Dynamic Management Professional eager to contribute strengths in logistics, procurement, and inventory management toward supporting the employer in optimizing bottom-line performance.

 

 

         Significant experience in warehouse operations, logistics management, facility maintenance, inventory control, purchasing, and supplier relations.   

         Evaluate existing procedures to identify areas of weakness and rapidly implement administrative, logistical and operational solutions and controls to eliminate redundancy and minimize expenses.

         Solid experience in coordinating movement of pharmaceuticals and medical supplies.

         Train, motivate and mentor personnel to achieve productivity excellence.

         Able to operate material handling equipment including different types of forklifts.

         Proficiency in database administration, records maintenance, and conducting comprehensive inventory audits.

         Recognized for expertise in driving quality assurance functions, and managing safety and security related to inventory and facilities.   

         Military awards and recognition include Army Good Conduct Medal, Army Achievement Medal and Expert Driver s Badge.

 

 

PAE Korea Limited/US Air Force, 2005 to 2010

Site Manager C Gwangju, South Korea         (2007 to 2010)

         Spearheaded 28 Medical War Material (WRM) projects valued at $6.9M and ensured accuracy and completeness of all transactions processed in Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) Automated Information System.

         Steered efficient scheduling, processing, and tracking of all computer processing cycles and events.

         Validated source documents, conducted logistics inventories, and prepared inventory documents for review and approval.

         Administered turn-in of unserviceable assets to Defense Reutilization Management Office and shipped out serviceable excess WRM through base transportation.

         Scrutinized WRM reports and initiated corrective action where necessary.

         Conducted in-depth quality assurance inspections to ensure WRM assets were operational for support of contingency and real-world use.

         As shelf-life Extension Program Manager, ensured proper disposition of expiration dated items.

         Played a lead role in inspection, receipt, storage, safeguard, return, and destruction of medical supplies and equipment.

         Diligently employed special handling procedures for controlled medical items, precious metals, hazardous materials, and refrigerated/frozen materials.

 

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Professional Experience (PAE Korea Limited/U.S.A.F.) continued

 

Medical Material Specialist C Daegu, South Korea         (2005 to 2006)

         Oversaw 30 Medical War Reserve Material (WRM) projects valued at $7.6M.

         Administered DMLSS system vital to steering effective medical material management including war reserve material.

         Monitored compliance with policies, procedures and directives, and ensured quality control.

         Complied with strict rules, regulations and procedures in handling controlled medical items, gases, precious metals, dangerous/hazardous materials, and refrigerated/frozen materials.

         Received all incoming material and equipment into facility and demonstrated exemplary critical thinking abilities to organize warehouse for optimum storage, safety, and efficiency.

         Operated material handling equipment and provided training to staff in forklift operation.

 

US Army Active Duty, Fort Bragg, NC, 1996 to 2004

Medical Supply Specialist        (2003 to 2004)

• Applied sharp organizational skills toward requisitioning, receiving, and storing medical supplies, exhibiting a constant eye on quality control and meticulous records management.  
• Replenished and maintained medical items in sterile and non-sterile environments including operating room.
• Conducted regular inventories and completed and submitted documentation.

 

Medical Maintenance Supply Specialist           (2000 to 2003)

         Sourced and procured repair parts and contract services for equipment in medical center and all clinics on post via Standard Army Supply and Acquisition System.

         Used International Merchant Purchase Visa Credit Card for all non-standard, non-stocked items.

         Exercised attention to accuracy in maintaining document register for budget analysis and auditing purposes.

         conscientiously adhered to all Federal/Department Acquisition regulations, policies and procedures.

         Served as member of Womack Army Medical Center First Responder Team in incidents involving hazardous materials and met standards for North Carolina Fire and Rescue Commission Hazardous Materials Certification.

         Promoted from role as Medical Supply Specialist (1996 to 2000).

 

 

Hazardous Materials First Responder and Operations C Qualified, 2002

 

IMPAC Credit Card Training, 2001

 

Military Driving School, 1996

 

4k, 6k, 10k Forklift Training, 1996

 

US Army Academy of Health Sciences, 1996