Cameron Chavez-Kerr

I'm a results driven emergency management and homeland security intelligence professional with a proven record of outperforming objectives, exceeding service standards and outpacing performance goals. I'm a motivated and team-oriented individual who is enthusiastic about using the skills I've learned to make critical decisions during varying challenges. These skills have further been honed by my emergency management and criminal justice studies, intelligence analysis and counterterrorism expertise. With my ability to provide intelligence analysis of open source, sensitive and classified criminal intelligence focusing on international and domestic terrorism, violent extremism, transnational criminal organizations, homeland security and emergency management preparedness and leadership, I will be an asset to your organization.

• DHS - Intelligence Training Academy: Basic Intelligence and Threat Analysis Course (BITAC), Open Source Intelligence Analysis Course (OSINT)
• FEMA - Continuity Excellence Series: Level 1 Professional Continuity Practitioner
• Numerous FEMA IS, G, and L Series Certifications including, but not limited too: IS 100, 200, 700, 800, IS 453 (Homeland Security Planning), G 191 (EOC/ICS Interface), L 146 (HSEEP), etc.
• Numerous DHS Certifications including, but not limited too: AWR 140 (Rad/Nuc WMD Operations), AWR 334 (Terrorist Attack Cycle (ITAC)), AWR 340 (Protective Measures Awareness), MGT 335 (Event Security Planning), etc.
• LSU - Academy of Counter-Terrorist Education: AWR 219 (SPOT), AWR 315 (Fundamentals of Criminal Intelligence), AWR 409 (Identifying DVEs and HVEs), MGT 324 (Campus Emergencies Prevention, Response, Recovery)
• Numerous TEEX Certifications including, but not limited too: AWR 160 (WMD/Terrorism Awareness for First Responders), AWR 213 (Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience), MGT 414 (Critical Infrastructure Resilience and Community Lifelines), MGT 452 (Physical and Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure), etc.
• National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C): IA 100 (Intro to Intelligence Analysis), IA 300 (Strategic Intelligence Analysis)
• NWCG: S-130 (Firefighter), S-131 (Firefighter Type 1), S-190 (Wildland Fire Behavior), L-180, S-211 (Portable Pumps and Water Use), S-212 (Wildland Fire Chainsaws/Sawyer) and S-270 (Basic Air Operations)
• NFPA Hazardous Materials Awareness and Operations

***See attachment for a full list of professional certifications

• New Mexico Association of Emergency Management Professionals (NMAEMP)

• Volunteer - New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management - Preventative Radiological and Nuclear Detection (PRND) - Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta (10/2023) - Detected and interdicted radiological/nuclear materials outside of regulatory control before they could be misused in a nefarious way by bad actors.
• Volunteer - New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management - Fire Prevention Expo (10/2023) - Supported the NMDHSEM preparedness mission by promoting public and fire safety initiatives to the attending public.
• Volunteer/Operational Trainee - American Red Cross (Disaster Action Team) - Bernalillo County (12/2021-08/2022) - Supported the Regional Disaster Cycle Services Department to provide 24-hour support to families and individuals impacted by home fires or other local disasters.
• Volunteer - Central New Mexico Community College - Criminal Justice Program Mock Actor (04/2018) - Participated as a mock actor for patrol-based training, assisting CNM CJ professors enhance and hone CJ student's skillsets.
• Volunteer - Central New Mexico Community College - High School Career Day (02/2017 and 02/2018) - Supported recruiting prospective students and volunteers for the "High School Career Day" interested in CNM's Criminal Justice and Fire Science/EMS Program.
• Volunteer/Member - Central New Mexico Community College - Student First Responder Organization (01/2017 - 12/2018) - Helped coordinate and develop strategies designed to fundraise money in support of CNM's College of Health, Wellness, and Public Safety. In addition, supported first responder degree program specific recruitment efforts.
• Volunteer - La Cueva High School MCJROTC - Rifle Team Marksmanship Camp Instructor (07/2015) - Instructed prospective team members on the basics of rifle safety, handling, cleaning and storing, competition procedures, and marksmanship skills.