Senior Consultant Watch Officer/Operations Analyst Resume Example Bickford Senior Living

SENIOR CONSULTANT WATCH OFFICER/OPERATIONS ANALYST

Summary

Successful and reliable professional with 17 + years experience in large scale operational environments, driven to manage costs and establish strategic, mutually beneficial partnerships and relationships with users. Maximize bottom line performance through, leadership building and retaining high performance individuals and teams, developing and motivating skilled professionals in a safe and positive environment throughout the U.S. Army. Offering top-quality customer service and security operations. Producing a safe environment for customers and staff by providing personal and asset protection via advance security, detail inspections, investigations, and emergency response. Accounted for the safety of equipment valued at $600,000+. Secured the personal safety, training, and performance of forty five U.S. Army soldiers. Proved security response with tenacity, endurance, and dedication by remaining of sound mind and proving to be a leader during challenging times in Macedonia, Kosovo, and Afghanistan.

Skill Highlights

Diversified skill sets including critical thinking, data analysis, creating accurate, small business development, project management, leadership/communication skills, market research and analysis and detailed documentation, supervision of staff and individuals in the community, curriculum development as well as policy development and implementation. Proficient in office technology software. Demonstrated ability to learn new systems and procedures working in team or independent settings. My goal is to achieve a high level of professional practice where I will be able to make a difference within an organization.

Core Accomplishments

Course IS-800 NRP (3 Feb 2009) describes how the Federal Government will work in concert with State, local, and tribal governments and the private sector to respond to disasters.
This course introduces the National Response Plan (NRP).
It is intended for DHS and other Federal staff responsible for implementing the NRP, and Tribal, State, local and private sector emergency management professionals.
Training FEMA Course IS 702 NMIS Public Information Systems (9 Feb 2009) Describes key concepts and principles of NIMS and the benefits of using the system for domestic incident response.
Training FEMA Course IS 200 ICS (28 Jan 2009) Designed to enable personnel to operate efficiently during an incident or event within the Incident Command System (ICS).
It provides training on and resources for personnel who are likely to assume a supervisory position within the ICS.
Training FEMA Course IS 00242.a ICS (15 Nov 2011) Effective Communication Training FEMA Course IS 00100.aSCa ICS (15 Nov 2011) Introduction to Incident Command System Training FEMA Course IS 00102 ICS (11 Feb 2009) Deployment Basics for FEMA Response Partners Training FEMA Course IS 00100.LEB ICS (15 Nov 2011) Introduction to the Incident Command System for Law Enforcement Training FEMA Course IS 00055 ICS (14 Nov 2011) Household Hazardous Materials A Guide for Citizens Training FEMA Course IS 00240.a ICS (14 Nov 2011) Leadership and Influence Training FEMA Course IS 00139 ICS (14 Nov 2011) Exercise Design Training FEMA Course IS 00702 ICS (09 Feb 2009) NIMS Public Information Systems City of San Antonio Office of Emergency Management ICS-300 (22 Sep 2011) Intermediate ICs for Expanding Incidents Training FEMA Course IS 100 Introduction to ICS (27 Jan 2009) IS 102 Deployment Basics for FEMA Response Partners.
Provided a background and development history of ICS.
Showed why ICS is the standard for emergency management across the country and how the applications of ICS are key features of NIMS.

Languages

Fluent in English

Skills

Army, Basic, Benefits, C, Computer Literate, concise, Crisis Management, Customer Relations, customer service, Dec, DV, Fluent in English, firing, forklift, GIS, Government, Leadership, MOS, Windows, 2000, weapons, Monitors, natural, oil, personnel, Processes, Producing, quality, quick, radio, receiving, safety, Sage, sound, storms, strategy, vision

Additional Information

Additional Information Currently hold a DOD Top Secret Security Clearance Currently hold an Official Passport Individual Combat Techniques 1995
Awards Bronze Star Meritorious Service Medal (6th award) Army Commendation Medal (5th award) Joint Commendation Medal Army Achievement Medal (5th award) Army Good Conduct Medal (7th award) Southwest Asia Service Medal (1 star) Iraq Campaign Service Medal (1 star) National Defense Service Medal with Bronze Service Star Global War on Terrorism Service Medal Kuwait Liberation Medal Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal Cover Letter Information N/A

Professional Experience

December 2013 to CurrentBickford Senior Living － Marion

Responsible for safe, accurate and efficient receiving and stocking of inbound freight.
Greet and acknowledge all customers in a friendly, professional manner and provide quick, responsive customer service.
Used forklift to unload trucks and move product into and out of warehouse.

Senior Consultant Watch Officer/Operations Analyst
July 2013 to CurrentCOIC － City

Assists in the execution of contingency plans, Defense Support to Civil Authorities (DSCA) and the operational execution mission directives; assists in the coordination of operational issues between ARNORTH and its supported field commands to include the Department of the Army, Joint Forces Command, Northern Command and Forces Command; prepares and briefs daily Operation and Intelligence Briefs; assists in the execution of classified and unclassified message traffic using Army Message Handling System (AMHS).
Develops, coordinates, and implements all matters of special operations, policy, exercises and strategy as they relate to the ARNORTH AOR while working with interagency working groups, Government, Federal, State, and Local agencies, and other commands.
Keeps command informed of all critical actions, operations, incidents within ARNORTH Area of Interest.
Provides concise and accurate updates to primary staff; Prepares and transmits operational summery reports as required; Establishes the basis and parameters for accomplishing the tasks established by ARNORTH to mitigate the effects and response to homeland defense and civil support, contingency exercises, floods, storms, hurricanes, earthquakes, wildfires, accidents, oil and chemical spills, weapons of mass destruction, and other disaster emergencies.
I have determined procedures for evaluation of data pertinent to military, civil plans for support during major disaster or emergencies.
Monitors the commitment of resources based on contingency plans and other instructions from the DCS-G3 and Command Group.
Creates the COP using C2PC, Google Earth Sage, and Defense Message Handling to create and distribute collaboratively, a Common Operational Picture and other approved ARC GIS supported systems that augment daily Commander Briefing Requirements and ensures that all members of the team are cross trained to perform these duties.
Prepared and assisted the Common Operating Picture Manager (COP) during exercises and real world events in preparing morning briefings for the ARNORTH CG and staff updates.
Operates and trains the family of collaborative tools within the COIC such as DMS, Share Point Portal, AMHS, DCTS, C2PC, Defense Connect Online (DCO), Department of Defense Automated Support System (DDASS), DESL, and HSIN.
Assists in the coordination of active component, National Guard, and Reserve assistance provided to civil authorities and other federal agencies in civil defense, natural disasters, and domestic emergencies.
Plans, coordinates, and executes ARNORTH COIC participation in Army and Joint Service Exercises.
Deals with both staff personnel and other agencies charged with exercise preparation and execution when coordinating exercises with outside organizations.
Captures Lessons learned from previous incident responses and creates Battle Drills and SOPs that facilitate execution at the same level.
Ensures continuity and consistency in the development of supporting contingency plans, training, and operational procedures for the Defense Support to Civil Authorities (DSCA).
Coordinates and maintains DSCA missions.
Notify proper authorities/take immediate action in the event of any security incident.
In addition, have been entrusted and designated as the PYRALERT User for the Command; an Automated 24/7 Notification System designed to provide high speed notification to individuals, groups of individuals, or groups of groups.
This System is currently being used by Homeland Security, FEMA, the Pentagon, and many other Federal Agencies.
Duties performed by this MOS include:.
Assists in the performance of reconnaissance operations.
Employs, fires, and recovers anti-personnel and anti-tank mines.
Locates and neutralizes mines.
Operates,.
mounts/dismounts, zeros, and engages targets using night vision sight.
Operates and maintains communications equipment and operates in a radio net.
Operates in a NBC contaminated area.
Constructs field expedient firing aids for infantry weapons.
Performs as a member of a fire team during a movement to contact, reconnaissance, and security, an attack, defense, situational training exercises and all infantry dismounted battle drills.
Processes prisoners of war and captured documents.
Leads an infantry team in combat operations, providing tactical and technical guidance to subordinates and professional support to both superiors and subordinates in the accomplishment of their duties.
Leads, supervises, and trains subordinate personnel.
Calls for and adjusts indirect fire.
Evaluates terrain and selects weapon emplacement.
Controls organic fires.
Installs and recovers anti-handing devices on anti-tank mines and electrical and non-electrical demolition charges.
Supervises construction of hasty fortifications and receipt, storage, and issue of ammunition.
Records operational information on maps.
Receives and implements combat orders, directs deployment of personnel in offensive, defensive, and retro grade operations.
Requests, observes, and adjusts direct supporting fire.
Evaluates terrain and supervises the emplacement of sighting and firing all assigned weapons.
Uses maps and map overlays, performs intersection and resection, and determines elevation and grid azimuths.
Leads a fire team during a movement to contact, reconnaissance and security, an attack, defense, situational training exercises, and all infantry dismounted battle drills.

Profile
June 1997 to CurrentUS Army － City , STATE

Dedicated professional with 17 1/2 years of outstanding performance in the U.S.
Military earned 4 promotions and excelled as a leader.
Accountable and ambitious, able to remain focused and productive in challenging situations.
Offering top-quality customer service and security operations.
Producing a safe environment for customers and staff by providing personal and asset protection via advance security, detail inspections, investigations, and emergency response.
Accounted for the safety of equipment valued at $600,000+.
Secured the personal safety, training, and performance of forty five U.S.
Army soldiers.
Proved security response with tenacity, endurance, and dedication by remaining of sound mind and proving to be a leader during challenging times in Macedonia, Kosovo, and Afghanistan.
U.S Army, SFC 11B40 (Infantry The infantry is the main land combat force and backbone of the Army.
It's equally important in peacetime and in combat.
The Infantryman's role is to be ready to defend our country in peacetime and to capture, destroy and repel enemy ground forces during.
combat.

Education

Masters : Criminal Justice, 2016Liberty University － City, State

Criminal Justice

Bachelor of Science : 2012Troy University － City, State

Associate of Science : General Studies, 2008Troy University － City, State

General Studies

Training Management 1995 Patrolling 1994 Service Benefits and Retirements 1994 Medical Support for Infantry Battalion/Division 1994 Preparation for Writing 1994 Infantry Squad leader Techniques 1994 Combat Lifesaver 1991 Training Command Post of the Future (CPOF) 2008 Battle Staff, 209 RC Unit Mobilization Planner CRS (DV) 2006 Advanced Noncommissioned Officer Course, 2004 Drill Sergeant School, 2003 Basic Non-commissioned Officer Course, 2003 Primary Leadership Course, 2000 Airborne School, 2001 Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA) Course Phase 1 and 2 (09 Dec 2011)

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School Attended

Liberty University
Troy University

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Senior Consultant Watch Officer/Operations Analyst
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Degrees

Masters : Criminal Justice , 2016
Bachelor of Science : 2012
Associate of Science : General Studies , 2008
Training Management 1995 Patrolling 1994 Service Benefits and Retirements 1994 Medical Support for Infantry Battalion/Division 1994 Preparation for Writing 1994 Infantry Squad leader Techniques 1994 Combat Lifesaver 1991 Training Command Post of the Future (CPOF) 2008 Battle Staff, 209 RC Unit Mobilization Planner CRS (DV) 2006 Advanced Noncommissioned Officer Course, 2004 Drill Sergeant School, 2003 Basic Non-commissioned Officer Course, 2003 Primary Leadership Course, 2000 Airborne School, 2001 Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA) Course Phase 1 and 2 (09 Dec 2011)

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