Support the Branch Director with warehouse personnel, JFO personnel, and logistics personnel coordination on the Organizational Chart for DR 4614 NJ and 4615 NY.Responsible for tracking fleet vehicles, using records management systems, ensuring proper fleet maintenance, and responding to fleet-related requests and concerns.Responsible for the staffing of all DRCs in New Jersey and New York, Responsible for Evaluations for Logistic Personnel.Worked alongside DRC managers to staff personnel responsible for 145’s for the DRCs in 4614 and 4615. Provided logistical support to 26 DRC’s (NY/NJ) with a total of 60+ individuals. In charge of all logistical staff movement in the 4614 and 4615. Maintain staff records in NJ and NY in collaboration with DTS. Responsible for tracking staff demobilization, rotation, and non-rotation requests, oversaw the assigning of all Logistic personnel.Coordinate setting up DRCs mobile offices near affected communities. Responsible for DPEs for Logistic staff, as well as the POC (Point of Contact) for incoming staff in New York and New Jersey.

Working in conjunction with Government and Local Officials for the State of Georgia in the development and transitioning of the Georgia World Congress Center into a fully functioning Hospital for patients suffering from COVID19.Provide a broad range of coordination and administrative support to Supply Department.Gather and maintain department reporting data and documentation for weekly reports to Station Management and Logistics Department.Manage and track labor allocations for all Supply department personnel.Provide staff and all supervisors with a single point of contact for coordination, planning, and scheduling.Update, maintain and create training materials, slides, handouts, etc. for presentation and distribution.Ensures all departmental documentation and standard operations procedures (SOP’s) are effectively trained to tracked and documented.Responsible for implementing, maintaining, scheduling and presenting a consistent safe workplace program that is cascaded to all Supply work centersMaintain and track all safety records and training requirements for personnel.Maintain emergency documentation, vessel operations organization charts, and contact lists.Assist and work with vessel operation planning, setup, take down and reporting.Coordinate meetings arranges appointments and events as required by Supply management.Coordinate incoming staff documentation, packets and training schedules and greets staff upon arrival.Maintain a proactive approach to problem solving and informational gathering, identifies and recommends neededchanges to supply department management.Interact with others in a professional manner, whether by telephone, e-mail, or in-person.Operate personal tablets/computer and utilizes software programs, spreadsheets, databases, and perform report running, records search, data input, and data corrections.

Supervised, trained, provided work direction and coordinated efforts of 8-12 team members for specimen handling of Infectious and Zoonotic Diseases and data entry operations. Research and drafting of Standard Operating Procedures for CDC's Bio-repository, along with the National Health and Nutrition Examination survey. Provide technical support including data analysis and reporting, ensuring quality control of the laboratory outputs as well as quality assurance. Health and Safety standards are upheld, including the wearing of PPE, hazards are identified and minimized. Accident and near miss reporting processes. Critiques procedures, solve problems, and makes recommendations to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of processes. Maintained a 96% twenty-four-hour turnaround time, while sustaining accurate test results and no incidences of test recalls. Accurately completed assignments, general duties increasing overall efficiency by 45%. Performed physical inventory in BSL2 Liquid Nitrogen and Mechanical Freezers. Collect and record inventory data for HIV, STD's, and all Infectious Diseases within the BSL2 laboratory. Maintains computer records in Lab Vantage. Work in the Mycotic Branch at the Clifton Campus for the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Responsible for the allocation, accessioning, and aliquoting of the Candidemia Surveillance Isolates. Evaluated processes and outcomes to identify various process and system problems with the newly implemented computer program Lab Vantage. Report system related issues and interact with informatics team to resolve issues with the Lab Vantage System. Monitored trends for proactive development in identifying and addressing potential future issues. Coordinated with CDC Administration and Interdisciplinary Teams in development of new initiatives and services. Increased business through marketing of department services.

Provided specimen management while overseeing the Center for Disease Control and Prevention Chamblee Campus Repositories, as well as collecting and submitting data for Argon and Liquid Nitrogen Tanks located throughout the CDC Chamblee Campus. Oversaw all operational laboratory and administrative functions as a team leader for over 13 years for the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey Project. Monitor customer complaint and patient care issue resolution by being periodically on stand-by during non-business hours to respond to freezer alarms and other emergencies affecting the security of the CASPIR inventory. Monitors state storage systems troubleshoots problems and performs minor maintenance. Collect and prepare specimens and perform laboratory procedures used in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disease. Verify, record and report lab results on all performed tests. Ensure compliance with government requirements and laboratory procedures, including maintaining the cleanliness of lab equipment, instruments and work area. Operated and calibrated an assortment of laboratory/testing equipment and performed various chemical, microscopic and bacteriologic tests. Performed stat and routine testing on a variety of specimens quickly and accurately in BSL2. Maintained lab equipment and troubleshot/resolved instrument problems. Perform the quarantine and disposition of unacceptable products. Ensure products are suitable for release for distribution. Actively participate in problem solving on cross-functional teams. Supervised, trained and coordinated efforts of 6-8 team members for specimen handling, courier and data entry operations. Organized meetings with CDC personnel to coordinate handling of specimens and freezers. Acted as Safety Officer for the facility. Performed quantitative assays for HIV and Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) using polymerase chain reaction PCR0 techniques.

10/2000-08/2002Laboratory Technician, AMERICAN Red Cross• Executed and analyzed tests in areas including chemistry, hematology, urinalysis, serology, histology and bacteriology to aid physicians in diagnosing and treating disease.• Consistently commended for the timely, high-quality completion of both routine and special laboratory assays of patient specimens (including blood and other body fluids, skin scrapings and surgical specimens).• Ensured test-result validity before recording/reporting results, earning a reputation for meticulous attention to detail.• Demonstrated the ability to communicate test results effectively with physicians, pathologists and as a member of interdisciplinary team focused on providing exemplary quality of care.• Evaluated quality control within laboratory using standard laboratory test and measurement controls, and maintained compliance with CLIA, OSHA, safety and risk-management guidelines.• Performed the task of making segments for leukocyte-reduced components, using the tubing from the Leukotrap-SC RC, HermaSure r\LS.• Manufacture, store and distribute blood products. Perform quality control on products, reagents, equipment and various test kits.• Tracks the quantities of QC testing performed to meet ARC and regulatory requirements.