Jonathan Marquez

Hospital corpsman with 10 years of experience providing emergency, operational, occupational, and outpatient medical care in military, civilian, and special operations environments. Skilled in EKGs, patient assessment, triage, and immunizations. Proven ability to deliver care in high-stress situations and support multidisciplinary medical teams effectively.

Hospital Corpsman Second Class at United States Navy, USN (2022-07 – Present)

• Supported healthcare delivery for over 1,700 active-duty personnel through clinical screenings and assessments.
• Independently provided 1,800 hours of field medical coverage during high-risk military training exercises.
• Assisted in specialized musculoskeletal procedures, achieving over 93% patient recovery rates for return-to-duty status.
• Conducted EKGs, lab draws, hearing tests, and medical evaluations to maintain operational fitness.
• Managed occupational health programs for over 5,000 service members, conducting 3,211 audiometric examinations.
• Coordinated medical readiness programs for more than 2,100 personnel to ensure deployment eligibility.
• Educated service members on injury prevention and health maintenance to support mission readiness.
• Maintained accountability of over $150,000 in medical equipment to ensure continuous operational support.

Hospital Corpsman Third Class at United States Navy, USN (2020-03 – 2022-07)

• Supported healthcare delivery for over 3,000 military personnel and federal employees in outpatient clinic.
• Performed diverse clinical procedures including EKGs, lab screenings, and minor medical interventions.
• Managed medical records for 1,600 patients, ensuring compliance and maintaining operational readiness above 85% during pandemic.
• Conducted over 130 occupational health evaluations, ensuring documentation accuracy per federal standards.
• Participated in COVID-19 response operations, tracking 1,700 personnel and coordinating monitoring efforts.
• Managed follow-up care for more than 150 patients to improve cancer screening compliance rates.
• Educated patients on preventative medicine and occupational health practices, reducing long-term health risks.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to ensure continuity of care in a high-volume military clinic.

Hospital Corpsman at United States Navy, USN (2016-11 – 2020-03)

• Delivered frontline medical support and emergency care for over 120 marines during live-fire training and deployments.
• Provided emergency medical care during a mass casualty incident, facilitating rapid stabilization of 10 patients.
• Conducted patient assessments, triaged treatments, and administered 1,100 vaccinations across 350 clinical encounters.
• Managed medical readiness programs, boosting deployable readiness from 45% to 94% through targeted health initiatives.
• Coordinated medical coverage for high-risk training events, ensuring safety during weapons ranges and field exercises.
• Maintained accountability of medical equipment and supplies, ensuring readiness for command inspections and deployment preparations.
• Educated 120 personnel on environmental injuries, cold-weather medicine, and preventative healthcare practices.
• Collaborated with allied military partners in Japan to enhance cross-organizational medical training.

Emergency Medical Technician – Coastal Carolina Community College (2026-03)

Associate of Science in Health Sciences – American Military University

Some College (No Degree) – Hospital Corpsman Basic School

Some College (No Degree) – Field Medical Service Technician School

Some College (No Degree) – Hearing Conservation Technician School