Crime Scene Medical Technician

BRYAN STANLEY **************@*****.***

*** ******* *** **. ******, FL 33570 813-***-****

Summary Of Qualifications

Dedicated and results-oriented professional with 10+ years of extensive military experience. Consistently demonstrate superior confidence and enthusiasm with every task regardless of level of difficulty. Successful on completion of an Associates of Science in Crime Scene Technology. Experienced in providing organizational leadership as it relates to highly responsible work task. Currently experienced in the Crime Scene processing in solving latent fingerprints, DNA collection, photography, sketching, measurement collection of evidence, comparison of ten-print to ten-print fingerprints, verification of latent prints identifications, AFIS entry, photo line ups, utilizing Adobe Photoshop, firearms trajectory, blood stain pattern analysis, and court testimony. Gained knowledge in accountability for proper management of all laws governing the handling of police evidence, ensuring safety and integrity of evidence, maintaining accessibility to authorized personnel, accurate documentation of cataloging, tracking, releasing and disposing procedures. In addition certified in first aid and familiar with Emergency Medical Technician procedures.

Education

Keiser University Tampa, FL

Bachelor of Science – Crime Scene Investigation

Associate of Science – Crime Scene Technology Completed

Remington College Tampa, FL

Associate of Science – Computer Electronics Completed

Professional Experience

U.S. Army – 233rd Transportation Company Fort Stewart, GA

Heavy Wheel Operator August 2008 – November 2014

Applied safety rules and practices as primary responsibility. Inspected the safety of vehicles and equipment.

Efficiently and accurately maintained records of operation and performance logs for 6 different vehicles.

Maintained 100% accountability of assigned equipment, worked under pressure, and met tight deadlines.

Supervised safety training. Provided guidance, supervision, and support for groups of up to 13 employees.

Gained knowledge of equipment inventory methods and procedures. Experienced in performing minor repairs to vehicles and equipment. Conducted inventory of equipment and supplies related to company.

U.S. Army – HHB 1-22 Field Artillery Lawton, OK

Ammunition Specialist June 2006 – May 2008

Maintained 100% accountability of over 9,000,000 rounds of small arms ammunition and pyrotechnics.

Successfully led a four man ammunition support team during 82 successful ammunition support tasks.

Enforced guidelines that resulted in 1,000+ man-hours of ammunition support without any safety violations.

Regularly monitored inventory, storage, and records of facilities with equipment valued in excess of $85K.

Performed oversight and record keeping duties involving inventory control and issuance of equipment.

U.S. Army – 55th Air Defense Artillery Camp Casey, Korea

Crew Avenger Men August 2003 – June 2006

Supervised, operated, and served as a member of a lightweight and highly mobile air-defense weapons system. Ensured that all equipment was functional and reported on any need for additional equipment.

Provided consultation and technical solutions to enhance team readiness and equipment training program

Collected and consolidated intelligence information. Generated reports and filed all verified information.

Awards and Recognition

3 Army accommodation Medals, 7 Achievement Medals, and an Army service Ribbon, NCO professional development ribbon, 3 overseas ribbon, 3 Good conduct medals, Global war on terrorism expeditionary medal, National defense medal, Korean defense service medal

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