Acquisition Professional Career Program (APCP).▪ Graduated and transitioned from part-time SHIP to full time APCP federal job, a 3-year career growth program.▪ Completed the Federal Acquisition Certification in Contracting (FAC-C Professional) Program.▪ Featured in the DHS Chief Procurement Office (CPO) Symposium of more than 350 participating members describing the success and future of the SHIP program as a recently graduated student and military veteran.▪ 4th Quarter Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 under DHS Agency, managed the solicitations, bids, awards, payments, and closeouts of more than 20 contracts ranging from $20,000 to more than $2 million.▪ 1st Quarter FY 2023 under DHS Agency, Mission Support (MS) – primary focus on awarding Blank Purchasing Agreements (BPAs) of more than 20 contracts averaging over $300,000.▪ 2nd-4th Quarter FY 2023 under DHS Agency, Information Technology Department (ITD) – primary focus on soliciting and awarding of BPAs, Delivery/Task Orders (DO/TO), and de-obligations of nearly 50 contracts ranging from $30,000 to more than $3 million. ▪ 2nd Quarter FY 2024 was selected and approved to transition to work under the United States Secret Service (USSS) ITD Team.

Student Hire Internship Program (SHIP)▪ Served as student liaison and trainee to support Department of Homeland Security (DHS) contracting practices regulated by the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), Acquisition Lifecycle Framework (ALF), Acquisition and Policy Oversight (APO), on top of additional policies and regulations set forth by DHS and other Government agencies/institutions through the Office of the Chief Procurement Officer (OCPO). ▪ Engaged, supported, and shadowed Contract Specialists GS-12-1102 for insight into transitioning of the future role.▪ Provide supervisors with business advice and guidance on contracting work and prepares correspondence.▪ Performed market research and analysis to determine availability of requirements, including analyzing market trends, historical purchases, and commercial practices to maximize efficient use of tax dollars. ▪ Conducted research and completed documentation of Simplified Acquisition Procedures for Blanket Purchase Agreements, Interagency Acquisitions, Modifications, Deobligations, and Electronic Comment Filing Systems. ▪ Participated in contract negotiations for multi-year medical services worth more than $1.5 billion.▪ Closed out multiple simplified acquisition purchases with ranging values of up to $50,000.

Medical Treatment Teams are responsible for stabilizing emergency medical casualties, establishing and maintaining role 1 medical facilities, coordinating higher echelons of medical care, and provide sick call for treatment of common injuries and illness.• Developed and implemented the Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for all future treatment operations to maximize efficiency and care.• Supervised and maintained medical equipment valued over $100,000.• Advised and instructed the Spartan Advanced Reconditioning Program (SARP) in physical therapy to identify, document, and treat Soldiers for musculoskeletal injuries. • Consistently trained and supported medics to retain proficiency and to improve upon their foundations.• Promoted financial literacy and education advancement to prepare soldiers for a successful future.• Studied part time undergraduate degree with Penn State for Business Administration.• Graduated Penn State with Associates' Degree for Business Administration, 3.86 GPD.

Certified Unit Movement Officer is responsible for the organization and documentation of the movement of unit assets to anywhere around the world.• Proficient in the use of the Transportation Coordinators-Automated Information for Movement System II (TC-AIMS II) • Synchronized the movement of thousands of military items to and from between Alaska and Louisiana via shipping and train routes, with assets valued in the millions of dollars. • Monitored and ensured successful transportation of all equipment in accordance with both military and federal regulation.• Advised and instructed the Spartan Advanced Reconditioning Program (SARP) in physical therapy to identify, document, and treat Soldiers for musculoskeletal injuries.• Studied part time undergraduate degree with Penn State for Business Administration.

Medical Evacuation Teams are responsible for providing emergency medical care and evacuation during training and deployed settings to higher medical care from the point of injury or illness.• Led the evacuation team of 6 soldiers, successfully conducting dozens of training missions.• Supervised, repaired and maintained 4 military ambulances and other vehicles valued more than $1 million.• Consistently trained and supported medics to retain proficiency and to improve on their foundations.• Promoted financial literacy and education advancement to prepare soldiers for a successful future.• Studied part time undergraduate degree with Penn State for Business Administration.

Supported a role 1 emergency care clinic for injured Soldiers and civilian contractors located at Advised Platform (AP) Lightning, near Gardez, Afghanistan.• Provided medical support for military escorted supply missions guided back to AP Lightning. • Oversaw sick call hours for injured and/or sick military personnel and civilians • Coordinated evacuation procedures to Bagram Airbase for hospital needs.• Contributed and supervised the blood transfusion program, teaching all medical personnel on its procedures.• Studied part time undergraduate degree with Penn State for Business Administration.

4th Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division (4-25 IBCT) is an airborne (parachutist) military unit that deals with arctic freezing conditions. Medical Evacuation Teams are responsible for providing emergency medical care and evacuation during training and deployed settings to higher medical care from the point of injury or illness.• Supervised and trained 4 junior Soldiers Medics.• Repaired and maintained 4 military ambulances and other vehicles valued more than $1 million.• Organized and supervised medical coverage during military training.• Recommended to join the Afghanistan forward team deployed after only 2 months joining the unit.• Studied part time undergraduate degree with Penn State for Business Administration.

In tandem clinical lead to run and support the LaPointe Medical clinic for the 1-502 Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division. • Organized scheduling, medical evaluation, and needed care (radiology, labs, behavioral health, etc), with physicians for more than 500 soldiers. • Treated emergency nonlife threatening care for Soldiers sent to the clinic during the workweek. • Taught and participated in regular medical classes to expand and retain important skills.• Graduated Airborne (Parachutist) School.• Studied part time undergraduate degree with Penn State for Business Administration.

Trained Iraqis for the creation of the first Iraqi Ranger Battalion and performed combat operations with the coordinated multinational assault to oust the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) out of Mosul and the Ninawa province in Iraq. • Medical Liaison for the treatment of Iraqi and American soldiers in the creation of the Iraqi Ranger Battalion of more than 200 Soldiers.• Developed, coordinated, and implemented medical protocols and treatment plans between US, New Zealand, Australian, Canadian, and British forces in Camp Taji, Iraq.• Recon and medical liaison in development of Forward Operating Base Filfayl with Kurdish Forces to and from Erbil, Iraq.• Primary medical leader in multinational assault to oust ISIS out of Mosul.• Assisted in emergency medical care and evacuation of US special forces with US, Canadian, and Finnish surgical teams.• Studied part time undergraduate degree with Penn State for Business Administration.

Working under the 101st Airborne Division, 2nd Brigade, 1-502 Infantry Regiment, Alpha Company, 3rd Platoon; responsibilities as Line Medic includes running and advising Sick Call for Soldiers, coordinating medical protocols for all trainings, developing medical plans for any combat situations, and treating casualties at point of injury or illness.• Competed against more than 30 medics to attain one of three slots to become a line medic.• Graduated Air Assault School with about 30% graduation rate.• Advised and coordinated shipment of medical supplies to be sent to Iraq in preparation for deployment.• Treated and referred to more than a dozen Soldiers for medical care on a weekly basis.• Trained over 40 Soldiers the Combat LifeSaver Course (CLS) for emergency trauma care, providing special care and attention for 3rd Platoon for deployment.

Medical Evacuation Teams are responsible for providing emergency medical care and evacuation during training and deployed settings to higher medical care from the point of injury or illness. Team services evacuated to and from affiliated Role 2 Care capable of emergency surgery, dental, and radiology procedures.• Volunteered more than 150 hours in total under Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS), coordinating numerous events with local Germans, including mentoring elementary school students.• Acted as Medical Liaison, support, and security control for President Obama and military forces for the 70th Anniversary D-day commemoration at Normandy, France. • Developed, constructed, and supported Ebola quarantine operations for more than 300 Soldiers returning from Africa.• Trained over 100 Soldiers the Combat LifeSaver Course (CLS) for emergency trauma care.

Tasked with running and supporting a medical clinic that treated both Soldiers and civilians alike (American or Romanian) that received regular traffic for military units flying to and from Afghanistan during Operation Enduring Freedom.• Evaluated, treated, and prescribed medical care to hundreds of soldiers under the care of a physician.• Recommended as the "best medic" to go to for medical evaluation by other Soldiers. • Instructed multiple medical classes to fellow medical peers.• Purchased, organized, and disseminated medical supplies as designated supply leader amounting to more than $50,000.• Coordinated medical services with private and public medical institutions throughout the Constanta, Romania area.• Evaluated, sustained, and improved evacuation and emergency medical protocols.• Volunteered time to visit Romanian orphanages as an American liaison during the weekends.

Medical Evacuation Teams are responsible for providing emergency medical care and evacuation during training and deployed settings to higher medical care from the point of injury or illness. Team services evacuated to and from affiliated Role 2 Care capable of emergency surgery, dental, and radiology procedures.• Studied diligently under experienced medics to further understand roles and refine medical skills.• Participated in multiple Best Warrior Competitions against Soldiers with 3+ years of experience.• Won the 2014 30th Medical Brigade Best Warrior Competition and was awarded Soldier of the Year of more than 5,000 Soldiers.• Achieved 4th place in 21st TSC Division Best Warrior Competition of more than 16,000 Soldiers.

The US Army Healthcare Specialist, commonly known as the Combat Medic, is the organization's second largest military occupation specialty. Primary responsibilities include providing emergency medical care - whether deployed or in peaceful zones - performing limited primary care, supporting higher medical care and military training, and supervise and/or support emergency evacuation. Advanced Individual Training is approximately 16 weeks long.• Averaged grading scores higher than 94%, ranking in the top 5% of the class.• Sustained high physical training scores, above 270/300.• Provided additional tutoring during the weekends (free time) to more than 10 trainees.• Recruited to become a Flight Medic after graduation, where only 5 out of more than 200 applicants were chosen (due to 2013 government furlough, classes were cancelled)

Commonly known as "Boot Camp," Basic Training is the initial entry training for all civilians seeking to graduate as Soldiers in the Army. Typically lasting about 10 weeks, it is designed to develop teamwork, discipline, and fundamental Army values in preparation for representing the best of what the United States has to offer.• Received promotion prior to Basic Training supporting leadership recruitment (to Private E-2)• Collaborated with trainees in developing the best teams in competition with other soldiers.• Excelled in stressful environments and situations.• Maintained a positive attitude throughout the training, no matter how difficult it got.• Sought team readiness and cooperation to accomplish duties, above all else.