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Greater Seattle Area

Responsible for training students in subjects such as aircraft systems, operating procedures, handling emergencies, problem analysis, aircraft navigation, radio operation and aerodynamics. Develop curricula, instruct students in a classroom setting, conduct training flights, determine student proficiency, report on student progress and develop new teaching methods. Accountable for teaching students how to fly in a variety of settings using methods that include textbook education, simulators and live flight training. Utilize ground-school classes both to teach students the basics of flying an aircraft and to help them prepare for the written test they can expect to face when applying for their pilot's license from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

Joint Base Lewis-Mccord

Deliver courses and instruction for transitioning service members utilizing standardized curriculum on VA benefits and programs. Provide one-on-one assistance to transitioning service members to maximize their VA benefits. Strategically adjust teaching style to meet the needs of participants. Facilitate and coordinate an interactive and dynamic training event necessary to engage the military audience in job search training activities. Utilize various software and web based programs for word processing, data entry, charts, graphs, reports, and spreadsheets. Completes course required documentation including attendance reports, evaluation forms, and other workshop reports.

Joint Base Lewis-Mccord

Planned, coordinated and facilitated reintegration briefings for Soldiers returning from overseas duties using various Microsoft products (PowerPoint). Maintained the organizations master activities calendar, resourced training resources and facilities scheduling conflicts. Administratively reviewed and processed unit reintegration packets using various government and commercial web based programs. Drafted and prepared various government documents including official correspondence, internal memorandums, reports, and various military forms. Utilized various software and web based programs for word processing, data entry, charts, graphs, reports, and spreadsheets. Worked daily with soldiers, government employees, and contractors in providing customer service.

Joint Base Lewis-Mccord, Wa

Served as the I CORPS, G3 TREX (Plans and Operations Section) Supervisor on Fort Lewis, WA. Managed six Soldiers’ in the daily staff operations supporting the development and management of training programs, installation and Army schools, installation ammunition management, training support functions, and Pre-Deployment Training Equipment for the 13 active and reserve brigades. Coordinated, facilitated and executed the monthly operations briefings with 11 active brigades and two division staff sections. Established a training course for Digital Training Management System on Fort Lewis ensuring 100% of the unit operators were trained on the system. Developed and implemented a strict tracking program that oversaw 57 Mobile Training Teams funds valued in excess of $330,000. Accountable for supplies, vehicles and equipment valued at over $500,000.00.

Camp Casey, Korea

Answerable for the daily operations of 3 Military Police (MP) Stations; managed the execution of law enforcement requirements of over 75 Soldiers and 6 Korean National employees. Responsible the daily employment of the Military Police Working Dog Teams, Traffic Accident investigators, Military Police Investigations Sections, Detention Operations and Civil support operations. The three Military Police Stations supported 11 military installations within the region. Planned, coordinate and facilitated weekly briefings to the division and garrison leadership on previous crime trends using various Microsoft products (PowerPoint). Commended on the superior planning, resourcing, and executing Military Police response forces during the regional Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection exercise. Received an Achievement Award for training over 575 Soldiers in the execution of security duties on three installations during a Korean Security Guard contract strike. Responsible for the procurement of supplies, vehicles, equipment and facilities valued at over $6,100,000.00.

Joint Base Lewis-Mccord

Supervised the welfare, safety, training, leadership, morale, and discipline of 170 military personnel. Developed a rigorous and realistic training program covering all facets of military police duties and soldier skills. Managed the law enforcement work schedule for assigned Military Policemen. Planned, facilitated, briefed, coordinated, and executed quarterly training with all junior leadership on various counseling models. Mentored eight subordinate supervisors on leadership and team development. Planned, facilitated, briefed, coordinated, and executed training for deployment to Iraq; resulting in zero incidents on over 700 patrols. Decreased the amount of lost or misplaced administrative actions to zero by creating a standardized tracking and filing system according to policies and procedures. Responsible for the combat readiness of personnel and equipment; maintained stewardship for accountability and serviceability of organizational and installation property valued at over $65 million dollars. Principle adviser to the Company Commander on individual training, personnel issues, and special emphasis areas.

Joint Base Lewis-Mccord

Oversaw the daily operations for a Combat Support Military Police Company in direct support of I Corps and FORSCOM contingency operations; directed the employment of 170 Soldiers. Responsible for the health, welfare, and training of eight Soldiers in the operations section; principle advisor to the commander on all operational matters; planed, facilitated, coordinated and briefed internal and external taskings, company field training exercise, and major training events. Responsible for preparing and reviewing operations orders, after action reports, and briefings in support of garrison and combat operations. Developed the Company training program which directly resulted in the 98% combat readiness for the unit to provide full spectrum operations within 90 days of redeployment from Iraq. Established the Law Enforcement training and certification program that standardized the training guide lines and requirements for Military Police on Fort Lewis. Maintained a 100 percent law enforcement training and certification rate for all assigned policemen with zero percent officer safety incident reports.

Fort Wainwright, Alaska

While assigned to the 28th Military Police Detachment I was assigned to perform duties as the Operations Manager from July 2002 to Feb 2005. I was then laterally promoted to perform duties as the unit Detachment Sergeant from Feb 2005 to Aug 2006.I was selected as the Detachment Sergeant for a 105 Soldier deployable Military Police Detachment supporting two locations geographically separated by 350 miles. I was responsible for the training, discipline, health, welfare, morale and spirit de-corps of all assigned Soldiers. I groomed and mentors all Non-commissioned Officers within the unit. I served as the unit Commander primary advisor on all matters concerning the unit. I monitored and oversaw all assignment, promotions, training plans, and disciplinary actions. . I utilized various Microsoft programs and web based software for word processing, data entry, charts, graphs, reports, and spreadsheets. I ensured the accuracy and timeliness of all unit administrative actions and reports. I was responsible for the accountability and serviceability of $5,000,000 in unit equipment. • Hand selected over senior Soldiers to be the Detachment Sergeant by the Military Police Battalion command team resulted in numerous accolades for superior performance.• Provided expert tactical guidance for the installation Special Reaction Team, resulting in 100% team certification.

Fort Wainwright, Alaska

I oversaw the daily operations for a deployable Combat Support Military Police Detachment providing support to U.S. Army Pacific and law enforcement to US Army Alaska. I supervised and mentored the welfare, safety, training, leadership, morale, and discipline of 105 military personnel. I was responsible for organizing, planning, directing and supervising all unit support and law enforcement operations. I utilized various Microsoft programs and web based software for word processing, data entry, charts, graphs, reports, and spreadsheets. I ensured the accuracy and timeliness of all unit administrative actions and reports. I was responsible for the accountability and serviceability of $5,000,000 in unit equipment. • Planned, executed and set the standard for the first Detachment high explosive dual purpose MK 19 range; resulting in 100% qualification.• Created and supervised a detachment training plan that resulted in 67 Soldiers attending school while executing numerous real world missions.

Associate'S Degree, Professional Pilot

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