Manager Management
Resume:
Jake W. Powell
Abilene, TX 79602
December 18, 2014
Frontline National
Cincinnati, OH 45255
Dear Hiring Manager,
I am recently retired from the Air Force and am extremely interested in utilizing my extensive experience in my
transition to the commercial workforce. I am applying for the Phlebotomist position at Dyess AFB, TX.
As you will see in my attached resume, I have garnered extensive experience and knowledge directly relating to this
position. I have attended the U.S. Army’s Combat Lifesaver Course 4 times and have training and experience
performing venipunctures and establishing saline locks. I was also a U.S. Air Force Self-Aid and Buddy Care
Instructor for 15 years. I am currently working at the Dyess AFB Clinic (contract ends 31 Dec 2014) and am familiar
with the staff and policies. I am Basic Life Support (BLS) Automatic Electronic Defibrillator (AED) until Nov 2014,
as well as, HIPPA and TeamSTEPPS trained. I have consulted with the local Lab staff and, if hired, with some On-
The-Job Training should be able to obtain my American Medical Technologist (AMT) certification in short order. I
firmly believe my abilities will be valuable to your company.
I feel I am an excellent candidate for this position as a Phlebotomist. I hope to hear from you in the near future for and
interview or to discuss opportunities. Thanks you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Jake W. Powell
Jake W. Powell
958 Swift Water Dr.
Abilene, TX 79602
Cell: 801-***-**** Email: ****.********@*****.***
PROFILE:
Recently retired from Active Duty Air Force after 20 years of service. Eleven years of experience in Vehicle
Management and Analysis as well as nine years of experience as a Vehicle Operator/Dispatcher. Vast experience in
program management, office management, quality assurance, supply chain management, and overall logistics.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Current Position
Jan 2014 to Dec 2014
Medical Logistics Supply Technician
Chickasaw Nations Industries;
Contract assigned to 7 Medical Support Squadron, Medical Logistics Flight, Dyess Air Force Base, TX
Supervisor: John Woffard
Provides operations support pertaining to medical supply items. Process 7 MDG customer orders, stock, and re-supply
medical logistics items to include removing all outdated or expired items from shelves. Communicates daily with up
to 54 internal/external customers. Provide forward logistics support to warehouse personnel to include assisting with
the delivery of supplies, equipment, or furniture to customer accounts within the medical treatment facility and
outlying buildings attached to the organization. Responsible for the coordination, scheduling, and transportation
requests for the turn-in of unserviceable medical equipment, supplies, and furniture to include proper turn in
documentation. Responsible for caretaking of medical group vehicle assets on a daily basis including proper
maintenance scheduling, fueling, inspections, and cleanliness. Oversees annual equipment inventory; records 1149
items, worth $5.6M, on 45 accounts with 100% accountability, as well as, manages all associated files. Monitors
procurement, receipt, and distribution of $6M medical supplies and pharmaceuticals via Prime Vendor contracts.
Manages first aid kit requirements for 61 installation aircraft valued at $12.4B. Leads warehouse operations;
facilitates the issue of $12M in essential medical items with 94% of customer requirements met within 4 days, as well
as, manages all associated files. Organizes Defense Logistics Agency – Disposition Services turn-ins; collected 93
medical equipment assets for reutilization thus, recouping 1K square feet of warehouse storage space.
Previous Positions
Dec 2009 to Feb 2014
Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge of Vehicle Management & Analysis
7 Logistics Readiness Squadron, Vehicle Management Flight, Dyess Air Force Base, TX
Supervisor: Alan Weiler
Responsible for the efficient and economical operation of the base vehicle and equipment fleet consisting of 882
government owned and leased assets, valued at over $66M at one main operating base and five geographically
separated locations. Controlled vehicle accident and abuse program, contract/warranty maintenance, and limited
technical inspections. Responsible for positive accountability of active storage War Reserve Materiel vehicle fleet
valued at over $3.1M. Supervises, prepares, reviews, corrects On-Line Vehicle Integrated Management System
(OLVIMS) and Standard Base Supply System (SBSS) products and verifies data accuracy. Developed local retrievals
to obtain specific data and analyzes this data for specific trends. Corresponded daily with work center supervisors and
using organizations to ensure a timely repair of assigned vehicles. Developed and administered long and short range
storage plans and programs for completion of scheduled maintenance and special projects. Programed vehicles for
depot maintenance on a five year maintenance plan. Controlled and administered part requests, delayed maintenance,
and funding. Squadron Increment Monitor and Hazardous Declaration Technician. Manages and issues all DOD Fleet
Credit Cards. Managed Wing Vehicle Control Program for 38 units. Managed office of nine military and civilian
personnel daily.
Dec 2008 to Nov 2009
Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge of Fleet Management and Quality Assurance Personnel
Detachment 1, 607 Material Maintenance Squadron, Vehicle Management Flight, Gwang-Ju Air Base, Republic of
Korea
Supervisor: Mark Bramman
Responsible for the positive accountability and control of 462 War Reserve Material vehicle fleet, valued at $86M.
Oversaw delayed maintenance, mobile maintenance, and corrosion control programs. Performed quality assurance on
all On-Line Vehicle Integrated Management System (OLVIMS) and Standard Base Supply System (SBSS) products to
verify data accuracy. Ensured resources were available to meet vehicle requirements and coordinated all peacetime use
requests with Headquarters Pacific Air Forces for vehicle assets. Maintained liaison with all base and deploying units
regarding daily and wartime vehicle asset requirements. Oversaw compliance for vehicle management/maintenance
contract valued at $7.5M with 56 foreign national personnel and assisted Detachment Commander with peacetime
exercise and wartime planning and reports. Conducted site visits to determine adequacy of contractor compliance and
customer satisfaction. Squadron Increment Monitor and Hazardous Declaration Technician. Managed Detachment
Vehicle Control Program. Heavy equipment vehicle and forklift operator and augmentee trainer.
Sep 2004 to Dec 2008
Assistant Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge Fleet Management, Vehicle Management & Analysis/
Registered Equipment Management Systems Manager, Vehicle Control Function
75 Logistics Readiness Squadron, Vehicle Management Flight, Hill Air Force Base, Utah
Supervisor: Andrew Thompson
Responsible for the efficient and economical operation of the base vehicle and equipment fleet consisting of 2,000 plus
assets, valued at over $70M. Supervises and performs On-Line Vehicle Integrated Management System (OLVIMS),
Standard Base Supply System (SBSS), and control board functions. Develops local retrievals to obtain specific data
and analyzes data for specific trends. Monitors contract and warranty repairs, status, and funding. Controls and
administers vehicle control and accident/abuse programs. Processes vehicles and records for redistribution or to the
Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service. Controls and implements Time Compliance Technical Orders (TCTO).
Manages and issues all DOD Fleet Credit Cards Managed Wing Vehicle Control Program for 45 units. Managed
office of seven military and civilian personnel daily.
ADDITIONAL DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES:
Functional Area Records Manager (FARM)
Government Purchase Card (GPC) holder and Accountable Officer
DOD Fleet Card Program and Account Manager (vehicles)
Vehicle Toll Pass and Monies Manager
Squadron TOP 4 President and Vice President
Flight Defense Travel System (DTS) and Force Accounting System-Travel (FAST) Coordinator
Squadron Self-Aid and Buddy Care Instructor
Wing Fitness Assessment Cell (FAC)
Squadron Fitness Assessment Monitor (FAM) and Physical Training Leader (PTL)
Weapons Safety/Nuclear Certified Equipment Manager
Flight Safety and Material Safety Data Sheet Monitor
Hazardous Declaration Technician
Exercise Evaluation Team (EET) Member
Wing Inspection Team (WIT) Member
War Reserve Material (WRM) Manager
Squadron M-16 and M-9 Weapons Trainer
Contracting Officer Representative (COR)
Quality Assurance Personnel (QAP)
Force Protection Non-Commissioned Officer
Supply Chain Manager
Air Transportation Manager
EDUCATION/TRAINING:
Graduated Bitburg American High School, Bitburg, GE (1990)
Graduated Vehicle Operations Technical School (1994)
Graduated Airman Leadership School (Leadership Award) (1999)
Graduated Vehicle Management and Analysis Conversion course (Class Lead) (Distinguished Graduate) (2005)
Graduated Non-Commissioned Officer Academy (2013)
Graduated Combat Lifesaver Course (2004,2006,2011, 2013)
Basic Life Support (BLS) Automatic Electronic Defibrillator (AED) Certified
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) Certified
Team Strategies and Tools to Enhance Performance and Patient Safety (TeamSTEPPS) Trained
Current NAC-I Clearance
COMPUTER SKILLS:
On-Line Vehicle Integrated Management System (OLVIMS), Logistics and Installations Management Systems -
Equipment View (LIMS-EV), Air Force Equipment Management System (AFEMS), Standard Base Supply System
(SBSS), Environmental Management Information System (EMIS), and Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support
(DMLSS). Windows Operating Systems, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel,
Microsoft Access, Microsoft PowerPoint, and Multi-line phone systems.
References upon Request
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