Champagne Moore

24132 Stonebridge Ct.● Moreno Valley, CA 92551 ●(909) 380-2758 ●Champagne.Davis@gmail.com

Skills
• Great communication, leadership, and people skills. Strong work-ethic, self-discipline, and a team
player. Maintains strict confidentiality, technical expertise, and great at time-management.
• Proficient with Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Prezi, Wordle, GIS (Geographic Information
Systems), and internet research.

Education

California State University, San Bernardino ● San Bernardino, CA In-Progress

Master of Public Health

California State University, San Bernardino ● San Bernardino, CA 2016

Bachelor of Science, Health Science, Public Health Education Concentration
• Dean’s List 2015-2016

California State University, San Bernardino ● San Bernardino, CA 2016

Certificate in Health Equity and Health Disparities

Riverside City College ● Riverside, CA 2013-2014

Associate of Arts, Administration & Information Systems
Associate of Science, Math & Science
• Dean’s List

Licenses & Certifications

EKG Technician ● Mission Career College 2014- Present

Emergency Medical Technician-B ● NREMT 2010- Present
CPR & First Aid ● American Heart Assoc. 2010- Present

Professional Experience

Loma Linda University Medical Center ● Loma Linda, CA Dec 2018-Present

Emergency Room Technician
• Assists doctors and nurses with full patient assessments, and treatment in a Level I Trauma Center.
• Acquire vital signs and lab samples, performs 12-lead ECGs, cardiac monitoring and dysrhythmia,
performs in a key role during code blue of a patient, applies splints, dress wounds, and assists the
provider with total patient care.
• Transports and assists patients with general care. Assist patients with patient admission, transfer,
and discharge procedures.
 • When assigned as unit secretary, performs secretarial and clerical duties by answering telephones,
paging doctors, assembling packets, requesting patient information, and ensuring patient
confidentiality.

United States Army ● Fort Leonard Wood May 2016-2018

Drill Sergeant
• Responsible for individual training, supervision, and development of 60+ Initial Entry Training
Soldiers per ten week cycle.
• Responsible for ensuring that standards are met to provide the U.S. Army with disciplined,
physically and morally fit Soldiers, competent in warrior core tasks, who can fight and win.
• Coordinates and integrates logistics, maintenance, and safety in all platoon operations.

United States Army Reserves ● March Air Force Base, CA May 2015-Present
Medic
• Provides medical support to Army units, and ensures unit readiness to deploy.
• Provides first aid treatment to soldiers and civilian personnel during monthly Battle Assemblies,
and Annual Training.
• Assigned to train and lead lower ranking soldiers.

In-Home Supportive Services ● Moreno Valley, CA Nov 2014-Present

Caregiver
• Monitors patients by observing intake and output, movement capability, and physical and mental
condition.
• Provides housekeeping, laundry services, prepares and serves meals/snacks. Assists patients by
providing personal services, such as, bathing, dressing, and grooming.

Riverside County Regional Medical Center ● Moreno Valley, CA Sep 2014-Dec 2014
Emergency Room Technician
• Assisted doctors and nurses with patient assessments, and treatment. Took vital signs, lab samples,
transported, and accommodated the patient. Helped admit patients to the ER, and kept
accountability of patients at all times.
United States Army (Active Duty) ● Various Locations Jun 2009-Aug 2012
Medic
• Provided first aid treatment and triage for over 1,500 soldiers on a daily basis.
• Administered IV’s, performed blood draws, splints, sutures, and applied bandages. Dispensed,
ordered, and organized over 400 prescription medications, and over 75 controlled narcotics.
Responsible for maintaining and updating medical records.
• Inventoried, and ordered medical supplies on a bi-weekly basis.
• Taught first aid and trauma classes bi-weekly to keep soldiers updated on medical tasks. Ensured
the cleanliness, sanitation, and maintenance of all exam rooms and equipment.
• Assigned to train and lead lower ranking soldiers.

Volunteer Experience
Dignity Health Family Focus Center ● San Bernardino, Ca Mar 2016- Jul 2016
130 hours
• Assist and address the needs of the at-risk youth in San Bernardino, Ca.
• Enrich and empower the lives of vulnerable children and their families in the community.
• Create and implement multiple programs, and activities to assist the youth with their life progress.

South Korean Children Orphanages ● South Korea 2010-2011

• Spent over 100 hours with underprivileged orphan children in South Korea. Played games, read
books, and participated in many Korean traditional activities with the children.
• Provided clothing, toys, and necessities to the children.

Korean to English Children’s Program ● South Korea 2010-2011

• English teacher to a class of fifteen 7-8 year old Korean students.
• Planned and coordinated a teaching schedule to proficiently teach non-speaking Korean children
how to properly read and write in English.