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job announcement number: 11-2009-0008

position: police officer, gs 6/7/8

department: department of justice

agency: federal bureau of investigation

 

core competencies

 

honorably discharged us marine corps infantryman; weapons/firearms qualified; law enforcement; lethal/non-lethal force; entry/access control procedures; buildings and grounds patrol; foot patrol; vehicle patrol; raids; security operations; checkpoint control; protective services; night operations; physical security; communication systems; electronic systems; emergency response; firefighter; emt; martial arts gray belt; public relations; communications; interpersonal relations; leadership

 

professional experience

jan 0000 xxxxxx xxxx , xxxx , xxxxx 00000

hours per week: 72

salary: $25k/annual

supervisor: chief horton,xxx-xxx-xxxx; may contact

firefighter/emt
promptly responded to fire, rescue, medical, and related emergency calls to maximize level of public safety.  maintained high level of professionalism in interfacing with broad populations and applied dynamic communication and leadership skills toward consistently facilitating public/community relations.  proficiently and safely drove varied fire equipment and operated associated apparatus while optimizing response time.

june 2003-june 2007

united states marine corps

ca/ga us and iraq

hours per week: varied, 40+

supervisor: retired; letter of recommendation available for review

salary: $20k/annual

infantryman, 29 palms ca us

promoted to infantry unit, acquiring extensive training and experience in foot/vehicle patrolling, security checkpoint control, convoy security, weapons use, close quarter battles, land operations, and night operations using night vision goggles (nvgs).  additionally trained in and applied sharp communication and leadership skills vital to maximizing results. 

served in iraq, february 2006 through september 2006, in support of operation iraqi freedom.

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us marine corps continued

 

security force marine, kings bay ga us

ensured maximum levels of security in controlling multi-million dollar assets.  trained in and applied advanced law enforcement techniques, lethal/non-lethal force, entry/access control, and small arms handling.
 
education

marine corps institute:

 

numerous ongoing courses.  key coursework in: terrorism awareness, fundamentals of leadership, infantry patrolling, land navigation; writing; finance

 

high school:

 

samuel clemens high school - schertz, tx

diploma: 2003

specialized training/professional development

 
firefighter 1 and hazardous materials school, st. marys fire dept., ga; jan 2008 to mar 2008
emergency medical technician, copper mountain college; feb 2007 to april 2007
armored hummv driving school, 29 palms, ca; sept 2005 to oct 2005
basic security guard school, chesapeake, va; dec 2003 to feb 2004
school of infantry; oct 2003 to dec 2003
marine corps boot camp, camp pendleton, ca; june 2003 to sept 2003

 

special qualifications

 

weapons/firearms qualifications: pistol, m-16, m-4, m-203, m-249, 240 gulf, 50 cal,

mark 19, and at4

gray belt, marine corps martial arts

 

commendations/certifications

 

global war on terrorism service medal

iraq campaign medal

sea service deployment ribbon

meritorious unit commendation ribbon

national defense service medal

letter of appreciation

meritorious mast

certificate of appreciation