Michael Gantt possesses extensive experience as a Hospital Corpsman across both the United States Marine Corps and the US Navy since November 2010, with roles including Flight Medical Technician, Instructor, and Field Medical Service Technician. Gantt has overseen medical services in global operational environments, providing critical patient care and emergency medical training. Additional responsibilities include instructing military personnel in Tactical Combat Casualty Care and serving as a Training Officer with the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians. Gantt holds an Associate of Applied Science in Health Sciences from American Military University and has completed various medical education courses, including the Jungle Medicine Combat Course.
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