Dr. Robert W. Stokes was a licensed‚ board-certified dermatologist who practiced medicine in Grand Rapids‚ Michigan. Doctor Stokes was well-renowned and popular in his practice. However‚ in 2001 federal agents initiated an investigation into Dr. Stokes’s billing practices to determine whether he was up-coding certain outpatient surgical procedures. Up-coding is “billing Medicare and insurers for more expensive procedures than what was performed” (Justia US Law‚ 2010). The investigation exposed some
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Major Robert J. Fekete distinguished himself in the performance of outstanding service to the United States as Operations Officer‚‚ 773d Logistics Readiness Squadron‚ 673d Logistics Readiness Group‚ 673 Air Base Wing‚ Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson‚ Alaska from 21 April 2015 to 4 August 2017. During this period‚ Major Fekete flawlessly managed the only Air Force-operated Central Issue Facility in support of a combat brigade and eliminated $20-million of excess equipment boosting inventory accuracy
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between a Sergeant and a Corporal. Hence‚ in order to explain that I know‚ and acknowledge the difference between these two higher ranking officers‚ I am writing this essay to explain my understanding. The Marine Corps rank of Sergeant narrowly parallels that of the Corporal in regards to duties and responsibilities. The basic duties and responsibilities of all the noncommissioned officer (NCO) ranks never changes. The major difference between a Sergeant and a Corporal is that the Sergeant is in
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TRAINING SUPPORT & SCHOOL DIRECTORATE DOCTRINE TRAINING DEVELOPMENT DIVISION COURSE 012-SQIX DRILL SERGEANT SCHOOL DRILL & CEREMONY STUDENT HANDOUT 19 March 2012 TRAINING SUPPORT & SCHOOL DIRECTORATE DOCTRINE TRAINING DEVELOPMENT DIVISION Drill Sergeant Program Fort Jackson‚ SC 29207 Supersedes all previous versions Preface…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….………………………………….…3 Chapter 1 – METHODS OF INSTRUCTION 1-1 METHODS OF INSTRUCTION……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
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Case Study: Officer Robert Barton Will E. James CJA/474 August 3‚ 2012 George Williams Case Study- Officer Robert Barton Officer Robert Barton has high standards and values as a police officer‚ but he is finding it extremely difficult to continue with that mindset. After obtaining a new position within the gang task force‚ Officer Barton realizes that there is a subculture of loyalty‚ secrecy‚ and conformity. Seeking approval from his new unit‚ Officer Barton soon abandons his
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Roles and responsibilities of a First Sergeant are very extensive and include a myriad of different duties that must be accomplished on a daily basis. Each and every role is very important but there are some that is critical to the success and readiness of a successful organization. As stated on the DA form 2166-8 under daily duties and scope of a 79R First Sergeant he must be able to “lead‚ trains and supervises an Army recruiting company dispersed in an area spread over square miles with various
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early 30s. Sergeant Lucas is very tall standing at 6 foot and 4 inches tall with light blue eyes‚ waxed eyebrows and a narrow nose. Sergeant Lucas‚ is from California‚ but he moved to Jasper Texas when he was 8 years‚ old him and his mother moved because of the cost of living was too high in California. Sergeant Lucas attended Jasper elementary which was one big school so that meant it went from kindergarten all the way to the 12th grade so it was the only school in the town. Sergeant Lucas was very
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Sergeant Hansel M Robinson Sergeant Hansel M Robinson‚ A very respectable WWII veteran.Was born Oct‚23‚1922 and graduated on the top 10% of his class in 1941. He very much enjoyed science and math and wanted to be an engineer when he grew older.Once he graduated Sergeant Robinson set off to seek his dreams. He started going to college and taking in all the knowledge that he possibly could. He took two terms of college and was getting closer to his dream‚but what Sergeant Robinson didn’t know was
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Platoon Sergeant Duties 1. Students serving in the position of Platoon Sergeant in the Transportation Deployment and Distribution Senior Leaders course are responsible for the successful completion of the following duties: a. Maintaining good order and discipline. b. Conducting Platoon accountability formations in accordance with FM 3-25.5‚ Drill and Ceremonies. Reports any Soldier absences to SGL. c. Maintains Student First Sergeant‚ adjacent Platoon Sergeant‚ and
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I want to be a platoon Sergeant because I want to push the squad leaders to do everything they are capable of for helping the Let 1’s succeed in the program. In addition‚ I want to make sure every squad leader is taking their job seriously and is completing all their assignments. One of my favorite things to do is to motivate cadets and students to do more than they think they can do. It may be hard at the moment to give it your all‚ but when you’re done completing the assignment or task it will
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