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Email:  abc@xyz.com

Country of Citizenship:   USA

Social Security Number:  XXX-XX-XXXX

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Vacancy Announcement #:          593-09-061

Position:                                           Medical Administrative Officer

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Core Competencies

Upcoming Master of Health Administration degree, Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management, Associate of Science in Business Administration, report analysis, staff motivation and direction, strong written and oral communication skills, advanced business software (MS Office Suite, Internet), statistics management, data input, report preparation, file maintenance, office supplies oversight, email, accounting, First Aid/CPR, Hazmat,  inspections, maintenance, EPA compliance,

Professional Experience

July 2004 C December 2008

United States Air Force

Mountain Home AFB

Salary:  $40,000 annual

Hours per Week: 45

Supervisor: David McWhite, ( xxx-xxx-xxxx                         May Contact

 

Flight Line Support Crew Chief C Munitions Flight Line Support

As Crew Chief, charged with management responsibility for crew of six personnel.  Performed scheduling and comprehensive oversight of crew.  Delivered coaching and counseling as well as authoring and administering performance reviews.  Tasked with formulating accounting processes and overseeing inventories of materials, including munitions reconciliation and aircraft training assets, valued at $6MM. 

 

Served as intermediary between Munitions Flight and three flying squadrons of 73 aircraft and 25 different munitions types.  Ensured serviceability of 45 MHU-10 and 105 MHU-141 trailers, 18 Linkless Ammunition Loading Systems (LALS) and large numbers of other munitions support equipment.

 

Played key role in preparation of materials for worldwide deployment.  Trailers, munitions and other gear were inspected prior to deployment, with a focus on serviceability and validating configuration.  Following this, trailers and support equipment were stacked in readiness for movement.  Paid special attention to and assured sound maintenance practices were followed, particularly as they concerned explosive safety programs and Environmental Protection Agency hazardous waste disposal guidelines.  Additionally, served in a liaison role for Physical Training and as a Primary Composite Tool Kit Monitor.

 

Of note, in this assignment was one of two Munitions technicians to go up to the 2006 Mesa Fury supporting eight fighter jets contingency operations to ensure compliance C 20 flight inspections, 16 aim-9m/l, aim-9/x missile, and all MJU 7 flare expenditure and reconciliation.

 

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May 2001 C May 2004

United States Air Force

Yokota Air Force Base, Japan

Salary:  $40,000 annual

Hours per Week: 40

Supervisor: Kevin O Neal, (317) 228-8664                May Contact

 

Munitions Crew Member 374^th Maintenance Squadron (PACAF)

 

Inspected over $2.3MM of assets to assure serviceability and identify any potential hazards, including possible deterioration.  Analyzed, classified and recorded results of inspections, maintaining documents.  Carefully controlled utilization of limited stock storage space.  Determined which containers were to be considered reusable and oversaw shelf and service life to ensure proper disposition reporting. 

 

Oversaw materials movement, enforcing requirements for proper authorization and documentation before approving.  Managed receipt, storage and handling of WRM and training munitions.  Held responsibility for materials reaching destination aircraft and providing status report to Maintenance Supervisor. 

 

Utilized data entry skill sets when processing all documentation and input inspection information into Combat Ammunition System.  Facilitated reconciliation of inspection reports and listings with Combat Ammunition System computerized data.  Employed software systems to compile, on annual basis, the Munitions Forecast report covering 25 projected allocations.  Also used computer software to identify and correct 40 erroneous stockpile records and assist in upgrading serviceability reports to 100%.  Interacted closely with item manager on aircraft parts to assure seamless availability of parts, thus avoiding potential aircraft groundings.

 

 

June 2003 C June 2004

United States Air Force

Yokota Air Force Base, Japan

Salary:  $40,000 annual

Hours per Week: 40

Supervisor: Kevin O Neal, (317) 228-8664                May Contact

 

NCOIC C Munitions Storage

Improved storage capacities by 60% due to implementation of new policies/procedures.  Oversaw munitions storage facility containing in excess of $4.3MM in materials and managed monthly inventories during 12-month tenure in position.

 

 

June 2001 C June 2003

United States Air Force

Yokota Air Force Base, Japan

Salary:  $40,000 annual

Hours per Week: 40

Supervisor: Kevin O Neal, (317) 228-6798                May Contact

 

 

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NCOIC Munitions Flight Training

Scheduled appointments and monitored all training requirements for Munitions Flight.

 

 

Additional Assignments

October 2001 C April 2004

United States Air Force

Yokota Air Force Base, Japan

Hours per Week: 30

Supervisor: Mark Hanssen, (317) 228-5798              May Contact

 

Assistant Wrestling Coach

Concurrent with service as munitions crew member, utilized athletic prowess and experience in wrestling by setting up mat clubs and tournaments for both international and local wrestling teams.  Received Zenko-kai National Medal from Cabinet of Japan for meritorious service and led team to Far East Championship, first in 28 years.

 

May 2000 C May 2001

United States Air Force

Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska

 

Aircrew Training Munitions Supply Point Monitor

Assigned responsibility for safely maintaining munitions assets of cluster, laser-guided and practice bombs, markers and flares, and other ammunition.  Played key role in preparing and loading trailers with munitions for transportation to storage or to flight line.  Assured support transportation vehicles were use-ready and managed material handling equipment.  Also drove general purpose vehicles and cargo trucks.

 

Served as point-of-contact for information on status of munitions operations in the maintenance bay.  Interfaced with Base and depot-level organizations to coordinate materials utilization.  Aggressively managed and tracked 265 Munitions Custodian Supply Point Accounts.   Spearheaded semi-annual inventory covering accountability of 190+ line items, with a value of $1.8MM.  

 

 

Education

University of Houston-Clear Lake, TX

Masters in Healthcare Administration, in progress

 

American Intercontinental University, Hoffman Estates, IL

Bachelor of Science, Healthcare Management, 2005

Associates Degree, Business Administration, 2003

 

National Academy of Sports Medicine, NASM, Calabasas, CA

Personal Training Certification, 2004

 

Sheppard Air Force Base, Wichita Falls, TX

Munitions Certification, 1998

 

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Specialized Relevant Training

 

Annual requirements including Self-Aid Buddy Care, CPR, Fire Extinguisher, Computer, Area Security,  Chemical Warfare, and Explosive Ordinance Disposal

 

Sheppard AFB, Inspection and 7-level training for munitions technicians, 2003

 

Shippers Declaration paperwork and shipping, 2002

 

Trained by Charles Day of the Security Forces CATM shop on OSI pistol maneuvers, 2004

 

Combat Ammunitions Systems, Suicide Awareness, Hazmat training, Anti-terrorist, Phase 1 and Phase 2 training, M-16, 9mm, Concept of Operation, and Classified Courier training

 

 

 

Additional Part-Time and Volunteer Positions

 

October 2005 C Present

Mountain Home High School C Collegiate Wrestling Program

Mountain Home, ID

Volunteer

Hours per Week:  20

Supervisor: Scott Mederios, (208) 587-7506             May Contact

 

Assistant Coach

 

Assumed complete management and oversight for dual meets, tournaments, equipment, financial aspects and sponsorship solicitation, as well as all tournament coaching.

 

 

October 2005 C December 2008

Mountain Man Freestyle Wrestling Club

Mountain Home, ID

Salary:  $1,000 per season

Hours per Week:  25

 

Head Coach

 

Organized and oversaw dual meets, tournaments, handled finances, solicited sponsors, ordered equipment, and coached all tournaments and duals.

 

 

 

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February 1997 C June 1997

K2MG Interiors

Newberg, OR

Salary:  $500 per month

Hours per Week:  45

Supervisor:  Riley Simon, (503) 583-6250                 May Contact

 

Framer/Laborer/Drywaller

 

Performed in a construction functions; set studs for framing, laid in drywall, including mudding and taping, and poured and finished concrete

 

September 1997 C February 1997

Combined Insurance of America

Chicago, IL

Salary:  $1,400 per month

Hours per Week:  40

Supervisor:  Kirk Jocylen, (541) 476-8214                 May Contact

 

Sales Representative

 

Traveled extensively in this assignment.  Utilized door-to-door and cold calling solicitation for developing new clients as well as maintaining client base.   Resolved any and all customer issues and was charged with collection of all premiums.

 

May 1995 C June 1996

Umpque Community College

Roseburg, OR

Salary:  $6,000 annually

Hours per Week:  16

Supervisor:  Max Meeks, (541) 440-4600                  May Contact

 

Oversaw and managed prop set up and availability, and handled all audio for auditorium events, including microphones and soundboards.

 

Awards/Honors/Commendations

 

M16 Marksmanship, 2005

NCO of the Quarter, 2005

Marksmanship in 9mm, 2004

Zenko-kai International Medal from the Japanese Cabinet, one of two Americans to win this award, 2004

Commendation Medal, 2004

Outstanding Unit Award, 2002

Good Conduct, 2002

Meritorious Service Award, 2000

Airman of the Quarter, 2000

SrA under the Below-the-Zone Program (earned award in 30 months, rather than 36 months), 2001

Athlete of the Quarter, 2003