Ana E. Delvalle-Best
H: 540-***-****
C: 202-***-****
*************@*****.***
US Citizen
SSN: xxx-xx-xxxx
Veterans Status: N/A
**/****-**/**** ******* Transition Brigade / Battalion Organization Defense Travel
Administrator (CTR) Department of Defense, U.S. Army Washington, DC / Ft. Belvoir, VA; 40
hours, Supervisor; Mr. Kevin Demers
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE: DTS Administrator with over 5 years of progressive
experience providing training expertise, program analysis, strategic planning, program and
project management to the government. Skilled in strategic planning, budgeting and financial
analysis and reporting. Solid record of performance managing analytical studies, key initiatives
and high-profile performance improvement and training projects. Technical expert and analyst on
a wide variety of complex program issues. Very strong critical thinking, problem solving,
research and liaison skills. Recognized for outstanding communication skills, flexibility, keen
political savvy, sense of humor, and leadership abilities.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE: Implements and manages the day-to-day activities during system
operations; personnel data download and review, business process analysis, DTS training, and
Defense Accounting and Disbursing System and Commercial Travel Office connectivity.
Coordinate development of traveler profiles, organizational data, reporting, budgetary, and
document flow procedures in DTS. Development, delivery, and evaluation; program
management and evaluation; resource analysis/optimization; strategic and operations planning;
human resources management; workforce analysis and planning; financial management and
budgeting; process improvement and simplification; team and project leadership;
quantitative/qualitative analysis; technical, regulatory and best practices research; policy analysis;
and survey development/analysis.
RESPONSIBLE AND ACCOUNTABLE for the site as data requirements, including the
user profiles, organization routing groups, per diem rates and Lines of Accounting. Maintains
database of user information and controls user access to Privacy Act information and travel
documents. Assigns appropriate permissions levels to official personnel and travelers for their
respective role in the DTS hierarchy.
OVERSEE AND ANALYZES DTS travel vouchers to ensure the traveler is in compliance
with command travel policies to prevent or identify a debit to the US. If the traveler has accrued a
debt, assists them to resolve the issue through the appropriate channels. Provide assistance to
employees completing temporary and permanent change of station. Research the complicated
issues concerning their PCS/TCS (Permanent Change of Station/Temporary Change of Station)
depending upon employee as personal situations and/or obligations. Responsible for notifying
travelers who have not submitted their vouchers within timelines established in policy and/or
regulation. Monitors and takes action to close DTS travel authorizations with unsettled travel
vouchers in accordance with DoD FMR (Financial Management Regulation) VOL 9 and the
JTR/JFTR (Joint Travel Regulation/Joint Federal Travel Regulation).
DETERMINES AND ESTABLISHES in coordination with directors, permission levels for
access to DTS applications, features, functions and reports. Acquires and updates personnel data
that will be used to establish traveler profiles in DTS. Maintains updates to DTS database when
changes occur due to personnel actions within the main organization. Analyzes travel documents
and reports available in the DTS. Coordinate with DTS Finance Defense Travel Administrator
(FDTA) to perform a variety of budgetary and administrative functions in implementing the
organization as travel program, policies, and procedures. Establish and maintain lines of
accounting and budgets within the DTS system.
12/2007-01/2009 Ward Clerk/Ward Manager. Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, Department
of Defense, U.S. Army Kaiserslautern, Germany, 40 hours, Supervisor: SSG Dobbins Donnell
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT: Incumbent performs a variety of receptionist, clerical,
administrative, and record keeping duties associated with patient care and treatment assigned to
one of the military treatment facilities within the Landstuhl Army Medical Center. Serves as a
Medical Support Tech (OA) and provides clerical and administrative support for the Psychology
Ward. Monitors the status and progress of work, and makes day-to-day adjustments in accordance
with established priorities, obtaining assistance from the supervisor on problems that may arise.
PERFORMANCE COUNSELOR: Independently develop travel NEEDS ASSESSMENTS
of current personnel and partner with management and designated professionals to analyze and
improve employee travel. Identify needs in the area of performance and leadership and develop
travel plans and solutions such as customized travel and other specific program and time sensitive
types of instruction. Arrange, develop and direct travel relative to performance activities,
individual travel needs and leadership development.
PROVIDE TECHNICAL EXPERTISE: Monitors and communicates delays in scheduled
appointments to the appropriate staff and patients. Attempts to resolve complaints of a local
administrative nature and refers other complaints to appropriate authorities. Maintain all patients
records, either electronic or paper, according to regulations insuring each entry contains proper
patient and health care proper identification. Performs Quality Assurance using appropriate tools
regarding the completion and contents of the patient record.
ANALYZE AND IDENTIFY TRANSPORTATION NEEDS of personnel in accordance
with the US Army mission and use improved delivery methods to increase effectiveness of
learning objectives. Conduct analysis and report mission performance, effectiveness of
completion and known shortfalls.
USE PROJECT MANAGEMENT SKILLS AND COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
such as spreadsheets, word processing, e-mail and database software on a regular basis to
improve the efficiency and effectiveness of training initiatives. Utilize various computer
programs to create databases and compile program tracking and statistics. Analyze data to
prepare status reports summarizing activities and statistics for senior level management.
ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN EFFECTIVE WORKING RELATIONSHIPS with
colleagues to integrate organization services. Work independently and in a team environment to
ensure highest level of service delivery and make improvements when necessary. Partner with
various internal and external entities to develop training agreements, coordinate training delivery,
develop curricula and conduct training courses on a wide variety of complex subject matter.
Liaison with Officers, civilians and other entities to remain current on training developments.
SCHEDULES AND COORDINATES appointments for patients with various clinics,
ensuring all treatment requested by the physician has been scheduled, and rescheduling
appointments when necessary. Ensures appointments are timely and in accordance with
physiciansâ requests. Receives telephonic request for information and transmits requests to the
appropriate physician. Assist clinic administrator and other personnel with workload
accountability information. Obtains and reviews medical records of patients prior to scheduled
appointments. Ensures the patient completes all necessary forms prior to being seen by the
provider. Provides information regarding unit, clinic and hospital policies, procedures and
locations to patients, family members, staff etc., or refers to other resources for difficult questions
or concerns.
02/05-11/06 Medical Office Assistant (Ostad Urology Clinic). Brooklyn, N.Y; 40 hours,
Supervisor: Dr. Abraham Ostad
MANAGED FULL LIFE CYCLE CAREER PROGRESSION AND PLACEMENT
ACTIVITIES Performs a variety of nursing assignments in a general nature clinic setting.
Provider a range of direct patient care services; measures vital signs and reports deviations from
the norm to the provider or nursing supervisor. Assists provider with treatment and diagnostic
procedures, preparing the equipment and area. Positions patients properly for procedures.
Observes patients for physical or emotional reactions, providing reassurance during procedures.
Initiates emergency measures.
UTILIZES AND PERFORMS simple diagnostic tools ex: stethoscope, blood pressure cuff,
performed administrative and Clinical duties under physician supervision. Scheduling
appointments maintaining medical records, billing, and coding for insurance purposes. Taking
and recording vital signs and medical histories, preparing patients for examination, Phlebotomy.
Prepare and show patients to examination/treatment rooms, keeping the rooms neat and clean.
Explain treatment procedures, medications, diets and physicians instructions. Help physicians
examine and treat patients, handing them instruments and materials. Collect blood, tissue or other
laboratory specimens, log the specimens, and prepare them for testing. Clean and sterilize
instruments and dispose of contaminated supplies. Authorize drug refills and provide prescription
information to pharmacies.
PLANNED AND EXECUTED WIDE RANGE OF ADMINISTRATIVE
ACTIVITIES to ensure the optimal effectiveness of office operations. This includes, but is not
limited to, receiving, coordinating and maintaining personnel files to ensure proper guidance and
placement for soldiers; maintaining records for annual reports and statistical data; and editing
correspondence relevant to personnel and administrative management. Conducted analyses of
RELEVANT program processes to identify process gaps and make recommendations for value-
added organizational solutions and changes to senior level management. Assisted in the
identification of future organizational travel needs based on a thorough understanding of current
needs. Developed and edited travel statistical data utilizing spreadsheets. Presented findings to
senior level management on routine basis.
DEVELOPED AND MAINTAINED EFFECTIVE WORKING RELATIONSHIPS
with subordinates, colleagues and management. Participated in inter- and intra-agency meetings
facilitating the mission of the US Army and the Battalion. Valued by management for exemplary
customer service practices.
EDUCATION
1998 Sarah J. Hale H.S. Graduated
2005 Franklin Career Institute (Associate Degree)
TRAINING
Medical Billing and coding ( ICD-9 and CPT).
BLS Certified
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
Medical Assistant.
Professional Office Procedure.
Patient Relation, Manage Care, Telephone Etiquette.
Medical Office Administrative, Medical Office Management.
Knowledge of Medical Terminology, Anatomy and Physiology, Medical Transcript.
Phlebotomy, Vital signs, Urinalysis, Patient Safety, CBC, Examination and Treatment, EKG,
Clinical Office Procedure.
MS Word, WordPerfect, PowerPoint, Excel and Internet.
CERTIFICATES
AO/RO Training for Accountable Officials and Certifying Officials
AO/RO - The DTS Approval Process
DTS Overview
DTS Basic 101
DTS Cancellation Procedures
DTS Constructive Travel
DTS Itinerary Adjustment
DTS Personal Leave with Travel
Travel Card 101-Programs and Policies