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Houston, Texas, United States

Houston, Texas, United States

Houston, Texas Area

Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

Produced tables, reports, and spreadsheets on healthcare advancements and neurological devices (deep brain stimulation/EEG) for the organization to author and secure National Institute of Health grants for physicians.▪ Conducted Research to Gain Competitive, Market, and Technical Intelligence and seamlessly aggregate, analyze, and consolidate complex data.▪ Drove Organizational Growth by building customer relationships, planning events, and facilitating introductions between clients. Oversaw operations for the organization to participate in the 2019 International Stroke Conference.

Fort Bragg, California

Adhered to environmental, health, and safety (EHS) mandates while researching the reproductive/population patterns of the Northern Spotted Owl for clients (private companies/government organizations) to complete logging activities with regulatory compliance.▪ Captured Time Savings of 60% and Optimized Data/Intelligence Collection Efforts with the design and deployment of a process improvement that streamlined the operation.▪ Successfully Mitigated Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) Risks and Hazards while completing operations across a 250,000-acre logging territory/environmental workplace by complying with OSHA/Safety Protocols, Environmental Regulations (i.e. Fish and Wildlife Service/FWS monitoring protocols and National Environmental Policy Act/NEPA), and State/Federal Laws (i.e. California lumber laws).▪ Expanded the Amount of Geographic Terrain Covered Each Night by consolidating and organizing research/safety supplies and technical/location finder tools.▪ Utilized Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Remained Knowledgeable of the Area, and Completed Numerous Safety Training Courses (ATV, cartography, PPE, and fitness) ▪ Aggregated, Analyzed, and Consolidated Critical Environmental, Health, and Safety Information to Prepare Comprehensive Reports for authorized internal and external stakeholders.▪ Communicated Safety Hazards and Imminent Dangers including. fallen trees, dangerous cliff sides, brush tunnels, evidence of bears/mountain lions, and poisonous plants.▪ Fostered Loyal Client Relationships While Serving as Their Environmental Consultant/Partner, facilitating monthly roundtables and project progress reports, and answering questions.▪ Collected Research and GPS Data on Eight Species of Owls, including the Threatened Northern Spotted Owl, throughout changing climates, increased invasive species (Barred Owl) and loss of habitats, to protect their interest throughout logging activities.

Battle Mountain, Nevada

Controlled health, safety, and environmental risks while completing research and rangeland improvement projects throughout 4.5 million acres of developed/undeveloped land.▪ Developed and Implemented a Safety Program to Track Personnel traveling throughout the district and rapidly locatedthem in emergency situations. Facilitated training on the program/technical tools for staff, executive, and clients.▪ Achieved a Zero Safety Incident Record by complying with all environmental, health, and safety regulations, using personal protective equipment (PPE), and proactively initiating security measures as needed.▪ Seelcted as a Co-Project Manager to Write, Print, and Re-Digitize, and Organize 700+ Government Forms.▪ Converted 50+ Years of Printed Government Forms to Digital Documents using office-wide file converters.▪ Recognized for Superior Performance, EHS Compliance, and Leadership with a merit increase.▪ Trained as a District Archeological Technician, conducted more than 10 non-intrusive sampling archaeological surveys.Evaluated compliance with NEPA/OSHA regulations, identify risks/hazards, and formulated EHS improvement plans protocols that protected facilities, wildlife, and personnel traveling to and from the area.▪ Facilitated Safety/Environmental Investigations and Emergency Stabilization and Rehabilitation (ESR) Assessmentsfollowing incidents (accidents, injuries, fires, and wildlife or livestock deaths) throughout millions of acres of land.▪ Identified, Documented, and Reported Incidents and Violations while patrolling the area and completing research andrangeland projects by remaining knowledgeable of current laws, inhabitants, and environmental regulations.▪ Collected and Analyzed Soil, Air, Water, and Vegetation Samples across the area to assess the health of the land anddetermine its financial value (AUM/animal unit month). Completed 20+ AIM/HAF plots, 12 ESNR plots, three archeologysurveys, and 50+ inventories of wild horses/burros.

Winona, Minnesota

Authored, edited, and produced a 30-page chapter of a field guide, The San Juan Islands: A Cultural and Field Guide (ISBN 978-1973780854) for publication.

Puerto Williams, Chile

Selected to travel to Chile as part of the Tracing Darwins Path field research project to collect, analyze, and interpret data on ornithology, entomology, and conservation while adhering to international laws, customs, and safety regulations. Presented an environmental solution for invasive species to the local Yaghan Tribe of Navarino Island.▪ Delivered an “On the Spot” Presentation for a Chilean National Senator while facilitating a tour through the Navarino island and exhibiting the fragility of the riparian ecosystems by pulling stonefly larvae out of the Robalo River.