United States Army - Fort Stewart, GA
Patient Administration Specialist (68G)
January 2016 - November 2017
Serving as a Patient Administration Specialist (68G) in the United States Army at Fort Stewart, Georgia.
Medical record entry.
Working at the main medical administration center, managing patient records and coordinating healthcare services for the 3rd Infantry Division.
Receiving the Army award for exceptional achievement award in healthcare administration and process improvement initiatives.
Achieved academic excellence and earned Dean's List recognition for outstanding academic performance while serving in the United States Army, demonstrating exceptional dedication to both military service and educational advancement.
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Military service certificates and commendations for exceptional performance
Served with honor and distinction in the United States Army, contributing to the health and readiness of our nation's soldiers. Every day brought new challenges and opportunities to make a difference in the lives of service members and their families.
Formed lifelong bonds with fellow soldiers, working together through challenging situations and supporting each other both professionally and personally. The teamwork and mutual respect developed during service continues to influence my approach to collaboration.
Military service provided invaluable leadership training, technical skills, and personal development. The discipline, attention to detail, and commitment to excellence learned in the Army continue to drive my professional success.
The opportunity to serve those who serve was deeply rewarding. Managing healthcare administration for soldiers meant ensuring they received the best possible care, allowing them to focus on their mission of protecting our nation.
My time as a Patient Administration Specialist in the United States Army was transformative, both professionally and personally. Managing medical records and healthcare administration for over 1,500 active duty personnel taught me the importance of precision, reliability, and dedication to duty.
The experience of working in a high-stakes environment where accuracy could impact soldier readiness and deployment capabilities instilled in me a deep sense of responsibility. Every medical record processed, every appointment scheduled, and every MEDEVAC coordinated was an opportunity to support those who put their lives on the line for our country.
The leadership skills developed through military service – from training junior soldiers to coordinating with multiple departments – have proven invaluable in my subsequent career. The Army's emphasis on continuous improvement and operational excellence shaped my approach to problem-solving and process optimization.
Perhaps most importantly, military service taught me the value of service before self, integrity in all actions, and the power of a united team working toward a common goal. These values continue to guide my professional journey and personal life.