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o attended Charles River Training the Trainer- Essential Rodent Handling Techniques ; validating expertise with rodent handling
o awarded coin of excellence for exceptional service during the Army Public Health Conference by the 19th MEDCOM CSM
o recognized with certificate of appreciation by the U.S. Embassy in X for exemplary voluntarism for the 2nd year in a row
o Volunteered 240 hours with U.S Embassy Community Liaison Office, X, and X
o earned the Laboratory Animal Technician Certification; a certification held by less than X% of Soldiers in her MOS
o selected as a speaker at Army Public Health Course; attended by 240 Army Enlisted and Officers in the Public Health Field
o planned and partially funded 1st International Laboratory Animal Technician appreciation event for 48 DVM staff
o possessed in-depth knowledge of protocols and surgical support enabling the successful treatment of over 700 research animals
o awarded coin of excellence for vast knowledge of vivarium by the Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
o conducted meticulous survery of government purchase charge card spending, saved government from spending over $XXXX on fraudulent charges
o streamelined the procurement process and managed the departments $600K operation budget, received no discrepancies during a recent audit
o led a team and dedicated over 350 hours for the decommission of Brook City Base (BCB) and the movement of 15 thousand worth of research animals to the new Tri-Service Research Laboratory (TSRL)
o managed the departments MEDPROS and Occupational Health program, increasing medical readiness form 76% to 96% for all assigned personnel
o ensured visibility of SHARP by organizing a National Crime Victims Rights Week (NCVRW) Virtual 5K walk/run and conducting 17 hours of training
o pro-actively built alliances to enhance the culture of dignity and respect within this multicultural unit as required by the SHARP, EO and EEO programs
o developed contingency plans during 4 separate utility outages, sustaining standards for staff and animals
o completed 64 hours of Lean Six Sigma Green Belt training
o earned 12 hours of college credit toward a Bachelors Degree while maintaining a 3.73 GPA
o instructed ten rabies prevention classes to more than 45 health care providers on feral animal mitigation procedures, reducing the overall potential for rabies incidents
o maintained sanitary conditions and provided care, management, and treatment of animals; executed role 1 and 2 VSST
o earned the Assistant Laboratory Animal Technician Certification; a certification held by less than 10% of Soldiers in his MOS
o spearheaded a laboratory animal training program for VSB section; devoted over 50 hours of group study; enabling one of his NCOs to pass the ALAT certification exam
o assisted in maintaining accountability and serviceability of all vivarium equipment valued in excess of $1.4 million with zero losses
o received numerous accolades from superiors and the VSB staff for his superb performance as the Veterinary Support Branch NCOIC
o oversaw the logistical and medical support of 141 complex surgical cases while the unit was relocated to a new facility without halting the Unit's research mission
o developed a comprehensive laboratory animal enrichment program and awarded the Chief, Navy Burea of Medicine coin of excellence during site inspection
o pioneered a joint service training program spanning over 250 man-hours for seven personnel that provided continuing education units and ensured industry certification
o sourced and procured 35 line items valued over $500,000 worth of medical equipment for use in Unit's newly-designed research laboratory facility
o achieved 297 consistently on APFT
o his astute attention to detail ensured supplies and equipment were tracked and delivered to deliver optimal care
o ensured sterilizations documentation was accurate and ensured all SOPs were up to date
o improved the medical capabilities and the quality of healthcare in TF Med-East