Anthony Talley Email & Phone Number

Supports military readiness to conduct operations globally, by coordinating and administering the drug testing specimen collection process. This process includes gathering the testing supplies, signing the chain of custody, complete the testing registry, gathering observers, conducting the observer’s brief, issuing the specimen cup(s), briefing the service member, properly labeling the specimen cup, sealing the specimen cup, getting the service member’s attestation of the truthfulness of the process, and securing the specimens.

Official job title: Observer Duties: Supports the military’s to conduct operations globally, by ensuring all procedures for drug testing specimen collection are adhered to from the time the service member gets their cup, until the time the specimen is collected, labeled, sealed, signed in, and secured.

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

● 3 years’ experience supervising, and directing all shift operations for a shift consisting of 10 employees.● Improved the hospital’s lost property reconciliation process by streamlining required steps, and conducting thoroughly written investigations; resulting in me independently closing out 20 lost property by either recovering the items, pushing for reimbursement, or concluding the case as unfounded. This process has increased satisfaction for patients; as well as, savings for the hospital for unfounded cases. Was informed by my department manager that Patient Relation’s staff commended my efforts by saying that I personally made a positive change in their department by the process we’re using to follow up on lost property cases.● Updated the weapons policy to ensure its accuracy, to align it with policies of external agencies, and to ensure that we are not violating external agencies policies; such as, requiring law enforcement officers to relinquish their firearms and store them inside of the gun box unnecessarily.● Consulted with the U.S. Secret Service on the technical aspects of our hospital’s Security and Emergency Department procedures for managing patients. Performed the safety briefing for contractors working on the helipad.● Implemented, monitored, and improved the plain clothes garage patrol detail; resulting in a reduction of catalytic converter thefts, and vehicle break-ins. ● Ability to work in a fast-paced emergency response role, as needed. Consulted with and modified the daily operations of an affiliated clinic to allow staff to conduct business and remain safe from an incident regarding a high profile client that had made an active threat against one of the physicians. Developed the campus response to the Presidential Inauguration protest that occurred adjacent to our campus; resulting in no effects on daily operations, or any incidents.

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

Articulated messages efficiently and effectively with first responders, management, and the hospital legal department about emergency issues; utilizing interpersonal, phone, email, and event reports.Performed as the fire team for helipad operations, when conducting medevacs.Conducted periodic fire and panic alarm drills of different departments around the hospital.Assisted with presentations such as “Active Shooter”.Updated and expanded the bomb threat presentation and policy.Properly controlled, communicated, documented, and photographed all reports.Safely handled, stored, and disposed of narcotics and hazardous waste.Led all direct efforts with handling a bomb threat. This included collaborating with first responders and staff; leading the search of the property for the device; relaying all information to management, to be disseminated up to the leadership of the hospital; collecting all relevant information; generating the event report, and emailing all personnel that needed to be notified.

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, United States

● Considered for promotion to Staff Sergeant.● Promoted to the rank of Sergeant.● Lead a 4 soldier team on and after a combat deployment in Iraq.● Three years experience of professional development by counseling, mentoring, and guiding a four soldier team.● Six years experience conducting route clearance operations.● One year experience as a Radio Transmission Operator.● Six years experience with safe handling, storage, and implementation of explosive charges.● Six years experience operating heavy vehicles.● Four years experience safely handling, operating, clearing, and cleaning a wide array of firearms, ranging from a Beretta 9mm pistol to a MK 19 40mm grenade machine-gun.● Assisted the Ammunitions and Land NCO with coordinating ammunition for an 800 Soldier Combat Effects Battalion.● Responsible for coordinating land, ammunition and training aids.● Assigned as the company ammunition NCO for multiple ranges during the battalion range density month, resulting in 100% accountability of all readiness.● Assisted in supervising the transport of 133,000 rounds of ammunition during one battalion Field Training Exercise increasing the battalion’s deployment readiness.● Performed duties as the night shift NCOIC (Noncommissioned Officer In Charge) for the battalion Field Training Exercise facilitating the validation of the Battalion Tactical Operations Center’s SOP.● Served as the battalion NCOIC for the TAVHA (Temporary Ammo Vehicle Holding Area) for a month, ensuring all vehicles met the Army’s standards for the transportation of ammunition.● Assisted the Chief of Operations with preparation of operations orders, Standing Operating Procedures (policies), and contingency plans.● Responsible for the maintenance and accountability of MTO&E weapons equipment valued at approximately $125,000.00.● Responsible for the care and maintenance of one RG-31 valued in excess of $300,000.00.

Fort Carson, Colorado, United States

● Two years experience conducting route clearance operations.● Two years experience leading and participating in dismounted and mounted patrols.● Two years experience operating heavy vehicles.● Two years experience safely handling, operating, clearing, and cleaning a wide array of firearms, ranging from a 9mm Beretta pistol to a 50 Caliber heavy machine-gun.● Four years experience with map reading.

Greenville South Carolina

● Surpassed the standard of typing 25 words per minute.● Taught how to generate memorandums.● Two years experience with map reading.