Medical Security

Location:

Posted:

October 19, 2010

Mark Stinnett

Lexington, KY *0505

*********@***.***

Objective

Provide security for buildings in Lexington and Frankfort.

Abilities

** ***** ** *********e as a federal correctional officer

10 years of experience as a senior officer specialist

Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with an eye for detail

Extremely productive in a high volume and high stress environment

Able to navigate around SENTRY (Nation-wide BOP computer program for inmate monitoring)

Employment History

1988 – Present Federal Medical Center (Federal Correctional Institution)

Senior Officer Specialist

Protect society by confining criminal offenders in a controlled environment,

to include but not limited to:

Walk-thru screening sites as well as hand-held screening device for staff and inmates

Perform armed roaming perimeters

Qualify annually with 9mm handgun, 12 gauge shot gun and a 9mm sub-machine gun

Monitor radio communications and cameras

Screening staff and visitors in and out of the institution

Monitor inmate property for contraband

Conduct random pat searches and shake-downs

Screen phone calls and help maintain confidentiality for WITSEC inmates

Provide security for escorted medical trips in the community both armed and un-armed

Conduct scheduled and emergency inmate counts

Able to provide coverage for escape posts

Provide training for junior staff in correctional positions

Maintain inmate accountability by updating detail crew kits

Always on-call in case of institutional emergency

Able to maintain orderly running of the institution under emergency situations including

fire alarms, sprinkler alarms, body alarms, deuce alarms, no dials, trouble alarms and

fence activation alarms