Skilled to take sworn statements on cases that lack a standardized format and able to establishelements of criminal charges.Responsible for intercepting stolen vehicles and fraud documents used by smugglers. Worked closely with ICAT as Legacy Immigration Officer identifying and interdicting human and drug traffickers.Identified through interviews of smugglers, safe houses and locations of human trafficking drop off points. Considered expert in the use of port data systems and other technology. Developed case work based on data research. I use ENFORCE, IDENT, IAFIS, IBIS, CIS, CLAIMS, TECS, NAILS, NIIS, NCEERS and DACS systems on a daily basis to retrieve and input information used with case work. Conducted numerous inspections of small aircraft, boats, and vehicles. Conducted vehicle, monetary instrument, and narcotic seizures.Experienced and skilled in the use of forensic equipment to authenticate validity of documents and can explain these findings in court if required.Attended and completed the agency’s “Detection, Deception and Response (DDR).I Support US Customs and Border Protection and other agencies through research and analysis with vital information regarding terrorists, terrorist organizations and/or persons suspected of having any connection to them.I work with many federal, state or local agencies or foreign governments as directed in the sharing of vital information through proper channels.I conduct activities to make determinations of admissibility or other matters regarding persons of interest. In addition to this I am called upon to review data from a classified setting in order to assist others with their final determinations of an individual’s risk assessment prior to their potential entry into the US.My current security clearance is TS/SCII bin auch geschickt mit Dolmetschen/ Ubersetzen von English nach Deutsch wie fur Einwanderungsgesprache erforderlich

Trained to provide emergency and routine medical care to all active duty military personnel. I worked closely with the US Marines in establishing a fully functional medical clinic in Vietnam from 1970 through 1971. While in Vietnam and assigned to certain USMC teams I provided assistance to the local villagers with routine medical care as well as emergency and minor surgical procedures.When stationed at Camp Pendleton, CA I was tasked on various occasions to conduct administrative reviews of various assigned clinics to ensure all expected criteria (medical as well as administrative) was current and in accordance with the Navy's Bureau of Medicine (BUMED) standards. Assigned to various medical clinics absent a physician, as chief medical provider and tasked with conducting administrative duties as well as providing complete and comprehensive medical care including follow-up care to ensure the safety and well being of the patient.Assigned as clinic supervisor at the Naval Medical Clinic San Diego (NMCSD) and tasked with ensuring all personnel were trained with up to date emergency medical trends. Responsible for over 86 subordinate staff and their continued training in emergency medicine. Provided staff with training in minor surgical and suturing techniques along with intravenous therapy and pharmaceutical knowledge.Responsible for assisting with the inception of the San Diego, CA Emergency Medical Olympics Program for Southern California military medical personnel.

Registered Nurse in the Cardiac Intensive Care and Neurology units as well as floor nurse.Provided routine care as well as follow up care to post surgical patients.Instructed families in home care for those who had undergone surgical procedures. Assisted physicians in numerous procedures and monitored patients to ensure their continued safety and well being.