Security Mental Health
Resume:
David Carr
Cranston, RI *****
Day Phone: 401-***-****
Email: *********@*****.***
US Investigations Services 7/03-present
Braintree, MA
Special Investigator.
To independently plan, coordinate and conduct complex and sensitive
national security investigations. Interview subjects in reference to
admitted and unadmitted criminal histories, civil offenses,
financial/bankruputcy matters, employment fraud, alcohol/drug use and abuse
and other developed issues. Conduct research and gather and analyze
information on legal, employment, financial, medical and other background
related issues to determine their credibility and authenticity. Also,
research, review and obtain records from police, courts, substance abuse
treatment providers, federal/state agencies and military organizations.
Interview collateral sources such as law enforcement sources, doctors,
mental health/drug-alcohol counselors, lawyers, financial
representatives,etc to complete investigations. Complete detailed reports
of investigation on the above and obtain affadavits as needed. Also, train
new Investigators on DoD/OPM reporting requirements and direct as needed.
Maintain liaison with federal, state and local law enforcement agencies to
obtain information for the above investigations.
General Dynamics Corp. 11/02-6/03
Taunton, MA
Security Officer/Classified Materials Asst.
To monitor the entry and exit of people and property from facility.
Conduct random property searches of entering/exiting
baggage,shipments,personal belongings, etc to safeguard against possible
violations and confiscate certain items to comply with DoD and company
regulations. Review shipping papers, manifests and delivery confirmations
to ensure sensitive/classified information is protected. Perform physical
security patrols in areas with classified and secret materials in support
of DoD mission and resolve any security irregularities. Assist with COMSEC
and classified materials duties pertaining to their safety, inventorying,
recording, etc in support of National Security Agency requirements. Assist
with related duties pertaining to CMCC units and documents.
Dept of Veterans Affairs Police 5/2000 - 5/2002
Providence VAMC
Police Officer
To patrol VA properties and perform law enforcement, investigative and
physical security duties to protect people, property and their civil
rights. Respond to crimes in progress, assaults, disorderly conduct, auto
accidents, mental health patients, larcenies, preliminary criminal
investigations, calls for service, etc. Arrest, book and process the above
offenders. Also, investigate complaints of injuries, illnesses and other
emergencies and initiate actions against alleged violators.Obtain witness
statements, collect, log and preserve evidence. Complete uniform offense
reports and other reports on a regular basis. Enforce US Codes and Code of
Federal Regulations (CFR's) and state, local and assimilated acts through
MOU's with various agencies. Assist with drug audits and pharmacy
inspections to ensure compliance with federal regulations. Perform physical
security duties/surveys to ensure patient and visitor safety. This includes
reporting on deficiencies and reporting on same to be corrected. Also,
limiting the number of exits after hours and keeping a log of visitors to
control personnel. Prepare cases for adjudication through the US Attorneys
Office and District Court. Assist other federal/state law enforcement
agencies as well as VA personnel when needed. Attend in-service training
along with related duties.
EDUCATION RI College
Providence, RI US
Bachelor's Degree - 1/1996
120 Semester Hours
Major: Earth Sciences (Geography)
Community College of RI
Warwick, RI 1992-1996
Law Enforcement, 46 credits
U.S Dept of Veterans Affairs, Law-Enforcement Training Center
Basic Police Officer course, 5/01-6/01. N.Little Rock, Ar
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION -Experience working with people of diverse cultures,
backgrounds and educational levels
-Experience interviewing subjects on derogatory and sensitive activities
such as criminal, financial and fraud issues
-Experience analyzing national security information, clarifying
discrepancies and completing detailed reports on same
-Experience conveying information to supervisors and other federal
personnel
-Experience working with other federal, state and local law enforcement
agencies
-Ability to prioritize and meet deadlines based on level of importance,
completion date and other legal factors
-Ability to learn new employer regulations to become proficient with job
duties
-Received monetary awards from 2006-2008 for work performance in completing
investigations based on quality, timeliness and achievement.
-Cleared up to the top secret level from an SSBI in 2007
-Experience as working as part of a team to share and assist others to
complete goals.
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