Navy Veteran with experience Government and private sector contractor in the fields of education and training, patient care, basic life support, data processing and military service alone consisted of teaching different classes and modules, computer literacy programs to elementary children, Basic Life support, technical support training. Developed and reviewed curriculum in accordance to the academic standards for the educational institution, both time and cost-effectively. Stepped away from both education and corporate america to do some family home healthcare.
Last full time curriculum development experience ended in 2017 at The Medical Education Training Campus as an Instructional Systems Specialist where specialized in analyzing and developing policy and guidance, teaching steps, question types resources and procedures. Prior to that and the last classroom experience was as an educational learning systems trainer, Basic Life Support Trainer, and taught tasks of Basic to technical medical procedures to Navy Hospital Corp students at the consolidated tri-Service (Army/Navy/Air Force) Medical Education Training Campus. Bring analytical, problem solving, and assessment skills vital to developing, evaluating, and managing instructional systems.
Ready to effectively learn to use experiences, skills and knowledge, to impact a next generation. Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals.
Working in an alternative school environment in a limited capacity. Utilized a variety of instructional techniques and learning opportunities to enable students students to consider and develop certain skills that will benefit or help them succeed academically or in life.
Going door to door to account for every person living in United States that had not already responded or required additional information interviewed and followed up with 1,000 of people in the Ft Worth Arlington AREA
Reinforced mission statement and explained the importance of the US Census. Why everyone should want to be counted