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Freelance -Sound (A-2) Lighting (L-2) and AV tech for concerts-conventions and special events

Crew Chef −5 ton Truck driverI have to say this is one of the radest jobs I have ever had , its not great pay but at the end of the day I have been part of some of the best events of 2014. From working on events all my life on a small scale with a few Big credits and jump into major corp events has been an amazing experience to work on this magnitude,friendships made here will last a lifetime 2014SAG Afterparty BuildESPN Super BowlNBA All stars Global Green w/MOBYWomen in Film Awards2015 SAG AwardsESPN Super Bowl Samsung Studio LA Pop up Lead PA Cochella NRG Campsite DA Jackie Lacey reelection fundraiser @ Larry King residence PA/Sound TechHouston Free Press Music Festival NRG Children Mending HeartsWomen in Film Awards Comic Con Entertinment Weekly at the Hard RockESPY AwardsDiscovery 30 year 2016SAMSUNG Pop Up Store StrikeSAG Awards After party strike Crew ChiefESPN SuperBowl The Party Truck Driver/ Crew ChiefESPN The Body PartyCharles Schwab Convention Haunted Hay Ride InstallationHaunted hay Ride Strike Crew Chief

Full service rental and production company for sound, stage and lightingSales rentals and repairs Event planningLocationsTalentTruck Driver JLG/Genie operator Providing all your equipmet needs Backline-staging-sound re enforcment Featuring all new QSC KW 181 and 152 series speakers. Pioneer Pro audio equipment for rentals and sales. CDJ 2000's Nexus DJM 900 Nexus, Apogee Artits sound systems, Subs tops and cabnits, Macki 16, 24 and digital sound boards Martin LIGHT JOCKEY AND Dmx Board controllers LED PAR and upligts and well as intelligence Truss and ligt rigs and fabrication Sound tech and rentals on call 24 hours specializing in club and special event services and production

Acted as art director for set construction and set dressing for 10 part tv series currently on ID Discovery

Managed and coordinated day to day operations of cutting edge high volume nightclub. Co coordinated aggressive social marketing campaigns utilizing, "Facebook, Twitter, Text Messaging Print Media etc" working closely with graphic artists, printers, press media, able to negotiate cost effective media rates with extensive media contacts nation wideAccounts payable-Quick Books accounting and payrollWorld wide DJ and Talent BookingsNegotiated Vendor Contracts specializing in cost containment and overhead reductionManaged Security StaffConducted Staff meetingsTrouble Shoot Maintenance Issues and RepairStage and Decor Design with extensive contacts and resources in set production and equipment rental to create cost effective theme nights

Created events at several local night clubs Recruited talent, DJ's etcBooked travelContracts Worked closely with graphic designers to developed flyers and marketing materialsManaged street team promotersFlyer/Poster distributionNegotiated advertising rates Highly successful long running club nights Cross promotions sponsorship development

Managed CDC/OAPP funded HIV/STD Test programs, Mobil Test units and Harm Reduction Health Education contracts for active IDU Substances Abusers in conjunction with Needle Exchange in San Fernando ValleyDeveloped staff training curricula Contract ComplianceCrisis Management Orientation of new employeesPlebotimy Certified OAPP HIV Testing Counselor certifiedSupervision of document compliance in medical recordsChart Audits for JCAHO, State, County and Agency StandardsManaged and Supervised Program Staff for both programsDeveloped staff and Client training Cutting Edge Grant Writing think tanks Case watchOAPP Monthly ReportsIRB member for development of Case Watch

Counselor I (STEC) Short Term Emergency Chemical Dependency Counselor working with under served homeless HIV/AIDS post incarcerated population . Worked closely with a multidisciplinary team. Duties included assessments/individualized treatment plans,facilitation of individual group,documentation,participation in case conferences and crisis intervention and relapse prevention

Facilitated weekly HIV Support Group for HIV positive clients in residential treatment

Appointed by the Board of Supervisors to represent HIV positive post incarcerated persons on the County’s Commission on AIDS and the HIV/AIDS Advisory Board for the Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency (CARE) Act.CARE Act Part A funds the most impacted urban jurisdictions in the county, called “Eligible Metropolitan Areas” (EMAs), and requires each EMA to establish a local “planning council” for the planning, allocation, coordination and delivery of HIV/AIDS services. Los Angeles County is the second largest EMA in the country, and the Commission serves as the planning council for the jurisdiction. As both a federally-mandated Part A planning council and County-established community advisory mechanism for the Board of Supervisors, the Commission on HIV has the following responsibilities:A majority of Commission work is first conducted at the Committee level, before finally approved by the full body. There are five standing Committees-Executive; Priorities and Planning (P&P); Operations; Standards of Care (SOC); and Joint Public Policy (JPP) - and subcommittees, task forces and various working groups. The Commission’s work is supported by a staff of six, divided into three working units, Planning, Evaluation and Operations.Meets one day per month for full committee meetingSat as Co- Chair on Standards of Care Sub Committee (3 to 8 hours per month)• Setting care/treatment priorities/allocations,• Developing a comprehensive care plan,• Assessing the administrative mechanism of service delivery,• Evaluating service system effectiveness,• Service coordination,• Annual needs assessments,• Setting minimum service standards/outcomes,• Defining ways to best meet the needs,• Resolving service system grievances,• Promoting the availability of services,• Evaluating other streams of funding,• Advising the Board on all County HIV funding,• Policy development and advocacy work, and• Advising the Board on other HIV-related matters.

Work to advocate on behalf of HIV positive inmates in LA County Jail Nominated by task force and was appointed by the Board of Supervisors to represent HIV post incarcerated persons on the LA County Commission on HIV (Ryan White Act)

Grass Roots advocacy board Co-ChairOrganized local, State and Federal lobby days with emphases on ADAP and Ryan White fundingSCHAC successfully sponsored AB 897; a bill that developed post exposure prophylaxisguidelines for people exposed to HIV though non-commercial contact to slow thespread of this pandemic. Bill to legelize sale of syringes in California September 21, 2002 Co wrote and bill that would allow pharmacists to sell needles to adults without a prescription passed California's Assembly on Thursday. The bill, authored by Sen. John Vasconcellos (D-San Jose), is intended to reduce the transmission of HIV and other diseases caused by needle sharing among drug addicts. Supporters say needle sharing is linked to 19 percent of all AIDS cases and half of all hepatitis C cases. Public agencies currently are allowed to distribute clean needles as part of the state's needle exchange program. The bill allows pharmacists and physicians to sell up to 30 hypodermic needles or syringes to someone who is 18 or oldehttp://www.apaitonline.org/aids-lobby-day-and-rally-in-sacramento-march-8-2004/

Treatment Advocates/Educators provide services that inform and empower people living with HIV disease to make conscious and well informed decisions regarding their medical care. Treatment Advocates/Educators provide accurate evidence based and current information about HIV disease and its related infections and information on approved, experimental and complementary therapies used in the treatment. Treatment Advocates/Educators may also participate in community advisory boards (CAB), research advocacy for clinical trials, and patient advocacy. Treatment Advocates/Educators will advocate for culturally, linguistically and gender appropriate services, provide empowerment through information, and assist clients in adherence issues. Treatment Advocates/Educators also provide cross training to staff and collaborate with healthcare professionals (physicians, dietitians, social workers, vocational rehabilitation counselors, etc.) and others (significant others, care givers, etc.) to address the client’s need for proper treatment information, and understanding of medications and lab reports. Often the roles and responsibilities of Treatment Advocates/Educators will overlap. II. Skills • Knowledge of HIV disease including pathogenesis, transmission, scope of disease, evidence based treatment modalities, alternative and experimental treatment modalities and relevant social issues Ability to interact with AIDS Service Organizations (ASO’s), CommunityBased Organizations (CBO’s) and other healthcare providers • Understanding and knowledge of the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Guidelines for the Use of Antiretroviral Agents in HIVinfected Adults and Adolescents • Ability to comprehend general and technical medical information and to communicate such information that is understandable to the community in which services are provided • Ability to perform client intake, assessment and follow-up activities

Over see daily operation of Positive Images Contract and line staffOversee monthly reports Technical support for programRecruit and train program staffDeveloped training curricula Organized community health forumsPresenter at Boston Public Health on Prevention for Positives Developed HIV Stops With Me campain

Assisted HIV Clinical case manager in daily dutiesScreen and assess HIV positive clients entering detox facilities for medical care linkageADAP enrollment worker assisting clients in obtaining AIDS Drug Assistance Program benefitsAssisted Clients in completing