Lynette Carmichael Email & Phone Number

University Place, Washington

Since 2017, Highlander Six (H6) has provided emergency preparedness, safety and risk assessments, and consulting services to various industries, including government agencies, healthcare facilities, corporations (private and public), and education institutions. At H6, we specialize not only in the prevention of emergencies but also in post-emergency consequence management. Our dedicated staff combines our extensive experience, adaptive planning, and responsive service to provide you with tailored, highly effective solutions when it matters most.

Gig Harbor

I teach interactive presentations in the areas of social media, drug awareness, bully prevention, child safety and work-place violence training. I have had the opportunity to speak with various individuals, to include; children, teens, parents, schools, law enforcement, first responders, and military personnel. I have a passion for learning and helping others.

Gig Harbor, Washington, United States

Gig Harbor, Wa, United States

My duties were two-fold as Personal Assistant to Genie Skinner, as well as fulfilling the obligations of Household Manager for the Skinner family homes. Within the scope of Personal Assistant, I was called on to act as a confidant, adviser, and observer to Genie Skinner. Confidentiality and discretion were of the utmost importance at all times.As the Household Manager, I assisted in running the household, which included both the primary home, as well as their second home. The ability to independently facilitate daily tasks, be a self-starter as well as, have a “can-do-anything” attitude was critical to be the most beneficial for Genie and the Skinner family. My daily duties also included paying household bills, grocery shopping, assisting with meal

Gig Harbor, Washington

I assisted a certificated teacher with instructional and non-instructional activities for a student in a classroom. I also tutored a student individually in a variety of learning activities assigned by the teacher; to help promote understanding of materials presented. I reinforced and reviewed concepts and skills. Adjusts tasks to suit the needs of the student I was working with on that day. It was important to continually monitor and maintain student behavior to minimize disturbance to the whole classroom throughout the day.

Tacoma Wa

I apprehend fugitives while operating within the law. I am licensed through the State of Washington and certified by the Criminal Justice Training Commission.It is vital that I understand and correctly appy state laws and statutes, Constitutional law, Detainee Civil Rights Law related to surveillance and accessing public records, the procedure related to surrendering defendants to law enforcement as well as tactical concerns of self-defense, ensuring the safety of the fugitive and the public.Fugitive cases must be updated daily. Clear, concise and accurate documentation is important. My communication and writing skills have proved to be exceptional. I am able to effectively communicate with a various individuals in demanding situations.

The Real-Time Crime Center established to help diminish the threat to law enforcement by finding immediate and critical intelligence. This new unit was based on the revolutionary concept of delivering tactical crime information to officers and detectives in the field - in real-time, while the criminal event was being responded to while enhancing their situational awareness during an in-progress crime or incident, or during the initial phases of the investigation. Tactical Analysis Coordinators (TACs) communicated directly with officers and detectives in the field using multiple mediums and secure complex data basis. However, the work was not considered to be a dispatcher function. I monitored incoming 911 calls, radio traffic on five separate police channels, phone calls, emails, and instant messages from our mobile data computer (MDC) to determine if the incident could benefit from any services provided by the Real-Time Crime Center. Upon notification of a major crime or incident in progress, I began appropriate investigative steps such as name or telephone number searches and inquires in the appropriate data system, perform link analysis on any persons associated with the incident, determine any relevant prior events that may have occurred in the vicinity of the crime or incident. An essential function of my job was to extract relevant information rapidly, process it for actionable intelligence, and immediately communicate the intel to responding police officers. It was critical to clearly and concisely communicate the information. The exploitation of social media was used during all stages of an incident to support tactical operations. Other assistance included the creation of maps or orthophotography displays. I maintained strict regulatory compliance throughout all operations. The Real-Time Crime Center was initially a grant-funded program; local funding for the crime center was terminated, due to budget cuts, in December of 2016.

Gig Harbor, Wa

The Gig Harbor Police Department established the Community Service Officer position in 2004. This was a sworn officer position with limited commission. Duties of the CSO were initially defined, but many were left to be developed. I began programs to educate community in safety and crime prevention. I also began the Gig Harbor Police Department volunteer program COPS (Citizens on Patrol). It was imperative to create and maintain a relationship with the community as well as other governmental stakeholders. I was able to help youth with the partnerships I developed. The Holiday Helpers program has continued for ten years and was designed to provide disadvantaged children an opportunity to go Christmas shopping with law enforcement. I conducted background investigations and assisted on oral boards. Court room security was an essential function of the CSO which required me to be in uniform and armed. My duties also included assisting in the evidence room and crime scene investigations.

Tacoma, Wa

I recruited conducted background investigations on most of the twenty-seven different job classifications within the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department. I led in person investigative interviews of applicants for the purpose of determining suitability of employment with a law enforcement agency. It was essential to be aware of verbal and nonverbal indicators of truthfulness such as facial expression, voice tone, gesture, body movement, and posture. References provided by the applicant would be interviewed in person, email, or telephone. It was my responsibility to gather secondary references by verifying, and analyzing; personal, professional, financial, educational documents and certificates. Furthermore, I gathered government records from jurisdictions from which the applicant resided. There was great value in open sources and social media for verification on inconsistencies. I also coordinated a hiring time line by scheduling numerous candidate meetings such as the pre-oral board, oral board, psychology test, polygraph, medical clearance and conditional offer of employment. I had to analyze my investigative results and draw logical and objective conclusions. It was important to maintain a disciplined schedule and work with limited assistance. My final recommendation was delivered verbally to several members of the hiring unit, to include the Chief, as well as in concise detailed written report of my analysis.

Tacoma, Wa

I was responsible for the safety and security of both minimum and maximum security areas along with functions of the jail. I had direct supervision and management of up to 90 inmates. I was assigned to the booking desk for the majority of my work week for my aptitude in negotiating with hostile individuals. I was responsible for keeping accurate records of inmate's money and property. I routinely transported inmates to court and other outside medical appointments which was an armed duty assignment. I displayed knowledge of policies, and procedures, while respecting the rights of inmates. My daily duties included writing reports on various incidents such as criminal behavior, medical emergencies and safety concerns. Dealing with disruptive behavior by appropriate verbal orders or use of force was required on a daily basis.

Crime Scene Investigations, Criminology

History, Russian, Central European, East European And Eurasian Studies

History - Psychology - Education

Criminal Justice, Interviewing & Interrogation

Method of questioning subjects to try to assess their credibility using verbal and non verbal behaviors.

Interviewing Skill, Criminal Justice/Police Science

Recognize the signs of verbal, vocal, and visual behavior occurring during selection interviews as they relate to the widespread problems.

Correctional Officer Academy

Criminal Justice / Arts And Science, Criminalistics And Criminal Science

Arts and Science - Criminal Justice