Brian Chin Email & Phone Number

I assisted in the overall safety and security of California State Hospital. I conducted criminal investigations. I responded to calls for assistance from staff. I assisted staff in containing violent patients.

South Bay Area, Ca

Trauma, illness and grief can significantly impact professionals working on the front lines. Issues first responders may experience include Post Traumatic Stress symptoms, the need for specialized trauma communication skills and support with emotions arising from death notifications. Police, fire, paramedic, dispatch, hospital and social services personnel are supported professionally and in their personal lives by the Bay Area Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) Team.The Bay Area CISM Team provides crisis intervention to our community as well. When there has been a death or critical incident in our schools, neighborhoods, businesses or community agencies, we are forever changed. The impact can be far reaching, for both individuals and agencies. The Bay Area CISM Team will respond with immediate support and intervention, provided in both a group and individual setting. Many times, when a crisis occurs, we need to come together as a group who has survived and be with each other in a safe and non-judgmental place to understand that our different stress responses are normal and to give and receive support. Tools for coping are also offered, which can assist the community in building the "New Normal".

San Jose, Ca

The PFLAG Speakers Bureau (PSB) is a volunteer group who speak on panels of about 3-5 people to classes (middle- and high-school, university), civic/community/private organizations and institutions, non-profits, churches etc. about our experiences as LGBT individuals or as the parents of LGBT children. We speak throughout the Bay Area, but mostly in the San Jose area and the peninsula. Panels begin with a brief description and history of PFLAG, then each panelist tells their story (3-5 min each) with the remaining time for Q and A. The PSB mission is to educate, end discrimination & break down stereotypes about the LGBT community. The group belongs to the San Jose/Peninsula PFLAG chapter and represents part of PFLAG's mission focused on education and advocacy.As Coordinator, I set-up and organize speaker panels as requests come in. I also find new speakers and new speaking opportunities. I schedule and conduct new speaker training. I maintin the database for the group too.

Providing those in immediate danger with ability, authority, and information, so that they may make a good decision in the moment is only common sense. And it has always been the basis of the A.L.I.C.E. program. But knowing the Where?, When?, and What? of a proper response does not answer How? This requires some specific, but easy and effective, strategies.As an instructor, I teach the strategies to persons of all ages. The strategies can be employed at corporations, shopping malls, churches, schools, hospitals, and various other places. We work with the administration to modify, create, or enhance the existing plan. Classes can be modified to meet the needs of the institution.For additional information about Response Options & the A.L.i.C.E. program go to www.ROseminars.com.

I am certified to deliver the following awareness level courses:Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings;Prevention & Response to Suicide Bombing Incidents;WMD Radiological/Nuclear Awareness.All class information and content has been created and regulated by DHS. The information is constantly being updated. All training and course materials are provided at no cost to eligable participants. All Participants MUST be U.S. CITIZENS.

Tactical Baton Instructor #34781Tactical Handcuffing Instructor #3385I conduct the 8 hour ASP Baton Certification Course and the 4 hours ASP Basic Handcuffing Certification Course.Each officer completing ASP training will endure the most rigorous curriculum of its type in the world.* This is a program for the street officer. Easy to learn. Effective when used. Defensible in court. ASP techniques are designed to work for all officers, not just those with a high level of physical skill. These are honest techniques. Over a decade of experience has proven that they work on the street, not just in the ideal environment of a classroom or gymnasium.

I assisted the Assistant Director, to plan and facilitate small group meeting for at risk youth. I assisted staff at various events, such as tabeling sessions at local high schools, youth events, and informational panels. Created the multi-media presentation for annual awards ceremony & fundraiser 2007-2011.

San Jose, Ca

I assisted in the overall security of Valley Medical Center facilities and staff. I provided security escorts for patients on Psychiatric holds. I investigated suspicious activities. I enforced parking regulations and issued citations. I was a member of the Campus Defense Team (Crowd control/Riot Team), and Bike Patrol team. I served as a Terrorism Liason Officer. I also worked as a relief dispatcher, utilizing the computer aided dispatch software, two-way radio, & video monitoring equipment.In June 2010, I was promoted to the position of Field Training Officer. In this new capacity, I was assigned to train new recruits. I also assisted in the management of the Field Training Program, and Defensive Tactics Training Program.In February 2011, I was promoted to the position of Corporal. In this capacity, I supervise the shift when there is no Sergeant on duty.In June 2013, I was promoted to the position of Sergeant. In this capacity, I am a full time supervisor.

I was responsible to create and maintain the daily work schedule for clients and employees, including CEO. I also scheduled routine medical tests for clients, and maintained all client medical records. I developed and implemented an inventory tracking program, which resulted in a company reduction of annual loss from ~$300 to $0. I also developed a client tracking process that more quickly and accurately provided client status during the intake process.

I patrolled various accounts within Santa Clara County, during the hours of darkness. I looked for possible illegal activities and safety hazards. I ensured that the facilities were secure and that there were not any unauthorized persons in the facilities. I responded to burglar alarms and noise complaints. I operated a radio dispatched patrol vehicle. I prepared nightly activity reports for each account, in addition to incident reports when required. I performed welfare checks on stationary guards stationed within my beat areas.

I was assigned to the Main County Jail Facility. I was responsible for maintaining the security of the facility. I conducted hourly inmate welfare checks. I prepared crime reports and incident reports when necessary. I conducted perimeter security checks during the hours of darkness. I assisted in the feeding of inmates. I processed inmates for intake and release. I used the jail’s computer system to book inmates, maintain and update inmate records, and access inmate court dates.

I worked the retail area of the shop. I was required to have knowledge of many types of firearms. I instructed people in basic firearm handling and safety. I maintained the functionality of the rental firearms. I processed orders for customers. I received and processed shipments. I assisted customers with questions they had regarding various firearms, offering suggestions and advice.

Education record

Activities and Societies: Basic Critical Incident Stress Managament Training, Advanced Critical Incident Stress Management Training

Police Sciences

Activities and Societies: POST FTO training, POST Basic Academy Recertification

Police Sciences

Activities and Societies: POST Basic Police Academy, Terrorism Liason Officer TrainingDean's List

Ba, Psychology

Minor: Philosophy

Statistics

Education record