Deployment 5: Deployed in person to support the state of Minnesota disaster on disaster DR 4797 MN, volunteered to take on the responsibilty as a Site Inspector Crew Leader (09-09-24 to 11-12-24).Cities spanned during deployment are Minneapolis - St Paul, Bloomington, Rochester, Mankato.As a Site Inspector Specialist it is my responsibility to:•Inspect a site that has sustained damages from a disaster such as hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, severe blizzards.•Take photos of the site or use applicant provided photos.•Collect information from the applicant or applicant representative on what caused the damages, material types and any other perdenant documents such as insurance statements and other information that may require other specialists from EHP or 406 Mitigation to assist in the inspection.•Conduct meetings with the applicant or applicant representative either in person or virtual with apps like Zoom, Microsoft Teams or other Facetime apps.•Fill out Site Inspection Reports (SIR), photo pages, FIRMettes and Location Maps with resources like Google Earth, Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Apps such as Excel, Word and Outlook.Once all the information is collected, it is then put into Grants Manager as a DDD Report (Damages, Dimensions and Descriptions) and is then submitted to a supervisor.•Check in on teammates for accountability or if they need assistance.•Report grievences from Site Inspector team to Task Force Leader with information such as name, date, time, grievence.

As a Site Inspector Specialist, it is my responsibility to:•Inspect a site that has sustained damages from a disaster such as hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, severe blizzards.•Take photos of the site or use applicant provided photos.•Collect information from the applicant or applicant representative on what caused the damages, material types and any other pertinent documents such as insurance statements and other information that may require other specialists from EHP or 406 Mitigation to assist in the inspection.•Conduct meetings with the applicant or applicant representative either in person or virtual with apps like Zoom, Microsoft Teams or other Facetime apps.•Fill out Site Inspection Reports (SIR), photo pages, FIRMettes and Location Maps with resources like Google Earth, Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Apps such as Excel, Word and Outlook.Once all the information is collected, it is then put into Grants Manager as a DDD Report (Damages, Dimensions and Descriptions) and is then submitted to a supervisor.•Assisted coworkers with creating documents for completed inspections, navigating work related software and applications, trouble shooting issues with coworkers and supervisors, making digital copies of site inspections reports and emailing the digital scans of the reports to the inspector who conducted the inspection.

Deployment 4: Virtual Deployment to support the state of Utah on disaster DR 4752-UT. Have been deployed since 03-26-24 and is a concurring deployment with DR 4731-CO.As a Site Inspector Specialist, it is my responsibility to:•Inspect a site that has sustained damages from a disaster such as hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, severe blizzards.•Take photos of the site or use applicant provided photos.•Collect information from the applicant or applicant representative on what caused the damages, material types and any other pertinent documents such as insurance statements and other information that may require other specialists from EHP or 406 Mitigation to assist in the inspection.•Conduct meetings with the applicant or applicant representative either in person or virtual with apps like Zoom, Microsoft Teams or other Facetime apps.•Fill out Site Inspection Reports (SIR), photo pages, FIRMettes and Location Maps with resources like Google Earth, Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Apps such as Excel, Word and Outlook.Once all the information is collected, it is then put into Grants Manager as a DDD Report (Damages, Dimensions and Descriptions) and is then submitted to a supervisor.•Assisted coworkers with creating documents for completed inspections, navigating work related software and applications, trouble shooting issues with coworkers and supervisors, making digital copies of site inspections reports and emailing the digital scans of the reports to the inspector who conducted the inspection.•Created an alpha phase document template for note taking on 24 hour phone calls with Applicant Representatives and for note taking at Recovery Scope Meetings with Applicant Representatives with Site Inspections immediatley after the meeting. Document is implemented with deployed Site Inspectors at DR 4731-CO and has a strong possibility of being implemented in future disasters.•Aided in the completion of other Region 8 DDD's, such as Park Way County for DR 4726-MT.

Deployment 3: Physical Deployment to support the state of Colorado on disaster DR 4731-CO. Have been deployed since 10-17-2023, switched functions to Site Inspector on 01-14-24.As a Site Inspector Specialist, it is my responsibility to:•Inspect a site that has sustained damages from a disaster such as hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, severe blizzards.•Take photos of the site or use applicant provided photos.•Collect information from the applicant or applicant representative on what caused the damages, material types and any other pertinent documents such as insurance statements and other information that may require other specialists from EHP or 406 Mitigation to assist in the inspection.•Conduct meetings with the applicant or applicant representative either in person or virtual with apps like Zoom, Microsoft Teams or other Facetime apps.•Fill out Site Inspection Reports (SIR), photo pages, FIRMettes and Location Maps with resources like Google Earth, Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Apps such as Excel, Word and Outlook.Once all the information is collected, it is then put into Grants Manager as a DDD Report (Damages, Dimensions and Descriptions) and is then submitted to a supervisor.•Assisted coworkers with creating documents for completed inspections, navigating work related software and applications, trouble shooting issues with coworkers and supervisors, making digital copies of site inspections reports and emailing the digital scans of the reports to the inspector who conducted the inspection.•Created an alpha phase document template for note taking on 24 hour phone calls with Applicant Representatives and for note taking at Recovery Scope Meetings with Applicant Representatives with Site Inspections immediatley after the meeting. Document is implemented with deployed Site Inspectors at DR 4731-CO and has a strong possibility of being implemented in future disasters.

In this position, I will perform recovery support activities for staff at FEMA headquarters and Regional Offices, as well as emergency management partners engaged in supporting disaster recovery. Typical assignments include•Coordinating and supporting the implementation of disaster recovery services and programs and analyzing resource requirements and capabilities to enable program delivery and performance. •Contributing to the development and implementation of emergency management recovery policies, plans, and procedures. •Interpreting the laws, regulations, and policies applicable to FEMA. •Conducting analysis of difficult survivor-centric assistance issues in the recovery statutes, regulations, policies, and procedures that may impact program delivery. •Performing administrative duties such as supporting data processing needs to include entering and tracking Requests for Public Assistance (RPAs) and uploading related documents in Grants Manager Tool. •Assisting with the Public Assistance spend plan tracker for all project worksheets and generating ad hoc reports.

Deployment 2: Physical Deployment to support the state of South Dakota on disaster DR 4718-SD.As a Site Inspector Specialist, it is my responsibility to:•Inspect a site that has sustained damages from a disaster such as hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, severe blizzards.•Take photos of the site or use applicant provided photos.•Collect information from the applicant or applicant representative on what caused the damages, material types and any other pertinent documents such as insurance statements and other information that may require other specialists from EHP or 406 Mitigation to assist in the inspection.•Conduct meetings with the applicant or applicant representative either in person or virtual with apps like Zoom, Microsoft Teams or other Facetime apps.•Fill out Site Inspection Reports (SIR), photo pages, FIRMettes and Location Maps with resources like Google Earth, Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Apps such as Excel, Word and Outlook.Once all the information is collected, it is then put into Grants Manager as a DDD Report (Damages, Dimensions and Descriptions) and is then submitted to a supervisor.•Assisted coworkers with creating documents for completed inspections, navigating work related software and applications, trouble shooting issues with coworkers and supervisors, making digital copies of site inspections reports and emailing the digital scans of the reports to the inspector who conducted the inspection.

Station: Main Operating Room• Transports patients, equipment, specimens and supplies •  Recognizes and reports changes in the patient and the environment following department procedures and standards. Immediately alerts nursing personnel to emergency situations. • Stock and supply patient rooms and nursing units. • Shares responsibility for preparation, proper use and care of equipment and supplies and for nearness and cleanliness of unit. • Gather equipment and supplies in preparation for various diagnostic or treatment procedures performed by physicians or nurse. • Cleans areas per designated guidelines and standards demonstrating proper use of approved disinfectants, cleaning products and care of the housekeeping equipment. • Ensures timely turnover of patient areas such as inpatient rooms, clinic rooms, and operating rooms • Delivers messages, items, and/or amenities as requested. • Assists patient's visitors with directions, information, and other general inquiries, as appropriate. •  Assist with running our 30+ ORs  • Typical shift tasks include gathering equipment for cases (sometimes pushing up to 75 lbs), running labs, getting blood from kiosk/blood bank, taking specimens to lab, taking labs to their respective labs across the hospital, stocking rooms with linen, fluids, and medications from pharmacy, occasionally transporting patients to and from surgery, cleaning duties, and opening sterile supplies

Internal Resource Pool - Group 1 (24 hours minimum in a 6 week period, float to one of three hospital campuses)• Answer patients' call lights in a timely manner & addresses request or reports to co-worker to fulfill the request.• Perform skin assessment & reports abnormal results to licensed nurse in a timely manner.• Perform activities of daily living (ADL’s). Maintain clean patient rooms & changes linens, as appropriate.• Collect & correctly label specimens, such as urine, feces, or sputum. • Deliver messages, documents, & specimens. • Feed patients who are unable to feed themselves.• Observe patients' conditions, such as measuring & recording intake & output, vital signs; report changes to professional staff in a timely manner.• Maintain inventory of supplies based on unit routine.• Provide patients with help walking, exercising, & moving in and out of bed.• Transport patients to treatment units, using a wheelchair or stretcher.• Turn & reposition patients, alone or with assistance, to prevent pressure ulcers.• Proactively monitors patients for safety & communicates to licensed nurse the need for any monitoring devices (alarms).• Consistently uses patient safety devices.• Document activities performed in the medical record in an accurate & timely manner. • Perform blood glucose monitoring & report abnormal results to licensed nurse in a timely manner.• Perform quality monitoring as directed: BGM, etc.• Appropriate use of bed/chair alarms for fall prevention.• Greet visitors & callers to ascertain purpose of visit or call, & direct them to appropriate staff. • Facilitate admissions, discharges & transfers in collaboration with other staff. • Operate office equipment such as: nurse call, fax, scanners, photocopier, computer system, telephone system, telemetry. • Accurate & timely order entry.• Perform various clerical & administrative functions, such as ordering and maintaining an inventory of supplies.• Perform quality checks on equipment.

Title: MinisterHonorary Title: GothiCeremonial services / guidance provided:Weddings, vow renewals, funerals, handfastings, spiritual guidance, general ministry, baptisms, house cleansings, commitment and promise ceremonies.Religions Practiced for Ceremonies / Guidance:Asatru, Neopaganism, Norse Religion, Christianity, Druidism, Spiritualism, Wicca, Non-Religious / Agnostic.

Part Time / ContractIn this position, I conduct the following roles and responsibilities.• Assigned to assist immediate supervisor with special projects that need immediate attention; special projects such as importing data from a medical code list to do financial adjustments, make a list of missing codes for said financial adjustments and send said list to supervisor, work on adjustments for previous time periods to ease work load burden from office.•Fill in online documentation for payment processing for insurance companies with emailed statements with pertinent information.•Run credit card information on company software for documentation printing and saving as PDF file to attach to patient claim number profile.•Understanding the basic usage of office software and applications to print postage and clients’ business addresses on envelopes for patients who have used the clients’ services for medical ailments.•Insert necessary medical billing statement and other important documents that is addressed to patients or to specific addressed party in envelopes that have already have postage and clients’ business addresses printed on the envelope.•Sorted number of medical statements for each specific client with list of patients on said list for final notice on medical statement before the statement is then moved to collections department.•Ability to use office machinery and technology for furthering the efficiency the productivity of the medical billing process.•Correspond with coworkers if needing any medical statements re-printed when office machinery and technology makes any imperfections on medical statement.•Communicate with supervisor on approving additional funding for office software and applications for printing clients’ business addresses and postage on envelopes for mailing out medical statements to patients.

As a Certified Nursing Assistant, my role is to: •Assist the resident with activities of daily living such as eating, bathing and grooming.•Take temperatures of residents and chart them.•Document on a residents chart what percentage of food and fluids were eaten, any changes in resident such as pressure sores.•Communicate with the nurse any changes noticed in the resident or any signs of open wounds, pressure ulcers, bruising.

Deployment 1: Virtual (working from home) while being on standby for potential In Person Deployment. Disaster 4611-LAAs a Site Inspector Specialist it is my responsibility to:•Inspect a site that has sustained damages from a disaster such as hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, severe blizzards.•Take photos of the site or use applicant provided photos.•Collect information from the applicant or applicant representative on what caused the damages, material types and any other perdenant documents such as insurance statements and other information that may require other specialists from EHP or 406 Mitigation to assist in the inspection.•Conduct meetings with the applicant or applicant representative either in person or virtual with apps like Zoom, Microsoft Teams or other Facetime apps.•Fill out Site Inspection Reports (SIR), photo pages, FIRMettes and Location Maps with resources like Google Earth, Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Apps such as Excel, Word and Outlook.Once all the information is collected, it is then put into Grants Manager as a DDD Report (Damages, Dimensions and Descriptions) and is then submitted to a supervisor.

Emergency Management Specialist - Recovery, Individual Assistance Cadre, ReservistAs an Applicant Services Program Specialist, my responsibility is to:•Provide support to the Individual Assistance Cadre by communicating with disaster survivors on the assistance process, disaster assistance programs and the current status of their case.•Ensures that individuals and families affected by disasters have access to the full range of FEMA programs in a timely manner.•Provides best possible level of service to applicants in the administration of FEMA programs.•Communicate with applicants, discuss case status and confirm they understand disaster assistance programs and the process, and provide current status of their case.•Develops partnerships with the States, voluntary organizations, the private sector and other Federal agencies that are delivering assistance to the same types of individuals.•Research applicant cases that are referred to Applicant Assistance.•Provide applicants with appropriate referrals to other Federal, State and local agencies, voluntary organizations, and faith based organizations.

Trade Studied: Advanced Emergency Management Training (AEMT / FEMA).

Trade Studied: Certified Nursing Assistant (C.N.A.).Acquired my C.N.A. on 07-09-2021 for the State of Iowa.

Trade Studied: Security and Protective Services (SPS).