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Training Service

Location:

Tampa, FL

Posted:

August 24, 2015

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Summary

I would like to secure a position with a well-established organization that will lead to a lasting relationship. I am a motivated, dependable professional working towards my BS in Healthcare Administration with a successful five year record in the United States Army. I thrive in deadline-driven environments. Excellent team-building skills. I have always maintained professionalism and my bearing and respect for anybody I deal with or work with.

Experience

United States Army, Sergeant 2007-2012

Military Police (2007-Present)

Provided battlefield support by conducting area security and law and order operations. Preserved law and order for the peacetime community by securing critical resources and administering crime prevention programs.

Team Leader-Leads and supervises Military Police teams and sections in support of battlefield operations, to include area security and force protection patrol operations; performs duties as Military Police Patrolman; provides technical and tactical guidance to subordinate personnel; responsible for the health, welfare, morale and training of two Solders, and over $300,000 worth of vehicles and equipment.

Squad Leader-Leads and supervises Military Police squads and sections in support of battlefield operations, to include area security and force protection patrol operations; performs duties as Military Police Patrol Supervisor; provides technical and tactical guidance to subordinate personnel; responsible for the health, welfare, morale and training of nine Solders, and over $1,000,000 worth of vehicles and equipment.

Patrol Supervisor- Serves as a Military Police Patrol Supervisor in support of the 385th Military Police Battalion with worldwide missions in support of overseas contingency operations; responsible for the professional development of soldiers; to include training, counseling, health, and welfare; accountable for the operational readiness and maintenance of tactical vehicles and law enforcement equipment valued over $100,000 without loss or damage in support of a community with over 3,000 members.

Class instructor- As an Instructor/Writer for the Total Army School System; responsible for the design, preparation and execution of assigned periods of instruction; identifies course requirements and training material including training devices, weapon systems, range preparation and operation, optical devices, communication equipment, and vehicles valued in excess of $2,000,000; responsible for the individual and collective training, counseling, mentoring, health and welfare of Soldiers of the 385th Military Police Battalion..

Adopt a School Liaison- Hand selected by the 385th Military Police Battalion Command Sergeant Major and 3rd ID Command Sergeant Major to be a AAS Liaison. In accordance with AR 360-61 Community Relations and DoD 5500.7 Joint Ethics Regulations, the AAS Program contributes military resources and services to schools in order to nurture the intellectual, emotional, social, and physical growth of children in the greater Fort Stewart/Hinesville area; to increase public awareness of the Army’s mission; and to foster good relations.

Administration Duties-Supported the 293rd Military Police Company with administrative and clerical duties, while helping with platoon duties and administrative work. Worked directly for the Commander, First Sergeant, Operations Sergeants, and Platoon Sergeants on a daily basis.

Education

University of Phoenix, Temple Terrace, FL

BS Healthcare Administration-Management

Warrior Leader Course

The Warrior Leader Course is a month long course that teaches specialists and corporals the basic skills to lead small groups of soldiers. This hard-hitting and intensive course emphasizes leadership skills and prepares soldiers to advance to the rank of sergeant.

Special Reactions Team Phase I

Military Police specialty school which operates as the Army SWAT.

Police Transition Team

Help train police (Afghanistan Police)

Combat Lifesavers Course

Life saving techniques for combat and garrison support, with IV training and live sticks.

Phlebotomy Certified

Specimen retrieval, with multiple live sticks

CPR

Certified in 80 course of CPR

CNA

Certified nursing assistant through the state of Florida

Awards & Honors

Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal (3rd Award), Army Good Conduct Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Afghanistan Campaign Medal (2 Campaign Stars), Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Army Overseas Service Ribbon, Army Service Ribbon, Mechanic/Drivers Badge, Combat Action Badge.

Personal Skills

CPR, Stress management, Personnel management, Communication, Capable problem solver, Detail oriented, Windows proficiency, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Leadership, First aid, 65 WPM, Interpersonal Communication, Time Management, Schedule Management, Professional, Phlebotomy, IV’s.

Work References

Adrian Copeland-Platoon Sergeant (Sergeant First Class)