Chesapeake, VA  23324 / (910) 990-1630 / eric.m.honeycutt@gmail.com

CAREER SUMMARY

• 16+ years, Hospital Corpsman, Medical Assistant (medical, dental, private, military)
• 1.5+ years, Research Analyst (pharma clinical trials)
• 1.5+ years, Health Information Clerk (healthcare)
• 1.25+ years, Pharmacy Technician (prescription fulfillment)
• 3 years, Teacher (public schools)
• 7 years, US Navy, Hospital Corpsman II (E5/HM)
• 11 years, US Navy Reserves, Hospital Corpsman II (E5/HM),Hon. Disc. expected: 06/25
• Security Clearance: DoD, Secret (last adjudicated: 03/16, expires: 03/26)

EXPERIENCE PORTFOLIO

11/21 – present, Clinical Research Coordinator

Velocity Clinical Research, Portsmouth, VA

• Recruit and interview study participants for study trials; schedule test subject visits and sponsor monitoring visits; assist monitor during monitoring visits either on-site or remotely
• Conduct interviews to assess test subject’s capabilities to complete study procedures and protocols
• Create source documents and maintain reports (on each test subject and product)
• Administer investigational study product to the subject; collect data on research progress, deviations, and results
• Monitor investigational product and ancillary supplies inventory for stock levels and expiration dates; monitor and record temperatures of on-site investigation products to identify potential temperature outliers
• Manage four pharma-sponsored clinical trails
  • COVID-19 home test kit (1) running 6-12 months, with scheduled 4-5 for subjects (daily) male and female subjects aged >5 years old
  • Hypertension Study Drugs (2) running 6-12 months with scheduled 2-3 for subjects (daily) for male and female subjects over 18 years old
• Manage compliance with International Conference on Harmonization-Good Clinical Practice (ICH-GCP) Food and Drug Administration Guidelines, local regulatory prerequisites, standard operating procedures, and specific procedures associated with the study
• Monitor protocol compliance, ensuring procedures and subject visits are conducted per guidelines
• Manage enrollment of subjects that comply with protocol specifications during recruitment, including informed consent, participant education, eligibility assessment, participant care, and follow-up
• Manage the distribution, collection, and analysis of data during studies with data shared with Clinical Research Associate (CRA), the sponsor, Institutional Review Board (IRB; human rights protection), and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), with potential for data to be audited during the trial, including coordinating monitoring visits with the CRA monitor (on-site, 1-2 monthly)
• Manage data for clinical studies by collecting, entering, and maintaining records for study subjects using  CRIO, Complion, iMedidata, Faxage, Docusign, Smartsense, Clinical Conductor, Psomagen, CIRIBI Adverra, Excel, Outlook, and Word (software, data analysis)

12/21 – present, Navy Hospital Corpsman II (E5/HM)

US Navy Reserves, Boone Branch Health Clinic (Medical/Dental), Virginia Beach, VA

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•  such as Bite Wings and Panoramic imaging
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•  procedures; conducting portable diagnostic procedures at the patient bedside and/or wheelchair settings
• Process patient check-ins for 50-60 patients on average per weekend, including processing and confirming eligibility to the medical and dental ‘readiness’ of both Active and Reservists
• Prepare patients for examinations, tests, or treatments and explain procedures
• Measure and record patients’ vital signs, such as height, weight, temperature, blood pressure, pulse, and respiration, including newborn, infant, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients
• Collect patients’ samples (e.g., blood, urine), and perform routine laboratory tests on samples
• Perform x-ray imaging, portable radiography, and fluoroscopic procedures
• Quality assure and ensure data are entered into dental records
• Conduct cleaning/stocking of exam rooms and equipment sterilization for two dental exam rooms, one dental radiology room, and one medical processing area (for taking vitals); restock radiology exam rooms
• Managed one E3 during routine dental exams and procedures (e.g., exam room set up, stocking, cleanup, patient charting, and patient check-in)

07/17 – 12/21, Navy Hospital Corpsman II (LPO/E5/HM), Advanced Radiology Technician I

US Navy, Branch Health Clinic Oceana (Medical/Dental), Radiology Department, Virginia Beach, VA

• Performed diagnostic examinations on 30 patients daily; managed schedule changes; answered patient questions
• Managed/supervised three sailors, including E3 (1) and E5 (2) Hospital Corpsman, Advanced Radiology Technicians, and six civilian staff (Radiology Contractors) providing services to 72 providers across three work centers, including Branch Health Clinic (Oceana), Branch Health Clinic (Dam Neck), and TPC (Virginia Beach), VA
• Managed 23 dosimeters and ensured nine personnel were monitored adequately for radiation exposure in compliance with BUMED and scheduled preventive maintenance services on radiology equipment as Radiation Safety Liaison
• Conducted 7,000 diagnostic quality images with 98% accuracy toward proper diagnosis of 7,010 patients
• Reviewed/managed scheduling for three active duty personnel and six civilian staff
• Reviewed and approved timecards biweekly for 23 personnel as Kronos and DMHRSI Timekeeper
• Managed incoming and outgoing command (Branch Health Clinic Oceana) mail for 48 staff members
• Plan, facilitate, and schedule monthly training and Sexual Assault and Response Awareness (SAPR) events at area command locations; manage SAPR Victim Advocates as the point of contact
• Managed six SAPR Victim Advocates over four years, as well as the recertification of three SAPR Victim Advocates; facilitated and instructed four classes on SAPR awareness training to command staff
• Tracked dosimetry monitoring for nine staff members in work centers for radiation exposure with 100% compliance within BUMED guidelines
• Scheduled preventive maintenance service on equipment valued at $500K with no lapse of services
• Reviewed and approved timecards for 23 staff (bi-weekly) to ensure 100% accountability
• Deployed with USNS COMFORT for Operation COVID-19; completed ~400 radiologic examinations (healthcare) to 184 patients onboard ship (New York City, 03/20-05/20); performed patient imaging on fixed, stand-alone, and portable units (ICU) during day and night shifts
• Managed oversight to shipboard radiology equipment on ship valued at ~$3.5M with ~$1.5M in supplies

03/16 – 07/17, Pharmacy Technician IV

Omnicare Inc., Garner, NC

• Filled ~30 prescriptions and three TPN orders, cleaned/calibrated 20 IV pumps (infusion equipment), and filled orders for 7 to 8 IV pumps (daily) with values of daily compounding prescriptions between $10K- $15K and TPN orders between $600-$800
• Filled orders for 3- 4 emergency kits for long-term care facilities (ancillary supplies for long-term care staff access in a patient emergency)
• Conducted a weekly check of department inventory supplies by comparing ID numbers and expiration dates; ordered new supplies to restock low stock or stock nearing an expiration date
• Prepared intravenous solutions and admixtures in a sterile clean room environment; compounded patient-specific IV medications according to USP 797 standards
• Maintained ‘sterile clean room’ to USP 797 standards (daily and monthly ceiling-to-floor cleaning); sterilized; sanitized, maintained, and tracked infusion equipment; calibrated patient-use equipment
• Ensured correct dosage and medication; labeled unit dose packaging IV medications and supplies
• Performed daily scheduling of 3-4 day product supplies to long-term care facilities; used Omni dX app to verify and fill orders, schedule deliveries, and check product inventory; performed daily calls to the nursing staff of long-term care facilities to verify patient orders, product quantities, schedules, and product delivery
• Conducted temperature monitoring of product environment and testing of compounding processes as part of daily, weekly, and monthly Quality Assurance (QA) responsibilities.
• Managed inventory, including purchasing, acquisition, monitoring and recording drug shipments, and inventory maintenance in the computer system (Omni dX)
• Consulted with the pharmacist for questions or concerns over IV dosage

11/04 – 07/17, Navy Hospital Corpsman II (E5/HM), Dental Leading Petty Officer

US Navy Reserves, Naval Operational Support Center Wilmington (Medical/Dental)

Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune, Mainside Medical Clinic, and Osborne Dental Clinic, Wilmington, NC

• Processed patient check-ins for 50-60 patients on average per weekend, including processing and confirming eligibility to the medical and dental ‘readiness’ of both active and reservists
• Performed patient examinations: vital signs, such as height, weight, temperature, blood, pressure, pulse, and respiration; collected patient samples (blood/urine) and performed laboratory processing 
• Performed dental diagnostic procedures such as Bite Wings and Panoramic x-ray imaging, portable radiography, and fluoroscopic procedures; set up dental equipment, instruments, and supplies

• Educated patient on the procedure performed ahead of imaging exam while following patient safety to radiation exposure by following As Low As Reasonably Achievable (ALARA)
• Collected patient samples (blood, urine) and performed routine laboratory processing of samples
• Performed x-ray imaging, portable radiography, and fluoroscopic procedures; conducted portable diagnostic procedures at the patient bedside and wheelchair settings; quality assured data entered into dental records
• Prepared patients for examinations, tests, or treatments and explained procedures
• Measured and recorded patients’ vital signs, such as height, weight, temperature, blood pressure, pulse, and respiration, including newborn, infant, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients
• Conducted inventory; requisition supplies and instruments
• Sterilized and disinfected dental instruments using steam sterilization autoclave; operated and maintained steam sterilization autoclave by using distilled water, checking for leaks, and cleaning; quality assure equipment sterilization 
• Packed instruments into properly labeled peel pouches; assembled medical and/or exam instrument trays for various medical procedures; assembled and processed instruments sets, trays, equipment, and supplies; prioritized trays and tasks per protocol and scheduled procedure  
• Conducted cleaning/stocking of exam rooms and equipment sterilization for between 3-4 medical and exam processing areas/rooms (for taking vitals); restocked radiology exam rooms
• Supervised four E3 to E5 sailors in daily tasks and job responsibilities, mentored two (E4 to E5) sailors

02/14 – 12/14, Navy Hospital Corpsman II (E5/HM)

US Navy Reserves, Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

• Conducted diagnostic X-ray exams and CT scans for detainees, with a 99% accuracy rate and minimal radiation exposure to patients and staff
• Conducted over 900 medication distributed/prescribed medications with zero errors
• Collected/processed eight lab specimens of camp detainees
• Scheduled detainee internal/external movements to US Naval Hospital; coordinated medical / security forces
• Maintained >$535K of computer, medical, electronic equipment with “0” deficiencies as Property Book Manager

10/12 – 08/15, Medical Assistant/Nurse Assistant

Quick-Med Urgent Care, Clinton, NC

• Obtained and recorded patient medical history/vital signs, including blood pressure, pulse, respiration, height, and weight; performed medical examinations on between 20 to 30 patients and five x-rays (daily)
• Collected blood/tissue laboratory specimens, logged specimens, and prepared for testing
• Cleaned and sterilized equipment for three exams and one radiology room, and one patient and one staff restroom; sterilized and disinfected medical instruments by using steam sterilization autoclave 
• Restocked exam rooms with supplies; conducted facility inventory check of stock levels and expiration dates
• Operated x-ray, electrocardiogram (EKG), and equipment to administer routine diagnostic tests
• Explained treatment procedures, medications, diets, and physician’s instructions to patients
• Helped physicians examine and treat patients, handing them instruments and materials or performing such tasks as giving injections and removing sutures
• Maintained treatment rooms for patient examinations

01/06 – 08/07, Health Information Clerk II

Sampson Regional Medical Center, Clinton, NC

• Reviewed and quality-assured patient records for completeness and accuracy; filed and retrieved medical records, charts, and scanned late reports
• Processed written and verbal requests for patients’ medical records
• Recorded patient health status, health expenses, insurance carrier, treatments, and personal information using health information systems and Meditech software
• Processed daily admissions and discharges via medical records
• Maintain and organized confidential patient records per HIPAA standards

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

08/08 – 06/10, Social Studies Teacher, Sampson Middle School, Clinton, NC

12/07 – 10/12, Substitute Teacher, Clinton City Schools, Clinton, NC

08/07 – 12/07, Student Teacher Intern, Lake Wood High School, Salemburg, NC

FORMAL EDUCATION

2002, Bachelor of Arts, History, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC

2000, Associate of Arts, History, James Sprunt Community College, Kenansville, NC

JOB-RELATED CAREER TRAINING / CERTIFICATIONS

• 2023, OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Training, Bloodborne Pathogen Training, Portsmouth, VA
• 2023, Good Manufacturing Practices & Standard Operating Procedures, Durham Technical Community College, Durham, NC
• 2023, BLS Certification, American Heart Association, Portsmouth, VA
• 2023, CPR Certification, American Heart Association, Portsmouth, VA
• 2023, Medical Assistant Certification, American Registry of Medical Assistants, Raleigh, NC
• 2022, Regulated Medical Waste Certificate, Meridian Clinical Research, Portsmouth, VA
• 2021, Anatomy & Physiology 1, Tidewater Community College, Virginia Beach, VA
• 2021, Industrial Technology Certificate, Coursera, Virginia Beach, VA
• 2021, IATA: Transportation of Dangerous Goods, Category A & B, Certification, Mayo Clinic Laboratories, Portsmouth, VA
• 2021, Good Clinical Management, Certification, CITI Program, Portsmouth, VA
• 2021, RBLP-T Certification, Reliance-Building Leader Program, Virginia Beach, VA
• 2021, Six Sigma Green Belt Certification, International Six Sigma Institute, Virginia Beach, VA
• 2021, Project Management Officer Certification, Institute of Project Management, Virginia Beach, VA
• 2021, Six Sigma Yellow Belt Certification, 6SIGMAStudy, Virginia Beach, VA
• 2021, Computer Operator Certification, USMAP, Virginia Beach, VA
• 2020, Medical Secretary Certification, USMAP, Virginia Beach, VA
• 2019, Introduction to Health Informatics (HI) 101 Series, Dept. of Veterans Affairs, Virginia Beach, VA
• 2016, USP 797 Certificate, Omnicare Inc. Garner, NC
• 2015, Independent Studies Radiology Tech RAD, 200 Montgomery College, Takoma Park, MD
• 2014, Open Water Diver Certification, Professional Association of Diving Instructors, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
• 2012, Advanced Radiographic Technician Phase II Certification, Medical Education and Training Campus, Naval Medical Center Portsmouth, Portsmouth, VA
• 2011, Advanced Radiographic Technician Phase I Certification, Medical Education and Training Campus, Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, TX
• 2005, Hospital Corpsman (Medic) Navy School, Naval Base Great Lakes, Great Lakes, Ill
• 2005, Hospital Corpsman Certification, Dept. of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Great Lakes Ill

TECHNICAL / COMPUTER / RECOGNITION / VOLUNTEER / COMMUNITY SERVICE

• ALTA
• CHCS
• DMHRSI
• Encounter Pro Systems
• IMPAX Software
• Kronos
• Meditech Systems
• MHS Genesis
• Omni dX
• PACS Systems
• Radiography Equipment (GE, AGFA, and Siemans)
• MS O365: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook
• LinkedIn Profile:  www.LinkedIn.com/in/ericmhoneycutt

• Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (2)
• Armed Forces Service Medal
• Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal
• 12/22, Volunteer, Marines for Toys for Tots, Norfolk, VA
• 12/18 – present, Store Assistant Volunteer, Habitat for Humanity, Virginia Beach, VA
• 01/19 – present, Volunteer, Waterway Cleanup, Lynnhaven River Now, Virginia Beach, VA
• 02/19 – present, Volunteer, Waterway Cleanup, Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Virginia Beach, VA
• 02/19 – 12/21, NMRTU Oceana Command Volunteer, US Navy, Virginia Beach, VA
• 05/15, Volunteer, Greeter, Red Cross Blood Services, Jacksonville, NC
• 02/14 – 11/14, Volunteer, MWR Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba