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Country of Citizenship: United States

SSN: xxx-xx-xxxx

DOD Secret Security Clearance

Veterans Preference: 10 points, 30% or more VA Disability, VEOA, VRA

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Job Title: Program Assistant

Department: Department of Agriculture

Agency: Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service

Job Announcement Number: 6BR-APHIS-MA-2016-0898

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Core Competencies

Internal/External Relations, Team Building, Personnel Motivation, Training, Analysis, Strategic Planning, Safety, Emergency Response, Program Administration, Special Operations, Process Development/Integration, Resource Procurement, Government Purchase Card Management, Budgets, Regulatory Compliance, Short-/Long-Range Planning, Conflict Resolution, Administrative Management, Data Compilation, Database Management, Response Development/Authorship, Correspondence/Report Review, Telephone Management, Inquiry Response Development, Invoice Oversight, Documentation/Records/Files Management, Travel Arrangement Coordination, Log Maintenance, Equipment Utilization, Logistics

Microsoft Office Suite, WordPerfect

Professional Experience

October 2012 Present

Department of Veterans Affairs

Veterans Health Administration

Loma Linda, CA

Hours per Week: 40

Salary: $36,405 Annually

Supervisor: Donald Smith Phonexxx-xxx-xxxx, x.2501 May Contact: N/A

Reprographic Technician (GS-5)

In this assignment as Copier/Duplicating Equipment Operator, skillfully employ multiple types of digital high-speed printers in response to needs of hospital staff of up to 2,500 personnel, community-based outpatient clinics and the National Cemetery within Inland Empire. Assigned projects include books, brochures, pamphlets, business cards and various medical/clinical administrative forms. Expertly utilize binding equipment, paper folders, cutters and booklet makers in meeting parameters/requirements for orders typically calling for the

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manufacture/processing of quantities of over 5,000 units within a 48-hour turnaround timeframe. Acknowledgement of performance excellence resulted in being nominated for Superior Performance Award in recognition of demonstrated exceptional work ethic during 2015.

August 2002 October 2005

Point Magu Naval Air Station

Point Magu, CA

Hours per Week: 40+

Salary: $50,000 Annually

Supervisor: Robert Navarro Phone: 805.989.4090 May Contact

Primary Air Intercept Controller Supervisor

Effectively oversaw air intercept performance, reporting on and, as needed, resolving any tracking issues/confusion; diligently maintained controller log books in accordance with all prevailing/relevant regulations and skillfully designed/implemented training plans for subordinate controllers to assure training currency with all flight control regulations.

Secondary Security Liaison

Personally selected and expertly served as military Security Manager for NAVAIR Weapons Division at Station to oversee installation of $3M Intrusion & Detection System; specifically tasked to assure project stayed within completion date as well as budgetary parameters. Successfully interfaced with installation team to assure adherence to schedules as well as to provide any needed installation process guidance; hands-on approach proved successful in meeting assigned timeframes for completion.

September 1998 August 2002

USS Bon Homme Richard LHD-6

San Diego, CA

Hours per Week: 40+

Salary: $47,000 Annually

Supervisor: John Keske Phone: N/A - abc@xyz.com May Contact

Primary Air Intercept Controller

As Controller, utilized array of radios, radar and other relevant equipment to control rotary/fixed wing aircraft activities, whether from land, carrier-based or own ship s assets; held comprehensive responsibilities concerning flight safety, communicating critical information and directions, and providing all needed assistance to aircraft in the event of any emergencies; considered assigned aircraft as extension of own ship s weapon systems.

Additionally, served as Combat Information Center (CIC) Watch Supervisor, with responsibilities for providing support to Tactical Action Officer (TAO) in coordinating surface/tactical information. Provided shipping recommendations to Bridge regarding safe navigation, developed well-reasoned recommendations to TAO and led supervision of CIC watch-standing personnel regarding collecting/displaying surface contacts in ship AOR.

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Secondary Leading Petty Officer

Skillfully directed division personnel including developing work schedules to assure timely completion of all assigned tasks in alignment with military standards; also maintained calendars for Division Officers to ensure awareness of/managing all time-sensitive issues. Authored various memoranda/correspondence utilizing MS Office Suite applications, developed annual performance reviews for subordinates and oversaw incoming mail concerned with various division issues. Thoughtfully initiated recommendations for awards for junior individuals, to recognize personal contributions and, when needed, employed appropriate disciplinary actions in response to unacceptable work performance/non-compliance with military regulations. Held responsibilities for managing array of administrative and disbursing issues affecting Division in support of achieving/maintaining smooth work center actions and management.

August 1995 September 1998

Space Warfare Center

Point Loma, CA

Hours per Week: 40

Salary: $39,000 Annually

Supervisor: N/A Phone: N/A May Contact: N/A

Tester

For Test & Evaluation Division at the Center, assisted in development of new Advanced Combat Directional System for fleet use; collaborated with software engineers to ensure that system met requirements of sailors to perform their assigned duties/mission. Was additionally tasked to develop proficiency in use of system to serve as personnel trainer on system following installation.

June 1991 August 1995

USS Lake Erie CG-70

Pearl Harbor, HI

Hours per Week: 40+

Salary: $34,000 Annually

Supervisor: Christopher Fitting, USN (Retired) Phone: Not Available May Contact: N/A

Primary Air Intercept Controller

Skillfully employed radios, radar and other methodologies to control movements of fixed wing/rotary aircraft from land, carriers or own ship assets in simple or multiple warfare environments. Supported flight safety, relayed information and directions and provided any needed assistance to aircraft during emergencies; also considered and used assigned aircraft as ship weaponry extensions.

Additionally served as a Track Supervisor, with comprehensive responsibilities for overseeing air search operators and trackers, and coordinated transfer of detected targets to tracking

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operators; also supervised use of Electronic Position features as directed by Electronic Warfare Officer and Tactical Action Officer.

Secondary Divisional Supply Petty Officer

Supported Supply Officer in assuring that Division had available all required materials needed for effective operations to achieve mission directives; assisted in overseeing supply procurement budget of $75K+ and ensured proper storage of supplies as well as administration/management.

Met assigned responsibilities as Naval Warfare Publications Custodian, overseeing Publications Library that contained 300+ classified publications; performed daily inventory oversight to assure area security and scrupulously reviewed/assessed clearances of individuals seeking to check out publications to assure appropriate clearance levels. Strong personal attention to detail successfully resulted in zero security breaches in this assignment.

August 1988 June 1991

USS Wasp LHD 1

Norfolk, VA

Hours per Week: 40+

Salary: $30,000 Annually

Supervisor: CWO John Ponder Phone: Not Available May Contact: N/A

Primary Track Supervisor

Held comprehensive responsibilities for overseeing air search operators and trackers and coordinating the transfer of detected targets to tracking operators; also oversaw use of Electronic Position features as directed by Electronic Warfare Officer and Tactical Action Officer.

As Global Command & Control Operator managed Global Command and Control System-Maritime (GCCS-M) that was crucial to success of strike exercises/theater engagement simulations; also provided accurate maritime information, increased situational awareness and improved combat readiness in AOR. Tasked as Primary System operator with additional responsibilities for Strike Overlays and sending pre-/post-strike reports while simultaneously maintaining Common Operational Pictures.

Secondary Damage Control Petty Officer

Successfully utilized training in all aspects of ship damage control, firefighting and Chemical/Biological/Radiation (CBR) defenses; trained division personnel in these procedures and prepared/maintained damage control check-off lists for divisional spaces. Oversaw setting of specified damage control material conditions and prepared all needed relevant reports.

June 1986 August 1988

USS Newport LST 1179

Little Creek, VA

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Hours per Week: 40+

Salary: $25,000 Annually

Supervisor: Not Available Phone: Not Available May Contact: N/A

Operations Specialist

Proficiently operated multiple computer-interfaced detection/tracking/height-finding radar systems; carefully maintained ship plot/position/speed/heading utilizing computer-driven as well as manual trigonometric methodologies and developed visual representations of ships/submarines/aircrafts as well as friendly/neutral/hostile/civilian contacts within AOR. Expertly utilized secure/non-secure and plain voice/coded signals in performing radio communication with other units to coordinate tactical/combat actions.

Secondary - Damage Control Petty Officer

Performed duties and held responsibilities identical to those listed above for service on USS Newport.

January 1986 June 1986

A School

Dam Neck, VA

Hours per Week: 40

Salary: $17,000 Annually

Supervisor: Not Available Phone: Not Available May Contact: N/A

Operations Specialist

Initial involvement with Operations Specialist (OS) Navy rating; training included gaining familiarization with radar systems, radar repeaters and array of navigation plotting equipment and methodologies, and communication equipment, including proper utilization of all equipment.

Education / Training

University of Phoenix, San Bernardino, CA

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2015

GPA: 3.35

Semester/Credit Hours: N/A

The Leader as a Model: Skillsoft Business Skills, 2004

Primary Leadership Development Program, 2002

United States Department of Labor

Apprenticeship: Computer-Peripheral-Equipment Operator

Technical/Operational Certificate, 2000