Frank Ramirez Email & Phone Number

San Antonio, Tx, Us

Remote

Responsible for development, design and conducting training programs in Defense Medical Logistics – Enterprise Solution – SAP (DML-ES SAP) (TEWLS Legacy) system; CONUS and OCONUS installations. Certified 508 and AMEDD Blackboard instructor to assist the Instructional System Designer (ISD) team utilizing Enable Now. Instructor for Sales and Distribution/Warehouse management process in DML – ES SAP. Assisted with Culminating Training Event with scenario plays.

Washington Dc

Provides VHA P&LO Subject Matter Expertise and Logistics Systems Integration Support Services in the areas of inventory management, warehouse operations, and medical logistics readiness programs to support VHA Regional Readiness Center (RRC) implementation. Assisted in the development of a Business Case Analysis (BCA) to determine a supply chain management (SCM) solution to support the VHA RRC Program in working with Operations, Planning and Readiness (OPR) and the Field Support Readiness (FSR) teams. Provided support to the RRC Systems workstream in the implementation of Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) to manage customer requisitions and warehouse operations, and to support the inventory management of personal protective equipment (PPE) for the VA. Supported the delivery of SCM requirements, an implementation plan, and a plan of action and milestones/timeline to integrate DMLSS into the DLA Distribution warehouse environment.

Jbsa

Served as the focal point for property management and accountability procedures for the RTS-MED program. Responsible for all aspects of program execution for sustainment with an emphasis on FDU conversion from CSH to FH at each RTS-MED site per USAMMA timeline. Coordinate with MRTC G4, PBO, SDs, SMs, and sustainment division managers at each site for conversion, mandatory inventories, exercise support/transport of equipment, new equipment training and ensuring service support functions to include life cycle management. Ensures compliance with GCSS-Army (SAP)and IFS documentation.

Rhine Ordnance Barracks, Germany, U.S. Army

Served as the S4 NCOIC for the Army's forward positioned 84-bed Combat Support Hospital (CSH) prepared to support contingency and humanitarian missions in EUCOM, CENTCOM, and AFRICOM; comprised of 288 Soldiers with four Direct Reporting Units (DRUs) that includes a headquarters detachment, a hospital company, and two forward surgical teams (FSTs); executes an annual operating budget of $1.8 million with oversight of $24 million in property. Synchronizes the logistical, ground, and medical maintenance efforts of an S4 section of four officers, seven NCOs, and seven enlisted Soldiers. Provides logistical oversight, leadership, planning, execution, and movement of all maintenance and sustainment readiness actions.

Fort Sam Houston, Texas, Us Army

Served as the Battalion S4 Non Commissioned Officer In Charge (NCOIC) for a Joint Interrogation and Debriefing Battalion within the 470th Military Intelligence Brigade and the Theater Intelligence Group (TIG), responsible for the supervision, health, welfare and training of one NCO and two Soldiers; managed the use of the Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced (PBUSE); responsible for maintaining property accountability of equipment valued in excess of $29 million; resourced and managed battalion logistics operations, supporting all deployment and training activities; advised the command on procurement, budget, and supply; responsible for the contracting and provision of all classes of supply for the battalion and its attachments with over 280 Soldiers, Airmen, and Civilians in support of Operation Enduring Freedom XII.

Fort Hood, Texas, Us Army

Served as the Battalion S4 NCOIC for a brigade support battalion consisting of 400 personnel assigned to a heavy brigade combat team; advised staff officers and commanders on all logistical matters; monitored the requisition and distribution of bulk, and expendable supplies and property book items; reviewed adjustment documents and conferred PBO and Financial Liability Officers; provided guidance to four supply sergeants and oversaw the Command Supply Discipline program(CSDP); directly responsible for the health, welfare, and training of three soldiers and $80,000 worth of equipment.

Diyalla Province, Iraq, U.S. Army

Logistics Advisor for the 18-5 Iraqi Army (IA) Infantry Brigade; responsible for training, advising and mentoring the Iraqi Army G4 and five Iraqi Army soldiers on logistics operations; oversees daily logistic transactions of the Diyala Combined Coordination Center (DCCC); assists Logistic Advisor on property accountability and maintenance of all 18th IA Brigade property; responsible for the maintenance of the ammunition storage facility; responsible for over $5,800,000 worth of equipment; served as battle NCO within the Diyala Combined Coordination Center (DCCC).

Huntsville, Texas

Served as an Army's ambassador within the community; recruited, determined applicant enlistment eligibility, counseled applicants on enlistment programs and options, prepared enlistment applications, and processed qualified applicants to enlist in the Army; accounted for and prepared future soldiers for initial entry training; implemented and conducted Army awareness programs throughout Walker county, and Madison County area covering over 802 square miles with a population of over 70,000; maintained a network of mentors to include parents, educators, veterans and community officials in 2 high schools and 2 colleges.

Fort Hood, Texas, U.S. Army

Supply sergeant of an M1A2 (army tank) system enhancement package (SEP) equipped tank company in an Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) II deployed division; responsible for the proper accountability of over $64 million worth of equipment, tools and sensitive items; responsible for the maintenance and serviceability of one M1078 Light-Medium Tactical Vehicle (LMTV) and associated equipment; responsible for the timely delivery of all classes of supplies in a tactical field environment; responsible for the health, welfare, and professional development of seven subordinate soldiers.

Camp Humphreys, South Korea, U.S. Army

Served as Supply Sergeant; responsible for maintaining accountability, requisitions, and issue of all classes of supply, company material, and property valued at over $1,200,000; provides advisory assistance on Command Supply Program to 250 U.S. soldiers, Korean Augmentation to the U.S. Army (KATUSA) and civilians geographically dispersed throughout the Korean peninsula; responsible for equipping 150 DA civilians deemed Emergency Essential; responsible for the readiness, training, health, welfare, morale and safety of four soldiers.

Fort Sam Houston, Texas, Us Army

Supervised and performed duties involving request, receipt, storage, issue, accountability, and preservation of individual, organizational, installation, and expendable, supplies and equipment. Reviewed and annotated change to unit material condition status report. Post transactions to organizational and installation property books and supporting transaction files. Determine method of obtaining relief from responsibility for lost, damaged, and destroyed supply items. Referenced Army regulations, installation polices, and standard operating procedures.

Fort Sam Houston, Texas, Us Army

Responsible for requesting, receiving, storing, and issuing all classes of supplies and equipment for a 296 bed DEPMEDS Combat Support Hospital (caretaker); Primary IMPAC credit card holder, responsible for purchasing supplies, equipment and services costing less than $2,500.00; maintains non-expendable and expendable document register, and the Standard Property Book System-Revised (SPBS-R) for the unit; maintains all shortage annexes for sets kits and outfits, and hand receipts; manages monthly sensitive items inventory.

Hanau, Germany, U.S. Army

Received, inspected, inventoried, loaded, unloaded, segregated, stored, issues, delivered and turned in organization and installation supplies and equipment. Operated unit level computers (ULC). Prepared all unit/organizational supply documents. Maintained automated supply system for accounting of organizational and installation supplies and equipment. Issued and received small arms. Secured and controlled weapons and ammunition in security areas. Scheduled and performed preventive and organizational maintenance on weapons.

Camp Humphreys, South Korea, U.S. Army

Received, inspected, inventoried, loaded, unloaded, segregated, stored, issues, delivered and turned in organization and installation supplies and equipment. Operated unit level computers (ULC). Prepared all unit/organizational supply documents. Maintained automated supply system for accounting of organizational and installation supplies and equipment. Issued and received small arms. Secured and controlled weapons and ammunition in security areas. Scheduled and performed preventive and organizational maintenance on weapons.

Fort Lee, Virginia

Received, inspected, inventoried, loaded, unloaded, segregated, stored, issues, delivered and turned in organization and installation supplies and equipment. Operated unit level computers (ULC). Prepared all unit/organizational supply documents. Maintained automated supply system for accounting of organizational and installation supplies and equipment. Coordinated supply activities. Posted transactions to organizational and installation property books, and supporting transaction files. Determined method of obtaining relief from responsibility for lost, damaged and destroyed supply items.