Jonathan Muff Email & Phone Number

Greater Phoenix Area

Commerce City, Colorad

The Assistant Golf Professional assists in the management of the golf operation and administration of Buffalo Run Golf Course. The Assistant Golf Professional will supervise staff, deliver programs and conduct daily golf shop activities for the golf operation, providing high levels of service that meet the expectations of the City's leadership and the customers of Buffalo Run. The Assistant Golf Professional will manage the operations of the course in the absence of the Golf Course Manager and Head Golf Professional.• Developed and conducted our one-day junior mini camps for 8 to 10 juniors between the ages of 8 and 12.• Was the lead instructor for the First Tee program Target, Player, and Par levels.• Designed and conducted the 9 & Dine themed couples events, and our bi-weekly Ladies golf league.• Was one of three instructors for the PGA HOPE six-week veteran golf program.• Managed a staff of eleven outside service workers, ensuring proper set up and cleanliness of carts and practice facilities.• Was responsible for receiving, tagging, and display of hard goods and apparel and the overall look of the pro-shop sales floor.• Managed our volunteer player assistant program, including an extensive training program.• Trained new hires, both golf shop assistant as well as outside service staff in all opening and closing duties and all additional daily requirements.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Develop and conduct training to prepare government personnel for the Joint Operations Center (JOC) for National Special Security Events (NSSE) such as the Presidential Inauguration, State of the Union Address, Papal visit, etc. Coordinate liaison support from DoD and federal and local government, US Secret Service, FBI, FEMA, DC Metro Police, among others within the National Capital Region, to provide seamless integration during emergency response situations. • Developed executive level briefings on Joint Operations Center basic operations and Defense Collaboration tools used for both training exercises and real world operations, by both DoD personnel and federal and local response organizations.• Coordinated with external liaison officers to establish network access which included the verification of applicable clearances using the Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS), and the completion of DD for 2875, these external liaison officers included the United States Secret Service, the White House Military Office, United States Capital Police, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.• Developed a technician level procedural smart book for the Joint Force Headquarters Mobile Command Post and Emergency Response Vehicle from technical manuals that includes mechanical systems checks, satellite linkage procedures and collaborative tools and radio equipment employment and operation.• Improved the readiness state of the Joint Force Headquarters National Capital Region by conducting annual training, quarterly training, and monthly training, on a variety of systems and topics ranging from collaborative tools to reporting formats and requirements.• Drafted and conducted communications exercises for 5000+ personnel from all DoD organizations and several federal and local government agencies in preparation for the 58th Presidential Inauguration.• Tracked and managed all training requirement for all staff within the Joint Operations Center.

Amman Governorate, Jordan

Consequence management/WMD instructor for the United States State Department, developed training scenarios for foreign military personnel with the assistance of an interpretation team, developed curriculum on technical equipment.• Conducted training on CBRNE material including mass casualty decontamination, first responder medical care and triage, hazardous materials, casualty extrication, chemical, biological, and radiological monitoring and identification techniques and tactics, and chemical and radiological technical equipment, all with the assistance of an interpretation team.• Developed training scenarios that required the use of the Incident Command System, for response to Chemical, Biological and Radiological Incidents.• Develop curriculum for the Mutli-Rae Pro, a chemical and radiological detection device, from the technical manual to a level that the lowest level operator was able to comprehend and apply.• Conducted maintenance on equipment to ensure functionality for both training and real world operations.• Trained personnel on the proper maintenance procedures and preventative checks including tracking and scheduling to ensure functionality and readiness.• Successfully graduated (24) Lebanese special operations soldiers from a six week course.

Murray, Utah

Provide guidance and direction to both senior and junior staff on daily operations to support the overall mission and services provided to the customer, while at the same time, improving efficiency and profit/loss margins.• Developed and implemented a new employee training program to ensure competency in both animal handling and situational awareness.• Implemented a standard operating procedure (SOP) which enabled shift managers to ensure appropriate tasks were completed, and accountability for completion could be tracked.• Developed a contingency of operations plan (COOP) using an all hazards approach, including hazard specific annexes such as fire, flood, power outage, and loss of communications.• Managed the scheduling of clientele for boarding and grooming services for more than 100 customers per day.

Indian Head, Mary

Consequence Management Instructor for U.S. Marine Corps premiere Incident and Response School, developed doctrine and training principals for Responders from all branches of military service, to include healthcare professionals, civilian fire departments and police response forces. • Developed curriculum for the Chemical Biological Incident Response Force Basic Operators Course on radiological dosimetry, the Joint Chemical Agents Detector, and radiological decontamination procedures.• Successfully graduated 3,400 students in chemical, biological, radiological identification and detection, technical rescue, patient extraction, emergency medical care, and mass casualty decontamination during tenure.• Coordinated, planned and standardized the training for major emergency response exercises involving thousands of first responders, search and rescue, medical and decontamination teams for Vibrant Response, The White House, Penn Station in New York City, and the Barclay Center in Brooklyn, New York.• Managed the safety program for the school house including high risk training activities and hazardous materials storage and disposal.• Managed the preventative maintenance and unscheduled maintenance requirements for all CBRN equipment used at the training facility.

Indian Head, Maryland

Manager and primary trainer response team comprised of 64 Marines for domestic and international deployments in response to natural and man-made disasters, with the ability to conduct mass casualty decontamination of more than 100 chemically, biologically, or radiologically contaminated personnel.• Led and deployed team to Japan in response to the March 11th, 2011 earthquake and tsunami in a humanitarian capacity, working side by side with the Japanese National Defense force, USAID, and State Department Officials, while coordinating efforts with civilian urban search and rescue teams for the decontamination of radiologically contaminated personnel, and the monitored and analyzed the ambient radiation levels, including plotting, mapping and tracking a potential plume cloud movement to update the International Warning and Reporting System. • Developed plans for the employment of decontamination teams and equipment for emergency response to incidents involving chemical warfare agents, biological warfare agents, radiological contamination, and toxic industrial materials