ST. PETERSBURG COLLEGE (ST. PETERSBURG, FL) 2010 – 2014
A.A.S. CRIMINAL JUSTICE TECHNOLOGY/PUBLIC SAFETY w/CERTIFICATE IN HOMELAND SECURITY

CERTIFICATIONS
Authorized Climber and Rescue Certificate
OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety Card
American Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED Card
Fasteners, Torque, and Tension Certification
Electrical and Electrical Metering Safety Certificate
Capstan Hoist Certificate
Level 1 Crane Rigging Certificate
Signalperson Certificate
CADWELD Certificate
240 hour Renewable Energy And Communication Tower Technician Program Certificate

EXPERIENCE
U.S. ARMY (FT. BRAGG, NC) – 13F FIRE SUPPORT SPECIALIST 2006 – 2010
Responsible for the daily accountability of $90,000 worth of organic and theatre provided equipment
Submitted and processed 132 lethal targeting packets in support of operations in Iraq
Processed over 150 Electronic Warfare requests, which contributed to the safety of the Brigade’s combat patrols
Managed the Brigade’s Fire Support reporting requirements by having gathered large amounts of data from subordinate Battalions and reported it to Division level in a timely manner
Created, supported, and documented indirect fire support training missions for over 90 Brigade Fire Support Specialists/Forward Observers
In 2008, created a Brigade battlespace joint-force Iraqi/American indirect fire support training exercise that included tanks, artillery, fixed-wing (airplanes), and rotary-wing (helicopters). Coordinated and monitored movements of all elements, to include non-involved Brigade battlespaces to ensure they were aware of our movements in the event a real-time emergency and/or safety concern took place that would affect the exercise

U.S. ARMY (TAMPA, FL) – 68W HEALTHCARE SPECIALIST 2010 – 2015
Responsible for operations before, during, and after medical evacuation
Responsible for accountability, movement, and housing for entire Task Force of approximately 300 soldiers in transit during leave
Emphasis on safety led to zero accidents, loss of equipment, or safety violations for, and towards, unit personnel
Coordinated all Tactical Operations Center communication and operational procedures during Fallen Angel incident
Responsible for appropriating and coordinating movement of helicopter parts and various communications and maintenance gear around battlespace area of operations

ADDITIONAL U.S. ARMY DUTIES / SKILLSETS LEARNED
Fire Marshal
Patient Assessment
Treatment Evaluation
Emergency Medical Care
Blueprints/Technical Diagrams
Message Processing Procedures
Process Analysis and Improvement
Aseptic and Sterilization Techniques
Safety and Occupational Health Programs
Electronic Device/System Installation Repair
Mechanical Equipment/System Installation Repair
Automotive/Mobile Equipment Preventative Maintenance

VOLUNTEER (KURDISTAN) – MEDIC/FIGHTER 2016
Oversaw, and maintained, the integral Christian nature (background and foreground) of the Assyrian Christian group Dwekh Nawsha to both parties of local and foreign fighters
Assisted group on the front line at their village of Baqofa, approximately three miles from ISIS firing positions
Conducted joint operations with imbedded Kurdish Army Peshmerga soldiers to hold the front line and repel enemy advances
Applied medical skills and training from the Army to facilitate support and personnel man-power for the group

ADDITIONAL NOTES:
1) Valid Passport
2) Valid Driver’s License
3) Ethical working habits and morally inclined to do the right thing in whatever I do
4) Willing to relocate and/or travel
5) Willingness to travel domestically and/or internationally
6) Very family-oriented