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Phillip Salinardi

Pine Bush

Summary

Developed key communication and support skills in mental health environment. Focused on active listening and crisis intervention, ensuring compassionate approach. Seeking to transition into new field, leveraging these transferable skills to make meaningful impact for the first responders of Orange County

Overview

23
23
years of professional experience

Work History

Investigator/Regional Coordinator NYSP EAP

New York State Police
11.2016 - 12.2024
  • Documented findings and prepared detailed reports.
  • Conducted thorough face-to-face interviews with employers, families, neighbors, friends, and suspects, and documented investigative findings.
  • ICISF Certified to Assist Individuals and Groups in Crisis, Advanced level certification in Assisting Individuals and Groups in Crisis, Certified in Suicide Awareness.
  • Offered training seminars on peer support techniques, elevating the skill level within the department and fostering collaboration among team members.
  • Managed sensitive case information with utmost discretion, ensuring confidentiality and integrity in all proceedings.
  • Established trust with participants through active listening, empathy, and non-judgmental approaches in all interactions.
  • Assisted in conflict resolution, addressing interpersonal issues between peers effectively and professionally.
  • Worked collaboratively with fellow Peer Support Leaders, sharing insights, and feedback to continually improve the overall effectiveness of the program.
  • Enhanced group dynamics by implementing peer support strategies and promoting open communication.
  • Mentored new Peer Support Leaders, providing guidance and sharing best practices to ensure their success in the role.

Trooper

New York State Police
05.2006 - 11.2016
  • Provided a visible presence in the community, promoting trust and deterring potential criminal activities.
  • Collaborated with other troopers, sharing information and supporting each other during challenging situations.
  • Performed vehicle stops for violations such as speeding or driving under the influence, ensuring roadways remained safe for all users.
  • Improved public safety by conducting routine patrols and responding to emergency situations in a timely manner.
  • Drafted daily reports detailing patrol activities, observations and arrests.
  • Identified, pursued and arrested suspects and perpetrators of criminal acts.
  • Monitored crowded public areas and events to mitigate risk and promote safety.
  • Monitored criminal activity in community to identify suspicious activity.
  • Obtained information from arrested subjects to conduct debriefings.

Platoon Sergeant

United States Marine Corps
06.2002 - 07.2010
  • Trained, supervised and organized 100's of Marines, Sailors and personnel.
  • Maintained health, welfare and combat readiness of personnel within platoon.
  • Enforced technical and tactical training standards to accomplish unit mission objectives.
  • Contributed valuable input during key decision-making processes as an integral member of the command team.
  • Evaluated marine performance regularly, providing constructive feedback that led to overall improvement in individual skills and abilities.
  • Enhanced platoon readiness by conducting comprehensive training programs and drills.
  • Coordinated successful missions through effective communication with adjacent units, higher headquarters, and support elements.
  • Oversaw successful integration of new technology into daily operations, enhancing capability and efficiency.
  • Conducted detailed after-action reviews to extract lessons learned, driving continuous improvement in tactics and strategy.
  • Negotiated with local leaders to secure safe passage and support for operations in sensitive areas.
  • Directed tactical operations in complex and challenging environments many times undercover while temporary assigned to the US States Department in 2006-2007.

Education

Bachelor of Science - Human & Community Services

SUNY Empire State College
Saratoga Springs, NY
04.2021

No Degree - Cultural Anthropology

Seton Hall University
South Orange, NJ
04.2004

Skills

  • Detailed report writing
  • Interview techniques
  • Research abilities
  • Ethical and honest
  • Interrogation skills
  • Wellness recovery action plan

Timeline

Investigator/Regional Coordinator NYSP EAP

New York State Police
11.2016 - 12.2024

Trooper

New York State Police
05.2006 - 11.2016

Platoon Sergeant

United States Marine Corps
06.2002 - 07.2010

Bachelor of Science - Human & Community Services

SUNY Empire State College

No Degree - Cultural Anthropology

Seton Hall University
Phillip Salinardi