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Operations specialist Resume
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| Desired Industry: Civil Service/Government/Postal |
SpiderID: 4562 |
| Desired Job Location: Fort Bragg, North Carolina |
Date Posted: 12/29/2005 |
| Type of Position: Full-Time Permanent |
Availability Date: 15 Jan 06 |
| Desired Wage: 45000 |
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U.S. Work Authorization: Yes |
| Job Level: Management (Manager, Director) |
Willing to Travel: Yes, Less Than 25% |
| Highest Degree Attained: Other |
Willing to Relocate: Yes |
Objective:
Over 20 years experience as a resourceful, focused, quality driven health care professional. A highly successful, challenge seeker with proven expertise in operations and project management. Effective, award winning trainer and communicator. Energetic, innovative, flexible, organized, assertive manager who is a quick study and a stabilizing presence under chaotic or stressful situations. Incorporates proactive, people oriented, hands-on leadership in team development.
Experience:
Work Experience 44th MEDCOM G3 Kelly Services (12/19/2001 - Present) – Operations Specialist
FortBragg, North Carolina
Duties: Serves as the Operations/Plans Analyst for a deployable the Army’s Airborne Medical Command with 27 active, subordinate units and over 60 Wartrace units. Analyzes, assesses and executes current and proposed medical force concepts, tactics, techniques, and procedures to identify relevant factors and variables considered for war and contingency operations planning. Coordinates with XVIII Airborne Corps and Wartrace medical units to develop operational documents such as Operations Plans (OPLAN), Warning Orders and Operations Orders. Maintains current Time Phased Force Development Data (TPFDD) on Wartrace units. Assists in the Military Decision Making Process (MDMP), and serves as the focal point for medical operations, taskings, exercises, deployments and plans issues for the medical command. Employee is authorized to commit the Medical Command on requirements within his scope of responsibility. Researches, analyzes, and develops various medical operations plans, exercises and directives for war and contingency operations. Provides medical support recommendations and guidance for the development of specific courses of action in the planning of combat health support during war and contingency operations. Tracks and assists all 44th Medical Command units deploying. Assists in mobilization and integration of Army National Guard (ARNG) and US Army Reserve (USAR) units deploying as part of 44th MEDCOM Medical Task Forces. Recommends task organization and assigns missions to subordinate units. Provides force exercise and plan updates and overall activity reports on all actions completed. Maintains liaison with higher headquarters, and subordinate units regarding all current activities to ensure the correction of existing problems or discrepancies pertaining to taskings.
Computer Skills: MS Windows 95, 98, 2000 XP, NT 2000 ,Word, Access, Excel, PowerPoint, ORACLE, CHCS
Womack Army Medical Center WESTAFF (09/15/2001 - 12/13/2001) - Mobilization Readiness Liaison Fort Bragg, North Carolina
Duties: Mobilization Readiness Liaison, Performs logistics management operational duties that involves planning, coordinating and evaluating logistical actions in support of the Womack Army Medical Center (WAMC) operations for mobilization, deployment, special threats, disasters, repatriation, and/or other emergency situations. Determines detailed logistics requirements in a variety of operations for mobilization, deployment, special threats, disasters, repatriation, or other emergency situations for coordination of non-recurring support to units training at the installation; and for special projects involving the organization. Serves as primary action officer in planned or unannounced exercises of operational plans and actual emergency operations. During such actions, serves as an Emergency Operations Center (EOC) or Logistics Operations Center (LOC) shift leader. Reviews and analyzes tasking and logistics requirements. Identifies areas of functional responsibility and coordinates fulfillment of logistical requirements. Briefs the section leader, supervisor, the director, and command staff on the progress of the exercise or on problems that may have surfaced. Identifies deficiencies, makes recommendations for resolution, and coordinates required actions to better achieve operational goals and objectives. In selected situations during exercises, serves as an evaluator of unit or activity performance of logistical functions. Serves as the principal liaison and special staff officer for matters pertaining to medical logistics readiness, unit deployment assistance, and medical logistics mobilization programs and functions. Establishes and conducts continuous day-to-day liaison with representatives in hospital divisions, various field type units, and Department of Defense agencies in order to plan and execute readiness concerns, deployments, and mobilization.
44th Medical Brigade US Army (03/01/1999 - 10/10/2001) - Operations SGM, Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
Duties: Performed the duties as the Operations Sergeant Major of the only Airborne Medical Brigade providing Corps Level medical support to the XVIII Airborne Corps. The unit was comprised of 3,800 soldiers located at seven different installations. Supervised 25 personnel who managed the areas of Current Operations, Taskings, Airborne/Aviation Operations, EOC Operations and Medical Plans. The principal advisor to the Brigade ACofS G3. Provide technical advice and guidance to staff sections and subordinate units command on setting up and operating plans and programs, and the relevant administrative tasks and responsibilities. Review training circulars, master training schedules, inspections and test results, and other publications to determine unit and individual training. Process actions related to attendance at service and other schools, training courses, or classes by Reserve personnel. Advise units of necessary or directed changes in training goals or procedures. Perform administrative work in support of the operations and training activities. Prepare charts, graphs, and other visual displays for presentations at briefings. Review mobilization plans. Monitor, provide guidance to and assists in organizing, conducting, administering and recording training in preparation for testing and/or determining procedures.
44th Medical Brigade US Army (01/11/1997 - 10/10/2001) – First Sergeant
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
2D Infantry Division US Army (01/04/1997 - 30/09/1997) – First Sergeant
Camp Casey, Korea
2D Infantry Division US Army (28/08/1996 - 01/04/1997) – Platoon Sergeant
Camp Casey, Korea
Education:
Education Disaster Management, FEMA, Emergency Management Institute (24 SHs), 2002
Emergency Response to Terrorism, National Fire Academy, 2002
Pre-Command Course, US Army, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, 1998
Advanced Medical Non-Commissioned Officer Course, US Army, Ft Sam Houston, TX, 1992
Medical Intelligence Course, Defense Intelligence Agency, Ft Dietrick, MD, 1996
Advanced Non-Commissioned Officer Wardmaster Course, Ft Sam Houston, TX, 1992 Practical Nurse Course, Academy of Health Sciences, The Association of Southern Colleges, North Carolina 2003 (58 SHs)
Equal Opportunity Representative Course, US Army, Ft Bragg, NC, 1987
Operations and Intelligence Crs , Ft Bliss, TX 1987
Air Movement Operations Course, Ft Bragg, NC 1984
Advanced Airborne School Course (Jump Master), Ft Bragg, NC 1984
Jungle Operations Training Course, (JOTC) Panama, 1984
Northern Warfare Training Course, Ft Wainright, AK 1983
Recondo School. Ft Bragg, NC 1983
Nuclear Biological Chemical Warfare School, Ft Bragg, NC, US Army, 1983
Additional Information LICENSES/CERTIFICATES:
Practical Nurse License
Current Secret Clearance
Emergency Medical Technician, Fort Bragg North Carolina, 1984
Skills:
LICENSES/CERTIFICATES:
Practical Nurse License
Current Secret Clearance
Emergency Medical Technician, Fort Bragg North Carolina, 1984
Additional Information:
22 Years served in the United States Army with Duty in:
Operation Desert Shield/Storm, 82D ABN Div
Operation Just Cause, 82D ABN Div
Operation Golden Pheasant, 82D ABN Div
Haiti, 44th Medical Command
Attached to JSOC (Joint Med Ops Unit) 94 - 96
Reference:
Supervisor: LTC Tenhet - 910-396-1753
Supervisor: LTC Bateman - 910-907-6311
Supervisor: LTC Rupert Rockhill-910-396-3662
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