Basic Combat Training - 200992A - Automated Logistical Specialist School - 201025C - Radio Operator/Maintainer School - 201191B - Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic School - 2013Operation Enduring Freedom Deployment - 2014-2015Basic Leadership Course - 2015Chemical Platoon Sergeant - 2015-2017Advanced Leadership Course - Army Logistics University - 2018Military Intelligence Platoon Sergeant - 2019First Army Academy - Observer Coach/Trainer Course - 2019SHARP Foundation Course - Victim Advocate - 2019USAR Security Manager Course - 2020Master Fitness Course - 2022Senior Leadership Course - 2022Repair and Utilities Course - 2023

• Perform analysis of 120th Infantry Brigade budget requests, current and historical data to assist Operational Command in making funding decisions.• Review and coordinate financial obligations, payments, adjustments, and receivables for the 120th Infantry Brigade financial program.• Review projected expenditures and changes to program funding to ensure compliance with budgetary guidance.• Provide budget interpretation and advice to supervisors and managers, to help prioritize budget requirements.• Meet with brigade and battalion leadership to support personnel to coordinate budget requirements and resolve problems relating to funding or financial matters.• Review unit and office budget submissions for reasonableness, accuracy, and conformance with procedures and JTR guidelines.• Provide technical and administrative supervision to fellow colleagues.

• Serves as a part-time assistant to the Operations & Admin Offices; Created drafts for approval; training directives, operations orders and analysis of various training reports; procures, designs, produces and distributes to subordinate units a variety of training aids for the efficient operations and training of subordinate units; prepares routine correspondence and drafts replies on more complicated matter for approval; monitors, reviews, and analyzes all training and readiness reports from subordinate units; provides assistance and guidance in the preparation for and successful accomplishment of unit training.

• Support continuous victim support throughout the process.• Provides all information to the victim so that he/she can make the best decision.• Serve as liaison between victim and service providers.• Support through initial/ongoing investigation.• Support through court proceedings.• Conduct annual sexual assault training and pre-deployment sexual assault briefs for commands (UVA).• Reports directly to Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC) for Victim Advocate duties.• UVA provides victim support until able to conduct a warm hand off to an Installation Victim Advocate.• Facilitates Monthly Case Status Updates.• Available to respond 24/7.

Organizational Defense Travel Administrator - ODTA on the Defense Travel System team in Mobilization and Demobilization Operations Center at Fort Hood, TX.Provide customer service 24/7 to any incoming unit to North Fort Hood and work to provide professional services with training and mission support requests.

•Traveled to different hospitals to deliver different types of surgical inventory for any specific surgery.•Maintained 100% inventory on all surgical pieces in the warehouse.•Managed over $5 million dollars in medical equipment inventory.

•Took over the responsibilities of the Bio-Medical Parts Clerk and continued to ensure the missions success within the Bio-Medical department.•Learned the ins and outs of the global military medical software system and became a subject matter expert in a short time. •Traveled to different countries to train other military branches hospitals on the medical software system, and connecting all POCs through different forms of military communication.•Created Manifest for medical shipments on Air Force planes, delivering throughout the AE.

• Drove manual civilian trucks transporting medical supplies between bases through Qatari highways.• Coordinated drive teams, and mapped local routes to use - including routes for any type of emergency.

• Created document packets (Customs, Shipping & Packing Label, Security Memos) for each medical material item being transported to an airline, between military bases.• Load vehicles with pallets by using forklifts, and securing the material with ratchet straps to the vehicle.

•Identified, observed and apprehended individuals for committing theft by shoplifting. •Represented the company to law enforcement and to courts during the prosecution of shoplifters. •Investigated and controlled internal theft by participating in store shortage reduction meetings, and including working in partnership with specific departments. •Maintained building security. Open and closed the building when needed. Responded to building alarm calls.

• 147 Personal Apprehensions (Internal & External) Worked with neighboring retails, local law enforcement, and emergency services on establishing specific response plans on crisis events, crime trends and events. •Attended and participated in leadership meetings on recent shrink issues and opportunities.•Lead safe, secure, and profitable training for all of my AP department. •Trained all the employees in the store on noticing shrink issues and fraud incidents. •Conducted investigations on internal and external theft.

•Provided a welcoming and safe shopping experience for customers. •Monitored merchandise entering and leaving the store entrances/exits. •Apprehended shoplifters, respond to emergency situations, administered first aid, and always held a professional manner. •Talk shrink plans to each department to keep employees aware to reduce company loss and account for inventory.

•Volunteered at the Special Olympics Pennsylvania at Villanova University•Helped organize events to benefit various causes such as cancer research and UNICEF•Worked with the Chester Pike Rotary Club to organize and execute a car wash to benefit the eradication of polio (raised $1,000 in donations)•Helped organize and supervise Pennies for Patients at Ridley High School to benefit The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (raised $3,000 in donations)