Ryne McCarthy

Serving as a Mortuary Affairs Coordinator within the Department of Defense. Supervised the dignified care and processing of deceased military personnel. Responsibilities include coordinating with families, ensuring compliance with regulations, and managing logistics for the respectful treatment of remains. This role necessitates a sensitive approach to handling difficult circumstances, while maintaining professionalism. Collaboration with various military and civilian agencies is essential to ensure seamless operations and support for grieving families. Ensured the causality process was being followed in accordance with Army regulations.

• Coordinated all aspects of mortuary affairs, ensuring adherence to military protocols and regulations.
• Provided compassionate support to families during difficult times, addressing their needs with sensitivity and respect.
• Managed logistics for the transportation and processing of remains, ensuring timely and respectful handling.
• Developed training programs for personnel on mortuary affairs processes and best practices.
• Adjudicated $150,000 in funeral claims in 2024.
• As a government purchase card holder, I facilitated $20,000 a month in public funds and ensured the money was appropriately spent.

Engagement with the New York Army National Guard involves a range of responsibilities aimed at supporting military operations and community engagement. This position requires a commitment to service, teamwork, and adaptability in various roles. Compassionate leadership is essential to taking care of soldiers. Activities may include training exercises, logistical support, and community outreach initiatives, which are vital for maintaining readiness and fostering relationships between the military and local communities. Participation in drills and missions enhances skills and contributes to personal and professional development.

• Served as the Brigade S-1 maintaining personal accountability within the New York Army National Guard.
• Used authoritative databases to update records for soldiers.
• Cared for the needs of the soldiers assigned to the section.
• While deployed, I processed 5,000 order amendments to ensure Soldiers had accurate records.
• While deployed, I synergies with people from a diverse background to produce results for a variety of Human Resources issues.