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I started as a Corrections Officer for the Lucas County Sheriff's Office in July 2003 after I served in the United States MArine Corps from April 2000 thru July 2002. As a Corrections Officer, I was responsible for the safety of the inmates in my assigned area for that shift. I primally worked 2nd shift (1600 - 0000 hours) until I was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in August of 2012. I was then put in charge of 1st shift (0630 - 1430 hours). I had over 40 Officers in my care and control and up to 450 inmates under my care during my shift. I was responsible for giving the Officers their post assignments for the day, maintain all the daily paperwork, break up any fights between inmates and inmates and Officers. I was also in charge of organizing dally civilian contractors, attorneys and visitors into the Corrections Center.

• Oversaw control center, monitoring inmates, visitors and employees for signs of suspicious behavior.
• Assigned officer tasks such as cleaning cells and stocking clean laundry to keep prison running efficiently.
• Coordinated responses to emergency situations arising in different prison locations.
• Verified all prison visitors carried proper identification and had no contraband before entering institution.
• Handled inmate counts and searches for missing inmates.
• Inspected housing cells and directed teams completing in-depth searches for contraband or damage.
• Completed daily work report sheets and delegated tasks to employees.
• Participated in continuous improvement by generating suggestions, engaging in problem-solving activities to support teamwork.
• Quickly learned new skills and applied them to daily tasks, improving efficiency and productivity.
• Oversaw daily operations to ensure high levels of productivity.
• Used Microsoft Word and other software tools to create documents and other communications.
• Improved operations through consistent hard work and dedication.

• Consulted with insurance company representatives to complete claims processing, resolve concerns and reconcile payments.
• Communicated with patients to collect information about prescriptions and medical conditions or arrange consultations with pharmacists.
• Counted, measured, and compounded medications following standard procedures.
• Provided consultations and answered inquiries from patients, healthcare professionals and physicians regarding drugs, potential side effects and specified use.
• Counted, measured and compounded medications following standard procedures.
• Counted and labeled prescriptions with correct item and quantity.
• Verified patient data and billing information to discover and resolve erroneous bills due to system errors.
• Restocked pharmacy shelves with current merchandise to drive consistent peripheral sales.
• Reviewed and verified customer information and insurance provider information.
• Maintained proper drug storage procedures, registries, and records for controlled drugs.
• Performed various pharmacy operational activities with strong commitment to accuracy, efficiency and service quality.
• Answered incoming phone calls and addressed questions from customers and healthcare providers.
• Stocked, labeled and inventoried medication to keep accurate records.

• As a Member of 2nd Battalion 10th Marines 2nd Marine Davison I was responsible for all equipment (weapons, chairs, batteries).
• I was in charge of making sure equipment was maintained and accounted for at all times.
• I passed 3 Commanding Generals inspections of my duties of responsibility.
• While assigned toto 2nd Battalion, I was also in charged of the ordering system used at the time called Atlass II.
• I was Honorably Discharged with the rank of E-3.
• Honorably Discharged with the rank of E-3.