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Asheville, Nc, Us

Asheville, North Carolina, United States

Provided training and technical assistance on developing preparedness plans to over 18 counties within the region.Advised local health departments on policy and procedures available for the implementation of the national planning framework, ICS/NIMS & HSEEP principles and practices.Provided reports on outcomes achieved including document preparation, documenting training provided at monthly preparedness coordinator meetings and integrating results into the overall regional project map.Developed and maintained the regional preparedness work plan which is based on assessment data, best practices in preparedness planning and aligned with local priorities and state and federal reporting requirements.Developed, maintained, and disseminated NC Public Health Plans and update as necessary.Collaborated with local and state officials to integrate public health plans, training, and exercises with other agencies.Developed and maintained partnerships between local public health and emergency management personnel to facilitate plan development, exercises, trainings and response coordination at local level.Planed and coordinated regional disaster training, exercises, and after action reports.Developed and executed the coordination and synchronization of training and exercise activities within the region including the development and maintenance of an annual meeting calendar.Served as a point of contact for communications between the state and local and regional level.Responded at the request of NC DPH to assist Local Health Departments in the coordination of resources.

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States

Jacksonville, North Carolina, United States

Jacksonville, North Carolina

Developed and managed the installation protection exercises for the east region Marine Corps installations, maintained liaison with regional and installation Emergency Managers, emergency response agencies, and federal, state and local agencies.Utilized the Homeland Security Exercise Evaluation Program doctrine to plan, develop, coordinate, execute, and evaluate established protection plans, policies, and procedures aboard multiple federal installations.Participated in working groups and operations advisory groups with federal, state and local agencies to refine installation protection, mission assurance and emergency management.Developed a strategic exercise development and execution plan that effectively tests and evaluates current emergency response plans and policies; identified areas of improvement in emergency response procedures; and developed recommendations to improve emergency preparedness.Conducted, managed, and directed various categories of exercises in a wide array of field and professional environments in order to obtain real time data during simulated emergency incident responses to facilitate improvements to the protection program.Served as a subject matter expert on matters involving installation protection requirements, policy, and procedure.Acted as a direct representative of the Commander, Marine Corps Installations Command and was the main component for analyzing, evaluating, and improving the requirements and policies for the emergency response plans within MCICOM.Provided policy evaluation and improvement through conducting exercises, preforming comprehensive evaluations, and developing an in-depth review and improvement report .Prepared detailed briefs, briefed installation leadership and emergency response agencies regarding trends and emerging best practices.

Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

Planned, coordinated, and conducted annual law enforcement training through formal lectures, practical application exercises, and live-fire range use.Instructed, evaluated, and certified military and federal civilian law enforcement professionals in the use of applicable federal and local laws.Certified federal law enforcement personnel in CPR/First Aid, emergency response procedures, defensive tactics, quarterly firearms qualifications, and the appropriate use of force.

Lancaster, California

Participated in college governance, committees and task forces.Directly involved in the evaluation, analysis, revision and development of curriculum and instructional methodologies to improve student learning.Supervised student conduct in the classroom, on the campus, and at off campus school related functions.Carried out leadership responsibilities through direct supervision of faculty members, classroom observation, and faculty evaluations in accordance with the organization’s policies and procedures.Monitored and assured program compliance with all applicable state regulations for criminal justice programs.Project management: project plans; coordinates projects; communicates changes and progress; completes projects on time and within budget; manages project team activities.

Camp Lejeune

Meticulously instructed trough podium lectures and teaching through hands on instruction and demonstration of students in the proper and safe execution of all tactical rope insertion techniques resulting in over 115 certified Helicopter Rappelling and Suspension Techniques masters. This certification includes 14 knots and 14 rope systems that are capable of rigging multiple static platforms and rotary wing aircraft platforms.

Camp Lejeune

The subject matter expert in all areas of Non-Lethal Weapons and Tactics, and procedures in accordance with Marine Corps doctrine and policies. Coordinated, scheduled, and supervised all training courses through inter office interactions, outside asset use and scheduling and direct supervision of asset use resulting in a 100% complete certification of over 2500 students that attending the training seminar. Supervised and certified assistant instructors though a professional and formal evaluation of teaching ability and continuous review of all instructional material resulting in a 100% trained and qualified instructing staff. Monitored existing and emerging non-lethal tactics and technology through interagency communication, research, evaluation and then incorporated all pertinent information into the program resulting in a training program that was ahead of the current requirements.

•Re-designed, oversaw and executed a vigorous training program that in a 100% complete certification of over 2,500 students through inter-office interactions, outside asset use and scheduling.•Certified assistant instructors though a formal evaluation w/ continuous review of all instruction material.•Maintained and accounted for over 1 million dollars of training equipment with Zero loss.•Designed a robust security design for two separate combat outposts during combat operations in Iraq that safeguarded over 1,800 service members, tactical and computer equipment, and COMSEC assets.•Implemented and oversaw this security program that ensured a zero loss of any sensitive or key assets during a 6 month period that required frequent travel outside secured areas covering over 16,600 miles.•Supervised and developed a team of 45 service members that successfully completed a 6 month training program in 4 months in preparation to deploy in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.•Handpicked to provide mentoring that ensured the security team was properly trained on the latest COMSEC protocols, personnel tracking and communication, as well as asset security and protection.•Directly supervised a team that monitored all contractors and personnel to ensure adherence to all security protocols with in the installation that included access to Level III protected presidential assets and aircraft.•Briefed security improvements to flight operations and security operations section heads based on regular reviewed security protocols, which identified weak points within the security systems.•Managed security teams that provided authorized personnel access to key areas in accordance with federal regulations and maintained track of all pertinent DoD security clearances and access rosters. •Continuously monitored an extensive Intrusion Detection Alarm System (IDS) for any unauthorized access to all sensitive areas that included the periodic changing of security access codes and locks.

Camp Pendleton, Ca

Teach and certify students in the instruction of the known distance, unknown distance and tactical engagement phases of the Marine Corps Marksmanship Program in the qualification and requalification of small arms. Coordinated all required company assets to conduct live fire range operations, resulting in over 50 certified enhanced marksmanship instructors.

Provide for public safety by maintaining order, responding to emergencies, protecting people and property, enforcing motor vehicle and criminal laws, and promoting good community relations. Recorded facts in an inter-service computer database to prepare reports that documented incidents and activities. Monitor, note, report, and investigate suspicious persons and situations, safety hazards, and unusual or illegal activity in patrol area. Identify, pursue, and arrest suspects and perpetrators of criminal acts. Patrol specific area on foot and motorized conveyance, responding promptly to calls for assistance. Review facts of incidents to determine if criminal act or statute violations were involved. Render aid to accident victims and other persons requiring first aid for physical injuries. Investigate traffic accidents and other accidents to determine causes and to determine if a crime has been committed. Testify in court to present evidence or act as witness in traffic and criminal cases. Photograph or draw diagrams of crime or accident scenes and interview principals and eyewitnesses.

Master'S Degree, Cyber Security And Information Assurance

The Master of Science in Cyber Security and Information Assurance is a professional degree for those who endeavor through technical.

Bachelor'S Degree, Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration, 3.55 Gpa

The general field referred to as Administration of Justice is directed toward the prevention, discovery, control and treatment of crimes.