Tactical Combat Casualty Care instructor with secondary duties as a high threat driving, weapons, and air advisor instructor.

Mitigation of hazardous materials situations, structural and brush/forest fire extinguishment, community education/outreach by preparing citizens to prevent fire damage by developing and conducting educational and training programs, emergency management preplanning and damage control, communication with local, county, and state authorities, ensuring operation of equipment by completing preventive maintenance requirements, following manufacturer’s instructions, and troubleshooting malfunctions, maintaining operations by following policies and procedures and reporting needed changes, maintaining technical knowledge by attending educational workshops, studying publications, and participating in scheduled drills, ensuring availability of water at fire scene by testing hydrants, requesting and expediting repairs, and verifying repairs, and prevention of fire damage by conducting surveys and inspections for hazards and enforcing codes.

Provide medical services to various commands of the Navy and Marine Corps in a worldwide operational environment, conduct technical and administrative medical assistance supporting the mission and functions of field units, maintain field treatment facilities rendering routine medical and emergency care to unit personnel and combatants, coordinate and perform medical and casualty evacuation procedures, ensure the observance of field sanitary and preventive medicine measures supporting force health protection, provide assistance in the maintenance of environmental and occupational health standards and in Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) casualties and other contingencies, assist with the procurement and distribution of related supplies and equipment for peacetime use and in combat areas, conduct health and medical education training programs, provide technical and administrative assistance to support the mission and functions of Navy and Marine Corps field units, assist with the procurement and distribution of related supplies and equipment for peacetime use and in combat areas, augment and assist medical personnel in providing emergency medical care to field or combat casualties, field sanitary measures, and medical/casualty evacuation procedures, conduct health and dental education training programs supporting force health protection, and perform supervisory, technical, planning, and management functions in support of medical readiness and quality healthcare delivery.

Fieldcraft Survival Instructor for the 421st Combat Training Squadron specializing in Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) and High Threat Driving maneuvers in varied environments. Instruct on critical skills and field survival elements to ensure increased mission success and survivability of all US Air Force students attending the 10 day course. Well versed in instructing non-combat career field troops on Urban movement and maneuvers, weapons systems and operability, team tactics, communications, land navigation, and counter IED measures.

Mitigation of hazardous materials situations, structural and brush/forest fire extinguishment, community education/outreach by preparing citizens to prevent fire damage by developing and conducting educational and training programs, emergency management preplanning and damage control, communication with local, county, and state authorities, ensuring operation of equipment by completing preventive maintenance requirements, following manufacturer’s instructions, and troubleshooting malfunctions, maintaining operations by following policies and procedures and reporting needed changes, maintaining technical knowledge by attending educational workshops, studying publications, and participating in scheduled drills, ensuring availability of water at fire scene by testing hydrants, requesting and expediting repairs, and verifying repairs, and prevention of fire damage by conducting surveys and inspections for hazards and enforcing codes.

Monitored and operated multiple police and fire frequencies, monitored and operated silent alarm panels and notify responsible parties, provided the public with basic instructions to safeguard persons in hazardous conditions prior to the arrival of trained fire/police personnel (i.e.; CPR, Heimlich, Emergency childbirth, etc.), communicated pertinent information via integrated communication systems utilizing multi-channel emergency radios, multi-line telephone communication systems, teletype and facsimile equipment, operated CAD and Positron equipment, conducted inquiries on individuals using federal law enforcement wanted persons/warrants databases, issued, tracked, and maintained case incident numbers, logs, and other records relating to emergency responses, Dispatched police officers and fire personnel to emergency calls for service, researched information for police officers and detectives upon request, monitored and responded to all radio transmissions from police and fire personnel, Used FCIC/NCIC and Enhanced 911 information systems, gathered information and sent out AMBER Alerts, transmitted pertinent information (aka BOLOs) via radio to police officers, maintained logs and records for tow trucks, criminal case files, and FDLE, contacted and dispatched FPL, Red Cross, People's Gas, TECO, Public Works, etc.

Operating emergency vehicles safely and proficiently, responding to call-outs from dispatcher, assessing patients' conditions and responsiveness to interventions, assessing nature and extent of emergency situations, and need for additional assistance, mitigating incidents by helping to control crowds, protecting valuables and performing other duties, assisting other emergency medical personnel with administering Advanced Life Support, organizing reception of patients at medical treatment facilities, liaising with healthcare facilities regarding patients' vital statistics, maintaining vehicles, stations, and communication and medical equipment, completing patient care reports and other documentation, complying with applicable policies and procedures, SOPs and medical protocols.

Intern with the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office. I worked directly under Det Sgt Teresa Wilbert of the Special Prosecutions Bureau. I handled mostly financial crimes and public corruption cases all across Monmouth County. I also worked with Sex Crimes and Major Crimes on request. As an Intern I worked in collaboration with all detective branches of the MCPO, as well as the Trial Division, allowing me to both help prep for the trial with the investigation, as well as witness the success of the Trial Division in court. I spent countless hours reviewing/auditing financial records and security footage in support of criminal prosecution proceedings.