Marilyn Senz

Executive Officer for US Army Drill Sergeant Battalion responsible for training and recruiting US Army Drill Sergeants whose mission is to backfill Basic Training billets at Ft Jackson, SC during "summer surge" activities.

• Monitored and assessed mission progress and provided updates to command.
• Devised and implemented battle plans to achieve tactical objectives.
• Recruited and retained Drill Sergeant candidates.
• Developed training plans to prepare Drill Sergeant Candidates to prepare for the US Army Drill Sergeant School.

Medical Supply and Materials Specialist responsible for stocking, resupply and ordering depleted medical supplies in multiple clinics of a US Veterans Administration Hospital.

• Built long-term relationships due to prompt and courteous service.
• Worked with customers to integrate processes and correct issues.
• Tracked supply, equipment and product inventory quantities to maintain necessary levels.
• Validated inventory levels and updated systems using handheld devices.
• Provided customers with status updates for tracked packages.
• Oversaw every phase of supply chain, from purchase order to delivery to invoicing, targeting 100% end-user satisfaction.

Served as Brigade Surgeon until the US Army assigned Doctors for rotations during deployment. Main duty was Medical Logistics Officer for the 113th Sustainment Brigade responsible for recruiting, training and retention of US Army Medics for a 1 year rotation to Kuwait for Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom.

• Devised and implemented processes and procedures to order and account for medical materials and equipment.
• Gathered, organized and input information into digital database.
• Maintained database systems to track and analyze operational data.
• Arraigned for training and schools for 18 US Army Medics and Officers.
• Planned the operations and training of forward deployed Medics participating in convoy operations in Iraq.

Started as a Detention Officer, then moved to the Position of School Resource Officer.

• Observed jail and inmate activity to maintain order and safety of both inmates and staff.
• Handled citation and traffic violation paperwork.
• Responded to emergency calls to provide assistance to students and staff in need.
• Mentored students and interacted with them on a daily basis to build trust and improve communication.
• Conducted searches of individuals, vehicles and premises.
• Provided testimony in court proceedings.
• Participated in continuous firearms proficiency, defensive driving and arrest technique training.
• Utilized clear communication and interpersonal skills to build relationships with citizens.

Captain in Charge of MS1 (Freshman) ROTC Cadets.

• Developed and implemented effective lesson plans to cover Cadet Command's mandatory training material.
• Trained as many as 14 students per semester in classroom environments and over 50 students during laboratory exercises.
• Recruited and retained Cadets by contracting them into the Guard and Reserve's "Simultaneous Member Program."
• Evaluated over 250 Cadets in Summer Camp at Ft. Lewis, WA for proficiency in battle tactics and leadership abilities.

Adjutant General of a deployed Medical Task Force, (Task Force Medical Eagle),

Credentialing Task Force Medical Service providers to include Doctors and Nurses.

• Ensured medical credentials for doctors and nurses were updated and transferred to US Army specifications for the Country of Bosnia Herzegovina.
• Conducted performance reviews and provided feedback to command on Soldier performance.
• Processed over 300 award recommendations to higher command.
• Processed over 150 Officer and NCO Evaluations.
• Worked closely with higher command on multiple EO complaints, to include the European Judge Advocate Generals Office.