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Calvert City, Ky

Plan, schedule, and oversee the day-to-day operations of the branch, maintaining the necessary operational systems and procedures while adhering to limitations, controls, and safety policies, ensuring the most effective and profitable utilization of the facility, equipment, and manpower. Manage 1 Service Writer, 2 Environmental Technicians, 7 Mechanics, and 9 Wash Rack Technicians over 3 shifts, to include vacation scheduling and overtime on weekends and holidays. Ensure safety and DOT/OSHA regulations are followed at all times. Conduct periodic/incident-based performance evaluations when needed. Adhere to corporate budget, maintaining accounts payable and receivable, while making operational decisions that positively impact financial reults.

Calvert City, Kentucky

Scheduled, assigned, and invoiced tractor and trailer repairs and internal tank washes, ensuring work was completed correctly and efficiently while achieving a high level of customer satisfaction. Managed 7 Mechanics and 9 Wash Rack Technicians' daily productivity over 3 shifts, ensuring safety and DOT/OSHA regulations were adhered to at all times. Regulated and approved the acquisition, disposition, and transfer of equipment and parts, maintaining an inventory worth over $70,000, guaranteeing our Mechanics could complete repairs in a timely manner.

Greater Nashville Area, Tn

Benton, Ky

Directed assembly operations, based on supervisor emphasis, to ensure deadlines are met and customer satisfaction is achieved; frequently assembling multiple jobs simultaneously. Prepared work by studying assembly instructions, blueprint specifications, and parts lists; gathered parts, subassemblies, tools, and materials; finished parts by drilling, tapping, sanding, and painting. Assembleed components by examining connections for correct fit; fastening parts and subassemblies; resolved assembly problems by altering dimensions to meet specifications.

Fort Campbell, Kentucky

Served as the Brigade Medical Operations Director for the 1st Brigade Combat Team (Bastogne), 101st Airborne Division (AASLT) assisting in planning, organizing, and coordinating unit medical operations. Advised the Brigade Surgeon and Staff on current and future employment of the unit medical elements while monitoring the medical readiness, operational, and training status of the unit. Supervised clinical activities in 6 aid stations and 1 medical treatment facility. Mentored and trained 10 Junior Medical Supervisors. Responsible for maintenance and serviceability of one facility and assigned equipment.

Army Logistics University

Graduate of the Logistics Captain's Career Course, one of the most comprehensive advanced courses in the Army, focused on training/ instruction in policies, leadership, personnel functions, planning, and executing multi-functional logistical tasks and assignments.

Charleston, West Virginia Area

Served as the Medical Recruiting Center Director/ Healthcare Recruiter that covered the largest geographical area in the Military District of Washington Medical Recruiting Company. Charleston Medical Recruiting Center covers most of West Virginia and parts of Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia, totaling over 37,419 square miles, including 109 hospitals, 5 professional and 26 undergraduate colleges and universities, one Military Entrance Processing Station, and numerous professional medical societies. Responsible for all active duty and reserve medical recruiting activities and supervision of 7 Non-commissioned Officers. Maintained accountability and quality control of all resources and property valued at over $300,000, to include 6 government vehicles. Established a climate which fostered teamwork and integrity while building mission accomplishment. Ensured welfare and safety of all assigned personnel and their Families.

Fort Polk, Louisiana

Served as the Executive Officer for the 85 Soldier Brigade Support Medical Company in 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division (Light). Resourced all company operations. Responsible for the accountability and maintenance of over 6.5 million dollars worth of equipment including tactical vehicles, medical equipment sets, small arms, and communication systems. Oversaw the company's administrative and supply requirements in order to ensure its sustained ability to provide Role II Combat Health Support (CHS) and Force Health Protection (FHP) while deployed and in garrison. Developed, counseled, and mentored subordinate personnel. Assisted in developing plans, orders, and training. Managed the Command Supply Discipline Program and the Command Maintenance Program. Served as the commander in his absence.

Fort Polk, Louisiana/ Afghanistan

Served as the Platoon Supervisor of an 18 Soldier Headquarters Platoon within the Brigade Support Medical Company of 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division (Light) both in garrison and deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom XI. Executed brigade medical logistics plans including requesting, requisitioning, and distributing medical supplies and equipment to over 30 customers, serving over 3,500 Soldiers. Responsible for the accountability and maintenance of command post equipment, vehicles, power generation, communication, and automation valued in excess of 4.2 million dollars. Served as the Treatment Supervisor Leader for 2 months while transitioning to the Executive Officer position.

Benton, Kentucky

Enlisted in the Kentucky Army National Guard in May 2006 as a Health Care Specialist. Upon completion of basic combat training and advanced individual training, I served as the unit's only medic until contracting with the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) at Murray State University in November 2007. While in ROTC, I participated in the Simultaneous Membership Program as a member of the same National Guard unit performing duties as both a Platoon Supervisor and Health Care Specialist until I graduated and entered onto active duty in May 2009.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Biology/Biological Sciences, General

Activities and Societies: ROTC; Intramural sports: flag football, basketball, and softball

Associate Of Science (A.S.)

Logistics Captains Career Course

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