Provide programmatic and administrative support to the Ocean Battlespace and Expeditionary Access Department (Code 32), within the Office of Naval Research. Specifically in the development, review and analysis of execution plans. On an ad-hoc basis, support administrative office operation and functions. Ironclad Technology Services Contractor | Clearance Level: Secret· Direct and escort visitors that come in the department and check e-mail/phone correspondence.· Reserve conference rooms based on classification level and amount of guests.· Submit quarterly conference information on behalf of Program Officers.· Develop and maintain financial management, budgeting, data management and analysis processes. · Create and maintain budget-tracking systems in support of the organizational goals of Code 32.· Manage and organize departmental PR tracker, which includes the input of 100+ PRs on a daily basis.· Assist with organization of Portfolio Review meetings and create briefs and reports for senior leadership. · On ad-hoc basis, present financial and technical progress for program reviews for program officers. · Develop program materials, such as PowerPoints, and create call-in line for conference calls.· Format memos on letterhead documents and created resource guide for new program analysts.· Submission of PRs using ERP MM and ERP PPS.· Trained new program analyst in ERP/PPS systems and sat one on one with the individual to provide guidance with the submission of 15 PRs.· Completed Level 1 Business Finance Manager (BFM) courses at Defense Acquisitions University.

Served as a Corporate Response Team Member at government labs located in the Washington, D.C Metropolitan area. Support services included monitoring and reporting animal health, behavior, and husbandry duties. Frequently wrote and distributed technical reports and created EXCEL spreadsheets to notate animals with poor health conditions for veterinary staff members. National Institute of Health (NIH) – Bethesda, MD | Aquatic Specialist II· Performed health checks on all animals in the facility and euthanized animals deemed sick or no longer needed for research studies.· Completed water testing to ensure health and safety of the animals.· Document the health of the animals into a health log twice daily and create a health report.· Feed according to quantity of animals in each tank while checking/maintaining life support systems.· Presented health reports on animal health, life support systems, and testing to veterinary staff dailyNational Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) and National Institute on Aging (NIA) Baltimore, MD | Animal Caretaker· Perform health checks on all animals in the facility· Document the health of the animals into a health log twice daily and create a health report · Handle and restrain animals in order to better observe potential health issues· Change, clean and sanitize cages and life support systems daily· Place feed into cages and change water bottles daily · Presented health reports on animal health, life support systems, and testing to veterinary staff daily

Provided front office support for the veterinary staff members as well as provided assistance for clients. Support included providing clients with medical information over the phone, determining emergencies and assisting with lifesaving actions, and occasionally discharging clients and patients. · Opened the hospital before the arrival of clients and close the clinic as directed by the head veterinarian· Scheduled appointments for patients based on doctor availability and patient urgency· Handled incoming/outgoing mail as well as any electronic and written correspondence· Maintained client/patient records by obtaining, recording and updating personal and medical information· Assisted technical staff with filling medications and discharges for patients· Created reports in EXCEL and Google Docs to log hospital inventory, document medication given to in-patients, and monitor treatments for surgery patients

Assisted farm staff with daily caretaking of various species, managed animal operations as directed, and assisted with optimization of farm performance. Frequently performed medical procedures and provided medical treatments such as birth checks, castrations, and vaccinations. Created handwritten and typed documents regarding animal health, behavior, and medical treatments, as well as PowerPoint presentations of research results to department heads and senior leadership on the farm. · Properly handled and restrained animals, safely and effectively · Performed medical procedures such as: inserting IV and urinary catheters, dehorned calves, castrate young males, prepared and administer vaccinations· Clean and sanitize surgical equipment · Examined animals to detect illness, injury, or disease and document on a health log· Prepared PowerPoint presentations for the head of the poultry, dairy, and swine units