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Co-owner of ResDecon, LLC. Our business performed crime and trauma scene cleanup, human decomposition cleanup, and other biohazard and specialty cleanup to include but not limited to hoarding houses, clandestine drug labs, and bulk debris removal. We also offered REO (foreclosure) property services, in which we repaired and restored REO properties for property owners so that they could sell the property. We also performed upkeep and maintenance on the properties until they were sold. As a side branch of our property services, we also offered handyman services for anybody needing smaller, one-time, work performed on their property.COVID-19 caused the business to get slow and my business partner decided that she did not want to do the business anymore. I was unable to handle everything on my own, and although I still do a job from time to time when someone that we did work for in the past or someone refers me to somebody needing a little work done calls, the company is basically closed down.

Got laid off due to COVID-19 related cutbacks • Every day I was responsible for 4,500 meals, on average, coming from production to the freezer.• I had to ensure the product was not broken before packing and then again before distributing to the stores. Each crate had to be dated properly and tracked so no product being sent out was more than a week old at most. Product was shipped out on a first in – first out rotation.• I was responsible for keeping inventory numbers of exactly how many, and what kind of meals, were in each store and how many of each meal, 1-16, we had in the freezer at the production facility and at the freezer storage facility every day.• Responsible for using inventory numbers and sales from the day before, along with formulas to estimate probable sales of the next day, in order to determine what stores needed what number of each meal delivered to them before opening each day so as to ensure product was not only fresh and available, but no single meal would sell out and be unavailable for that day.• I also had to pallet certain crates of product and have those pallets delivered to the freezer storage facility for bulk deliveries as needed.• I was responsible for overseeing the assistants in my department, ensuring any counts they performed were correct and accurate, ensure the speed and quality of their work was acceptable, and train any new employees of my department as needed.

Left because of family having to relocate across the state in order to help care for some elderly family members who were having health issues. Wife had also transferred to Fort Smith with her company. Responsible for all aspects of the EMT-B and Paramedic programs at EACC. Handle all administrative duties and be the lead instructor for the paramedic program. Also, perform duties of the Clinical Coordinator. Accomplishments while in this position included bringing the program off of probationary status, which it was in when I took over the program, to regaining full state and national accreditation for the first time in 5 years before I took over. Program standing was improved so much that I got a full 5 year accreditation for the program for the first time in its existence.

Left because of a medical problem that caused me to go on disability for 3 months, and then I was offered the Program Director position at EACC when I was cleared to go back to work. Serving as a Paramedic providing pre-hospital emergency care and transportation in Wynne, AR, Cross County, and occasionally West Memphis, AR and Crittenden County periodically in conjunction with the area fire departments.• Consistently praised for efficient and professional handling of patient care and daily duties.

Left for an offer of increased salary, better benefits, and assignment to a station within 1 mile of my house Serving as a Paramedic providing pre-hospital emergency care and transportation in West Memphis, AR and Crittenden County periodically in conjunction with the area fire departments.• Consistently praised for efficient and professional handling of patient care and daily duties.

Left for an offer of increased salary and better benefits Serving as a Paramedic providing pre-hospital emergency care and transportation in Wynne, AR and Cross County periodically in conjunction with the area fire departments.• Consistently praised for efficient and professional handling of patient care and daily duties.

Worked only part-time, as a second job, for the entire time I worked with this company. Left when my family relocated to Arkansas Serving as a Paramedic providing pre-hospital emergency care and transportation in Pryor, OK and Mayes County periodically in conjunction with the area fire departments.• Consistently praised for efficient and professional handling of patient care and daily duties.

Worked as a field training officer after being promoted within the first 2 months of working for the company. Left due to the company getting in trouble for actions that the upper management was doing that I did not want to be associated with. There eventually was a federal investigation brought upon the company because of misuse of tax payer money and possible embezzlement at the director level. I didn’t want to be associated with the legal issues, although it had nothing to do with me personally, because as the workers that the public interacted with all of the time, each of us was developing a bad reputation based on the stuff that was being discovered by the investigation. Serving as a Paramedic providing pre-hospital emergency care and transportation in Tulsa, OK and Tulsa County in conjunction with the area fire departments.• Consistently praised for efficient and professional handling of patient care and daily duties.

Left to relocate back to where I grew up in Tulsa, OK. I was also offered a better pay rate. I mostly decided to relocate back to Tulsa to be closer to my family and help take care of my father who was battling cancer. Serving as a Paramedic providing pre-hospital emergency care and transportation in Phoenix metro area in conjunction with the area fire departments.• Consistently praised for efficient and professional handling of patient care and daily duties.

Worked as an independent contractor residential insurance inspector that did inspections on residential property for numerous different insurance providers. Left when I went to medical school because I did not have time to work while I was in school. Property and Casualty Surveys of the Southwest, Inc - Phoenix, AZServed as an independent contractor performing personal lines and high value residential insurance inspections and surveys in the greater Phoenix area.