possessed the mental stamina to work effectively in stressful situations
