1. Richard M. Loza
7431 LaQuinta Road
Pensacola, FL 32526
(808) 780-7901
richardmloza@gmail.com
https://www.linkedin.com/pub/richard-loza/a4/971/b7
SUMMARY
I have accumulated 23 years of emergency medical experience in both the civilian and military sectors
spanning the globe. I have 19 years of medical administrative experience, safety supervisor primarily with
military aviation and finally medical and aviation logistic experience at the squadron level. Finally, being
team oriented, I have learned on the job basic aircraft maintenance and servicing over the last 8 years
while deployed overseas in combat and state side. I am willing to relocate through out the United States.
EDUCATION
Associate of Science, Coastline Community College, Health Care Administration
KEY QUALIFICATIONS
 Over 23 years of emergency medical experience
 EMT Instructor
 EMS Coordinator
 Preventive Medicine
 Marine Corps Helicopter Casualty Evacuation
 Ground Safety Mishap Investigation, Department of Defense
 Aircraft ground support equipment
 Aircraft tug / towing operations
 Hearing Conservation Technician
EXPERIENCE
SAFETY
 As a Hospital Corpsman, was involved with presenting monthly safety lectures to Sailors and
Marines.
 Attended the Department of Defense Ground Safety Mishap Course and have been part of
numerous mishap investigations as it pertains to safety for both vehicle and aircraft mishaps.
 As an Aerospace Medical Technician, was permanent member of the enlisted safety council and
provided monthly input on safety measures for squadron safety improvement.
 As a member of the Navy Flight Demonstration Team, was the squadrons Safety Petty Officer,
ensuring maintenance personnel had applicable occupational health qualifications given our high
tempo operations.
LOGISTICS
 Managed embarkation and transport of squadron medical equipment for deployment to southwest
Asia. Maintained 100% accountability of squadron medical records while in transit to and from
the Middle East.
 Supervised and lead 15 Sailors in relocating entire squadron, from Pensacola, Florida cross-
country to El Centro, California.
 Supply Officer for Naval Aerospace Medical Institute supervised and managed five staff
members in ordering, receiving and distributing of over $750K in supplies and high value
medical equipment.

2. SUPERVISION AND TRAINING
 Leading Petty Officer for United States Navy Aerospace Medical Technician Schoolhouse
supervised, led and managed seven staff members providing training to 220 new accession
Hospital Corpsman with a 100% passing and initial flight physical exams and forms training to
150 Student Naval Flight Surgeons.
 Leading Petty Officer for Marine Aircraft Group 24 Medical led and supervised 15 enlisted staff
members in providing daily sick-call, aviation flight physicals, and various United States Marine
Corps medical safety coverages. Supervised and managed the coordination of all training for
enlisted personnel prior to deploying overseas into combat operations.
 Training Officer for Naval Aerospace Medical Institute schedule, managed and tracked General
Military Training, Anti-terrorism protections, medical continuing education and external
Department of Defense training dictated by higher headquarters for 79 Officers and Enlisted
personnel.
TEAM ORIENTED
 Qualified aircraft tug operator, regularly moved aircraft weight 37K and in-frequent towing of
aircraft weighing 80K.
 Learned on the job basic aircraft maintenance to include aircraft fueling, servicing of hydraulics,
daily inspections and final aircraft inspection during powered ground warm ups.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
EMT/ Explorer Los Angeles County Fire, Calif 1990-1996
EMT/ Supply Petty Officer 3rd
Medical Battalion, Okinawa Japan 1996-1997
Squadron Corpsman 3rd
Marine Aircraft Wing, California 1998-2001
Frontline Leader/ Auxiliary Security Naval Security Group Kunia, Hawaii 2001-2004
Leading Petty Officer/ CASEVAC MAG-24/ HMH-363, Hawaii 2004-2008
Leading Petty Officer Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron 2008-2011
Leading Petty Oficcer/ Instructor Naval Aerospace Medical Institute, FL 2011-Pres
TRAINING/CERTIFICATION
EMT-B National Registry of EMT
Ground Mishap Ashore Investigations Department of Defense
CASEVAC (Combat Rescue) Department of the Navy
SPECIALIZED SKILLS
 In-depth knowledge in industrial health and safety programs, quality assurance and team building
 Well versed in MS Office applications