Janice D. Jones

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Lakewood, WA 98498

(H) 253-***-****

(C) 253-***-****

Email: ad2lxi@r.postjobfree.com

Education and Formal Training

HIV-AIDS Certificate

Pierce College, Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice Training Academy, Burien, Washington Registered Nurse Assistant

Work History

Tacoma Community College Feb.2023 - Nov.2023

Public Safety Officer

● Provided exceptional customer service skills in all interactions with students, staff, faculty, and visitors of the college. Patrolled campus buildings, grounds, and parking lots on foot, by bicycle, or by vehicle to identify unauthorized use of buildings, equipment, or facilities and/or criminal activity, atypical activities, or other irregularities.

● Took appropriate action to correct on-campus situations that could reasonably be considered detrimental or harmful to persons or property. Investigated complaints of disturbance, accidents, infractions, and criminal activity occurring on campus and undertake appropriate action or response.

● Locked and unlocked campus facilities. Maintained a lock and unlock schedule for the Security department. Activate and deactivate monitored intrusion detection systems. Wrote complex reports documenting actions and maintaining accurate records.

● Responded to requests for first aid and support. Assessed the situation and provided limited first aid support as authorized. Requested support services such as ambulances, paramedics, fire, etc. Provided lifesaving care using an Automated Electronic Defibrillator. Issued citations for violations of campus parking and traffic regulations. Performed traffic control measures as required.

● Assisted in providing emergency notifications to staff, faculty, and students. Assisted city, county, state, or federal law enforcement personnel to the extent possible within the limits of Campus Security Officers' authority and the law.

● Performed related duties as assigned and participated in department training. Goodwill of Olympic and Rainier Region 2020-2021

Campus Security Officer

● Greet and screen students/participants and visitors upon entry to the building. Effectively communicate directions and expectations of visitor conduct. Address emergencies and follow the appropriate course of action.

● Respond to calls for assistance and respond to telephone inquiries. Maintenance of routine records. Learn, interpret, and enforce rules. Observe and detect suspicious behavior.

● Take appropriate medical action including applying First Aid/CPR. Respond to reports of criminal activity and other goings on around the building; conduct a thorough investigation and be able to write a report and distribute it throughout the building if necessary. Be able to assist medical aide and/or police in case of emergencies on campus.

● Possess the ability to work unsupervised and have excellent de-escalation skills. Have exceptional analytical, judgment, decision-making and communication skills. Practical experience with photo and video editing applications. Ability to use software based DVR/CCTV systems. Northwest Detention Center 2019-2020

Detention Officer

● Oversee and monitor activities of detainees in living areas, recreation activities, dining and visitation areas. Coordinate and monitor detainee movement, conduct count and provide emergency response as needed.

● Assigned to work various posts including but not limited to the control room, front sally port entrance, health services, special housing, perimeter security, transportation, work details, reception, and intake/visit officer.

● Conduct searches for contraband materials. Prepare reports and maintain daily logs as required. Initiate disciplinary reports as needed. Promote facility cleanliness and report need for maintenance or repair. 2017-2018

Western State Hospital

Security Officer 2

● Routinely conduct facility foot patrols to ensure all areas are secure. Physically respond as a member of a quick response team and/or emergency response team. Control the main security systems throughout the total hospital to ensure appropriate ingress and egress of authorized personnel.

● Assign keys to authorized personnel. Utilize radio and other communication devices. Provide vehicle response and/or foot response. Provide walking foot patrol.

● Intervene on and report any remarkable unauthorized behaviors of the patient population. Provide visual monitoring of Patients. Provide visual monitoring and security supervision necessary paperwork and log entries. Respond to all codes. Prepare written documents. Conduct hospital watches. Oakridge Community Facility 2016- 2017

DSHS Juvenile Rehabilitation Security Officer

● Learn about the Rehabilitation Administration philosophy and treatment model which will prepare you for career advancement opportunities. Conduct routine and random security duties such as headcounts, room checks for cleanliness and contraband, pat and strip searches, building integrity checks, and collect urinalysis samples for testing.

● Recognize and assess situations and intervene to de-escalate and maintain facility safety and security using approved verbal techniques methods. Maintain a written account of activities during the work shift and clearly document breaches of security, behavioral incidents, and youth behavior in various logs and in youth files.

● Supervised the completion of facility chores and housekeeping jobs within residential unit, serve and supervise meals, and escort/supervise the movement of residents within the facility and in the community. Veterans Affairs (Puget Sound) 2013- 2014

Medical Supply Technician (Sterile Processing Tech)

● Disassemble and inspect supply items. Process reusable medical equipment (RME) during the cleaning, high level disinfection, sterilization, and preparation of equipment to full readiness for subsequent use. Determine the appropriate method to sterilize and attach a chemical indicator tape to the package.

● Perform daily inventory of wards or units supply areas and replenish to appropriate stock levels. Visually examine the condition of the Reusable Medical Equipment for deterioration or imperfections such as rust, pitting, cracks, and operate the medical equipment to whether it operates correctly after re-assembled.

● Maintenance of RME’s take action in accordance with manufacturer's instructions to preserve. Assemble trays by selecting the appropriate tray and selecting the appropriate lining.

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