Jacklyn Bush, M.S.

• GS7 Step 5, Full time, 40+ hours/week
• Detecting, deterring, and corrective Federal violations relevant to the VHA to include issuing warnings, citations, and conducting arrests.
• Talked regularly with veterans and employees to establish rapport and become familiar presence in area.
• Investigated and reported crimes, accidents, offenses, and damage to property.
• Conducted witness interviews and gathered details regarding incidents to determine best course of action.
• Maintained a consistent safe environment for all personnel on the grounds.

• GL-9, Full time, 40+ hours/week
• Detected, deterred, and corrected Federal and State violations to include issuing warnings, citations, and conducting arrests.
• Educated the public on natural and cultural resources with an emphasis on conservation.
• Investigated cases such as assault, DUI, drugs, illegal fishing and/or hunting, trespassing, and theft.
• Evidence Custodian; inventoried, stored, and transferred evidence and prepared accurate and timely reports for presentation in criminal court.
• Trained new personnel on NPS incident reporting system.

• Full time, 40+ hours/week
• Oversaw daily functions of the detention center to include monitoring surveillance cameras, controlling access through remotely-operated doors, roving cells and inmate dormitories, and ensuring safe and secure conditions throughout the facility.
• Advised inmates of institutional rules and regulations and supervised all activities to ensure conformance. Determined and administered proper corrective action for violations.
• Tasks included booking arrestees, inventory and secure storage of personal property, and maintaining required documentation for all inmates with accuracy and efficiency.
• Ensured a healthy quality of living for all detainees in custody, including medication dispensing, immediate medical attention and aid.
• Intrastate transportation of inmates to other holding facilities, executing searches of housing units and persons, identification and seizure of contraband, and appropriately subduing combative subjects.
• Routinely demonstrated proper cuffing, frisk, fingerprinting, DNA collection, and search techniques according to State guidelines.

• O-3/Lieutenant, Full time, 40+ hours/week

SURFACE WARFARE:

• Supervised and directed personnel operating radar, sonar, electronic countermeasures, radio, and plotting equipment for mission requirements.
• Informed control stations regarding navigation, movement of friendly and enemy ships and aircraft, target designation, antisubmarine operations, and tactical deception.
• Served as vessel's Electronic Key Management Officer; directly responsible for the proper storage, handling, security, and deployment of all Confidential, Secret, and Top Secret weapons instructions, directions, and coding. Held TS/SCI security clearance.

PUBLIC AFFAIRS

• Acted as an official liaison between the Navy and the general public, foreign and domestic dignitaries, celebrities, and high-ranking officials.
• Participated in television interviews, newspaper segments, and directly maintained the local database of relevant Naval station information, contacts, and maps.

AVIATION

• Aerospace Maintenance Duty Officer onboard an electronic attack jet squadron VAQ-134.
• Responsible for aircraft equipment inspections, personnel qualifications, supply and logistics, as well as upkeep and auditing of 39 maintenance programs across 14 work centers and 5 EA-18G aircraft.
• Earned a 98% compliance during pre-deployment "Safe For Flight" inspection.
• Served as a certified Sexual Assault Prevention and Response advocate.
• As Ground Safety Officer, investigated incidents, medical injuries, and directly provided reports, documentation, and corrective recommendations to the Commanding Officer.
• Elected as Hazardous Materials coordinator and program manager; completed Site Specific Environmental Compliance Training and ensured all oil and fuel spills, chemical use, and storage were in compliance with the EPA, OSHA, and Washington State regulations.
• Ensured all personnel were trained in the use and storage of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) according to work center duties.

• Part time, ~15 hours/week

TEACHING ASSISTANT

• Prepared and led lectures for college-level chemistry and physics laboratories, maintaining high attention to detail while multitasking with students.
• Maintained student grades, lab safety, preparation and handling of chemicals, and accurate lab techniques and that students implemented proper PPE and were familiar with protocol for chemical skin and/or eye exposure.
• Provided one-on-one tutoring and mentorship with students and developed creative methods of instruction to promote and develop a better understanding and appreciation of science.
• Documented attendance and completed assignments to maintain full class and student records.
  Monitored student progress to identify weaknesses and provide recommendations for improvement.
  Built and maintained professional relationships with students and faculty members.RESEARCH ASSISTANT:
• Assisted with chemical research related to organic solar cell function and capability for applications towards clean energy solutions.
• Analyzed instrumental date, reports, and professional scientific journals to make recommendations to laboratory supervisor.
• Responsible for proper maintenance of laboratory equipment, to include troubleshooting and solving instrumental malfunctions and properly documenting all issues and adjustments.
• Developed, proposed, and published a method to enhance current organic solar cell function and led multiple seminars promoting clean energy sources.
• Ensured proper handling and disposal of dangerous chemicals according to state guidelines.
• Maintained gas cylinder cleanliness and efficiency and exercised appropriate caution during use.