Information Technology

Location:

Miami, FL

Posted:

October 18, 2012

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John's InformationLocation: MIAMI, FLTitle: Information TechnologyWilling to Relocate: NoMember Since: 2012-03-27

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John E. Feliú

*** ** **** ******, *****, FL 33126

Tel: 305-***-**** - Email: *******@*********.***

Summary of Qualifications

Experienced data analyst professional with administrative experience in coordinating and implementing domestic violence intervention programs for victims and their families -- considerable data analysis and statistical skills, as well as public information, referral, advocacy and community education and outreach. Work closely with the Florida State Attorney General’s Office, Administrative Justices of the Courts, departmental directors, law enforcement agencies and community providers in developing preventive measures, policies and procedures to minimize the occurrences of domestic violence incidents throughout Miami-Dade County.

Professional History

Data Analyst – Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team

Eleventh Judicial Circuit – Administrative Office of the Courts January 2001 – February 2012

The Miami-Dade County’s Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team is the repository in the community for the uniform and accurate identification and collection of domestic violence-related death information. The Fatality Review Teams were created to bring together dedicated professionals from diverse agencies and backgrounds in an effort to review adult and child domestic violence-related fatalities with a view towards identifying how these tragedies might have been prevented. As an integral member of the team, we develop community prevention and intervention strategies based on the knowledge gained from the review process and statistical models. The review team interacts and works closely with law enforcement agencies, community health providers, the Florida State Attorney General’s Office, Administrative Justices of the Courts, and the University of Miami Child Protection Team in reviewing historical data, developing quality improvement activities and indicators, analyzing statistical and computerized simulation models, and in writing policies and procedures to minimize the occurrences of domestic violence incidents throughout the county.

Skills, Accomplishments and Main Responsibilities:

Possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Interact with a wide range of professionals in an effort to collect, organize, analyze and maintain accurate records of hundreds of domestic violence cases throughout Miami-Dade County.

Prepare statistical reports for distribution and presentation to the State Attorney’s Office, and a number of other City, State and Federal agencies. Protect the security of data collected to ensure that confidentiality is maintained.

Analyze statistical reports in order to address departmental challenges and make predictions on future outcomes.

Monitor the cancellation and schedule changes of a large number of court proceedings. Prepare statistical reports to review and maximize departmental resources utilization.

Possess excellent data gathering, organizational and analytical skills; able to comprehend and execute complex written and oral instructions; able to secure the cooperation of others and deal effectively with the public.

Maintain computerized databases of cases, status of orders of protection and general information pertaining to victims and defendants.

Initiate and participate in many departmental quality improvement activities. Lead committee responsible for implementing quality control processes after collected data is compiled and reviewed.

Act as a liaison between our review team and the different agencies that are involved in specific domestic violence related incidents.

Monitor the progress of court proceedings and communicate changes to appointed judges.

Analyze collected data with the purpose of understanding and/or recommending plans of action. Prepare charts, graphs, tables, and work with relational databases to effectively convey information.

Conduct daily meetings with judges, physicians, attorneys and other professionals in determining the facts about specific abuse cases.

Train other members of the department on how to effectively gather and analyze data.

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Statistician/Research Analyst (Programmer)

Florida State Attorney’s Office / Information Technology Department (I.T.)

Eleventh Judicial Circuit June 1987 – January 2001

Skills, Accomplishments and Main Responsibilities:Complex system/research projects for the State Attorney and Administrators.Writing, testing, debugging, documenting and maintaining complex programs and statistics.Convert existing program jobs to new computer systems.Criminal Justice and Information Systems (CJIS) administration.Advanced mainframe programming of ad hoc reporting in IDMS/MVS using SQL and SAS.Microsoft Office Applications including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access.Maintenance of IBM computer and printers.Supervise 10 employees.Heavily involved in a complex statewide project Long Range Program Planning (LRPP).Development of forms, data capture and entry, definitions, and procedures.Training personnel in the Criminal Justice and Information System (CJIS), email, and word processing.

EDUCATION

Bachelors, Management Information Systems (Statistics) - 1991

Saint Thomas University, Miami, FL

Fluent in Spanish language skills.

REFERENCES

Lauren Lazarus Sabatino, Esq.

Director, Unified Family Court

Chair, Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team

Administrative Office of the Courts

175 Northwest 1st Avenue, Suite 1115

Miami, FL 33128

305-***-****