- Played a pivotal role in overseeing one of the largest vaccine campaigns in military history as part of the Strategic Vaccination Push (SPV). Additionally, served as a vital asset in coordinating efforts for the medical readiness of the Global Response Force.
- Provided comprehensive training on immunizations to Soldiers from every Battalion and effectively coordinated mass immunization efforts on a Brigade scale.
- Served as the medical, public health, and bio-environmental authority, supporting 200 patient visits and conducting 27 public health facility inspections.
- Conducted 360 potable water inspections, ensuring the safety of 200,000 bottles of water for consumption.
- Spearheaded the creation of the Army’s first preventive medicine programs in the region by conducting a thorough food and water vulnerability assessment.
- Surveyed endemic diseases and implemented effective control measures, enabling freedom of movement for 222 joint service and special operations personnel.
- Led a Food and Water Risk Assessment in collaboration with contracting and special operations personnel, facilitating the provision of local foods for the camp.
- Conducted inspections of over 2 million dollars’ worth of Meals Ready to Eat (MREs), identifying and removing 2 tons of meals unfit for human consumption.
- Evaluated 340 food and public facilities, including planning and conducting a food vulnerability assessment for six facilities, while also providing food handler training for 36 Third Country Nationals.
- Successfully secured and arranged the storage of 3.5 million dollars’ worth of subsistence with zero incidents of food-borne illness outbreaks.
- Significantly boosted the unit’s Occupational Health compliance rate from 91% to 100% by conducting 235 hearing examinations, effectively addressing overdue cases.
- Increased access to occupational health care by 70%, positioning the Battalion as the top-ranked unit in the Army.
- Made valuable contributions to the medical employee health program, diligently tracking 5,000 requirements for 367 medics and achieving a commendable 100% compliance rate.
- Provided oversight for the Hearing Conservation Program, benefiting 11,000 members and saving the Department of Defense an estimated 5 million dollars in disability claims.
- Co-authored a comprehensive Hearing Conservation Tri-fold, rectifying seven discrepancies and promoting greater awareness of hearing loss prevention.
- Reviewed 12 industrial case files, identifying and rectifying four critical Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issues. These efforts significantly contributed to the Company’s “Outstanding” rating during a Health and Safety Inspection (HSI).
- Played a key role in the success of the Tuberculosis Detection and Control program, diligently monitoring the medication therapy of 15 patients, resulting in zero active tuberculosis cases on the premises.
- Identified two critical issues during the Food Vulnerability Assessment of eight facilities, leading to significant improvements in the battalion’s vital food supply and ensuring its safety.
MOS 66P NURSE PRACTITIONER OER BULLETS
Nurse Practitioner Supported assigned providers, assisting in over 200 physical health assessments during each…