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National Guard Deployment / Africa to Present • Conducting anti-terrorism missions throughout the Horn of Africa • Performing tasks to include but not limited to supply and RTO (radio and telephone operator) • Work closely with different branches of the U.S. military and local armed forces to help secure the Infrastructure in the region. • Operate the ECP (entry control points) on base and ports. Inspect people and vehicles for any sort of explosives and weapons hidden in the vehicle or hidden on a person's body. • Conduct convoy security missions to insure the safety and security of all personnel and equipment. CORRECTIONS • Custody Officer – (AOIC) Treasure Coast Forensic Treatment Center, Allapattah Rd Indiantown, FL (July – ) • Maintain security of an assigned post, being alert and taking necessary action to prevent escapes. • Monitor patient activities, intervening as needed to control disruptive or violent behavior. • Monitor and control all communication systems, surveillance systems and emergency signal systems, including but not limited to; fire alarm and thermal detection system, electric lock system, close circuit television system, perimeter alert system and two- way radios. • Observes and monitors patients inside and outside the facility for hostile or breech of security behaviors, implementing necessary safety precautions. • Respond to emergency calls, entering patient areas to restrain patients, control fights and riots or assault on staff. • Conduct searches on patients, rooms and common areas looking for contraband and other unauthorized items. • Provide escorts for patients to and from medical, dental, visitation and treatment teams. • Complete daily logs; equipment inventory, count sheets, entry and exit logs as well as disciplinary and incident reports. Sandy Pines • MHT- ( to ) Ensure a safe and secure environment. Act immediately to remove all dangers or threats to the welfare of our clients and know the whereabouts of all children in your care. • Demonstrate skills in the areas of relationship building, appropriate boundaries and role modeling with children. • Demonstrate care, compassion, respect, integrity, truthfulness and ethical behavior with children as well as interactions with other staff members. • Supervise daily routines and responsibilities of children and ensure performance of daily self-care tasks assisting when necessary. Provide minor first aid treatment where necessary. • Supervise the morning routines of the children in a supportive, professional manner. • Fully perform restraints (as necessary) when ordered by a licensed professional using the current approved Sandy Pines restraint methodology on youth clients who may weigh in excess of pounds and who are physically threatening or otherwise presenting a threat to themselves or others. • Participate in the planning and implementation of individualized treatment plans as well as daily treatment schedules in accordance with House/Module programming. • Communicate all relevant client information obtained by daily Supervision to appropriate treatment team members on a timely basis. • Follow all Sandy Pines policies regarding medication administration. Distribute all prescribed medication to children and complete all necessary documentation. • Complete hours of training per calendar year in accordance with all corporate and regulatory requirements. • Understand and make certain you are in compliance with all regulatory bodies and KidsPeace policies regarding documentation of services. • Understand and comply with all laws, regulations, and ethical practices. • Understand the duty to report a belief of a violation of laws, regulations, standards and ethical practices. National Guard Deployment / Multiple Locations, Iraq / Kuwait (Jan – Dec ). • Performed full range of multiple military duties necessary to complete the mission on a • Day-to-day basis. Missions included transportation of ammunition, equipment, and rations. • Conducted a high velocity of military vehicle convoy missions within the combat zone, in preparation for the Iraq drawdown. • Tailored on-the-ground tactical plans to a wide variety of terrorist threats and was a constant deterrent to the public eye. • Successfully completed over high threat military convoy operations in the duration of the deployment. Main duties were to provide support with the crew-serve weapon, Caliber machine gun mounted on a tactical military vehicle. My Area of Responsibility (AOR) was rear support for the convoy, also to help maintain convoy structure and integrity. • Constantly performed battle drills to ensure proficiency / consistency during convoy operations, battle drills to include but not limited to: react to contact, rules of engagement (ROE) procedures, medical evacuation / advanced first aid steps, react to an Improvised-Explosive-Device (IED), react to Vehicle-Borne-Improvised-Explosive- Device (VBIED), react to sniper / small arms fire, react to suspicious activity within Area of Responsibility (AOR), react to ambush during convoy, react to media, and react to Indirect Fire (IDF), base defense techniques, react to Nuclear Biological and Chemical (NBC) warfare, proper communication procedures, land navigation skills, and vehicle search techniques. • Equipment used but not limited to: Night Vision Goggles (NVG), M • carbine rifle, M Beretta sidearm, binoculars, flares, . Caliber Machine Gun, M • Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW), M Grenades, and multiple tactical military vehicles. The unit conducted a professional, formal two week hand-to-hand Modern Army • Combative Program Level II (MACP) during the deployment, completed in Sept. . Currently hold a Modern Army Combative Program (MACP) Level II certificate, completed hours of training to earn certification from course. • United States Army Combat Life Saver / Advanced First Aid • Anti- Terrorism Level Awareness Training PRIVATE CONTRACT SECURITY Force Protection Officer (Armed) – Triple Canopy Security Services, Reston, Virginia (May - July ) • Performed full range of Force Protection Officer Duties necessary to maintain the security and safety of multiple United States Army installations in the State of Kuwait. • Conducted a variety of hands-on vehicle searches at multiple Entry Control Points (ECP), • supervised and trained Third Country Nationals (TCN) and Triple Canopy new hires with On the Job Training (OJT) techniques. • Enforced post policies and law enforcement procedures while on duty. Provided on the ground rover relief to officers at various posts. Enforced the % post installation access Identification badge check at all times. Utilize • Inter-Personal Communication (IPC) skills on a day-to-day basis. • Provided perimeter support and manned guard towers at twelve hour shift durations. • Weapons qualifications required by job to include: mm Beretta Pistol, M Carbine Rifle, M Machine Gun, M Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW), and MBravo. • Conduct daily Vehicle-Borne-Improvised-Explosive-Devise (VBIED) drills. Mandatory two drills ran per shift, conducted by a Sergeant while working twelve hour shifts at the • Entry Control Point (ECP). • Certification and physical testing is conducted every six months required for the job. • Frequently filled in as acting supervisor (SGT) rank, during vacation rotations. SECURITY CLEARENCE • Security Clearance: Department of Defense-Classification: Secret (Valid) Certifications • NRA Home Firearm Safety -- Instructor • NRA Basic Pistol -- Instructor • NRA Basic Shotgun -- Instructor • NRA Basic Rifle -- Instructor • Force Protection Officer – Triple Canopy • Firearm Training – Global Protection Solutions • Security Officer Training – Global Protection Solutions • Airborne School – U.S. Army • Infantryman School – U.S. Army • Level I Modern Army Combatives – U.S Army • Level II Modern Army Combatives – U.S Army • FDLE – Corrections Academy (October – May )
