Experience

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  United states air force

  Feb 1993 - Dec 2014

  Security force manager

  - 2013 -2014: Air Force Central Command Center (AFCENT) Qatar – Force Protection: VulnerabilityAssessment (V/A) Team Member – Lead Security/Law Enforcement SME, conducted V/A in the Middle East on USAF bases.• Coordinated and Conducted threat Assessments and Vulnerability Assessments in the Middle East during wartime contingency operations.• Finalized reports to Air Force Leadership on the assessments and recommendations in accordance with Air Force Instructions.- 2006 – 2013: Dover AFB, DE, Emergency Operations Center (EOC) - Essential Support Function (ESF) #13- Public Safety and Security Manager:• LE SME advice to installation leadership, coordinated bed down resources and schedules, and resource request, during Hurricane Sandy, Virginia Earthquake, and other operational and exercise operations.• Authored, reviewed, and updated Emergency Operational Plans and Standard Operating Plans• Established work-rest cycles, logistic request, and status updates• Provided after-action reports and consolidated into Lessons Learned to Sir Force HeadquartersDeployed Joint Operation Center or Base Defense Center manager, controller, LE SME-2009 – 2013: Exercise Evaluation Team Member coordinated, evaluated, and conducted Anti-terrorism and Operational Readiness Exercises.• White Cell (Inject Coordinator) operator provided realistic operational inject scenarios for full-scale operational exercise enhanced military operational operations.- 2006 – 2013 USAF Security Force Manager:• LE Shift Manager provided command and control operations for Law Enforcement Response.• Incident Commander for LE response operations on small- and large-scale events and crises.• Managed evaluation reports, shift administration, incident reports, and daily events logs-1998 – 2006 Military Working Dog Handler/Trainer• Explosive Detector Dog Handler provided bomb support for the Installation, surrounding communities, and US Secret Service and State Department Missions Show less

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  National institutes of health

  Mar 2015 - Jan 2021

  - Emergency Management Specialist, responsible for manages emergency preparedness activities and develops strategic emergency preparedness plans.- Author, critique, and maintain EOP, COOP, and OEMP in accordance with Federal, State, and local laws/codes and policies.- Administrator and Operator of NIH AtHoc Early Warning System and knowledge of Send-word Now System.- Incident Command, Site Liaison Officer for NIH COVID19 Testing Center, ensuring scheduling, verification, safety, and control of patient information and specimen samples.- IMT, Resource Officer for NIH COVID19 response, order and track all PPE, samples, volunteer manningrequirements.- SCIF Manager manages activities relating to the development, management, operations, and security of the NIH SCIF. - COMSEC Manager for NIH Sensitive Compartment Information Facility (SCIF) and EOCLogistics Manager.- Program Lead for NIH GET/WAPS program, coordinate through DHS with ordering, updating, and distribution of WPS cards and WPS technology.- COR II representative on $250k Emergency Management, ensuring Standard of Work compliance, manning hours calculations/corrections, contract process, and maintenance, and contract monthly payout.- Emergency Management Liaison Officer for 11 Institute and Centers (I/C) Emergency Coordinators during a response, recovery, and reconstitution actions during a crisis or disaster.- Exercise Coordinator and Controller for Tabletop and Operational exercises for NIH I/C, prepare, coordinate, control, provide After Actions and Lessons Learned reports- Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events (CRASE) Instructor; provide NIH wide education and scenario-based training.- COOP Manager/Train the Trainer certified, Homeland Security Exercise Evaluation Program Basic cert.,Incident Command System certified Type III All-Hazards Incident Management Team certified, and various.- Active TS/SCI Show less - Primary functions to include dispatch of Law Enforcement, Fire and EMS units and call talker of sensitive confidential critical information- Prioritize emergency and non -emergency calls for dispatch, disseminate civil, traffic, and criminalinformation- Utilize Motorola Guard radio system, Patriot Telephone System, Andover Alarm systems, Airship CCTVsystem, Bosch Radionics Alarm system, Keltron Alarm system, Computer Aided Dispatch System, and National Advance Warning Alert system- Operator of Siemens and Simplex Fire systems for actual, trouble or supervisor alarms- Announce via MASS notification system for Police and Fire situations campus-wide and Send Word Now Warning and Alerting system- Provided situational awareness and informational reports to Senior Police Leadership- Reviewed and developed chronological daily events and CODY Police and Fire Reports- Maryland METERS/NCIC certified, able to conduct criminal history checks- International Academies of Emergency Dispatch certified EMD, EFD, and EPD- APCO Institute Public Safety Telecommunications I certified- Completed National Nuclear Security Administration, Global Material Security Alarm Response TrainingProgram Show less

  • Emergency Management Specialist

    May 2016 - Jan 2021

  • Emergency Services Dispatcher

    Mar 2015 - Apr 2016
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  Walter reed national military medical center

  Feb 2021 - now

  Emergency management planning training and exercise program manager

  - Planning Program Manager with the responsibilities of development, maintenance of, and implementation of the Emergency Management Plan, Continuity of Operations Plan, and Standard Operating Procedures. - Training and Exercise Program Manager with the responsibilities of development, coordinating, and execution of the all-hazards Exercise and Training Calendar with full-scale, drills or table top exercise - Serve as an Emergency Management (EM) Subject Matter Expert (SME) with the responsibility for performing a wide range of analytical studies, policy formulation, and projects related to hospital operations.- Develop, maintain, update, and exercise a comprehensive "all-hazards" emergency management plan to mitigate, prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies and disasters.- Collaborate with Hospital’s Emergency Management Workgroup to track historical data, review current and update the annual Hazard and Vulnerability Assessment (HVA).- Prepare formal After Action Report (AAR) based on the Joint Commission Six Critical Areas for all incidents involving activation of the Hospitals Incident Management Team (IMT) and for all Full Scale Exercises (FSE). - Track and implement all AAR process improvement observations and provide recommendations to Hospital Senior Leadership for policy and procedural changes. - Participate on local, state, or federal emergency preparedness planning committees to align and execute hospital plans and policies. Maintain a record of meeting minutes and update leadership accordingly on all support requests or workload initiatives impacting the hospital. Show less