Dedicated and accomplished Strategic Leader with a solid track record of achieving exceptional levels of efficiency and productivity along with a demonstrated background in overseeing environmental remediation projects. Possess high-level communication and analytical skills with a commitment to creating and implementing innovative educational programs. Offer solid leadership abilities with experience in supervising vendors, managing cross-functional teams, and implementing processes.

Project Management Report Writing SOP Development Attention to Detail

Staff Management ArcView; SQL; VBA Program Development Environmental Certifications

Training/Coaching Vendor Management Strategy Development Laboratory/Field Science

  Direct day to day operations within a fast-paced environment with a concentration on increasing productivity and program efficiency

  Support clean-up projects within the remediation department which requires supervising teams of consultants, identifying project scope, and monitoring projects through completion

  Played a lead role in obtaining the Wildlife Habitat Council Certification for the grasslands area in addition to spearheading the start-up of several environmental education projects

  Design and implement comprehensive training materials, coordinate group training sessions, and assist with individual training needs for staff members

  Instrumental in the development of a new program which is centered on inviting local schools to complete environmental research within the property grounds

  Created an EQuIS based data management system used within several remediation sites, generated monitoring/compliance reports, and coordinated work flow with laboratories

  Senior Air Quality Monitoring Technician, Company Yyyyyy x. yyyyyy

  Biologist, Wildlife Mortality Study, Company Yyyyyy x. yyyyyy

  Biologist, Company Yyyyyy x. yyyyyy

  Field Biologist, Peregrine Falcon Study, Company Yyyyyy x. yyyyyy

Bachelor of Science, Natural Resources Management, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

A.A.S., Biological Laboratory Techniques, Middlesex County College, Edison, NJ

Certifications Include: OSHA 40 Hour Hazwoper and Volunteer Coordinator Training

1)       ITRC

a)       Geospatial Analysis for Optimization at Environmental Sites

b)       GW Statistics for Environmental Project Managers

c)       Integrated DNAPL Site Characterization

d)      P&T Fouling Project

e)       Remedy Selection for Contaminated Sediments

f)        Equitable Development: The Role of Brownsfields Renewal, Community Land Trusts and Employee-Owned Businesses in Neighborhood Stability

g)       Protecting Pollinators through Sustainable Superfund Reuse

h)      PRP Perspectives on Superfund Site Reuse

i)        Green Infrastructure Reusing Superfund Sites and Promoting Sustainable Communities

j)         Long-term Contaminant Management Using Institutional Controls (upcoming: August 14)

2)       Wildlife Habitat Council

a)       Measuring the Success of your Conservation Education Projects

b)       Monitoring and evaluation: What s Working, What isn t

c)       Event Planning 101: How to Host a Successful Community Event at Your Habitat

d)      Beyond the Roosting Box: Next Level Bat Monitoring with Acoustic Technology

List of conferences

a)       WHC

b)       Sediments

c)       ANJEE Autumn Conference

d)      ANJEE Winter Conference

e)       RCRA Corrective Action Facility Investigation Remedy Selection Track Toolbox Training (Sept. 2016)

Fenceline Monitoring at Former MGP Sites. What Can Go Wrong.

Presented at the Natural Gas Technologies II Conference, February, 2004. (authors)

Diet of the Tokay Gecko (Gekko Gecko) in Southern Florida Florida Field Naturalist: 25(3):105-107, 1997 (Authors)