Dynamic security professional with extensive experience at UW Health University Hospital, excelling in crisis intervention and incident management. Proven ability to lead training programs and enhance team performance. Certified in CPR and Non-Violent Crisis Intervention, demonstrating strong leadership and communication skills in high-pressure environments.
-Officer in Charge (OIC) duties to include overseeing day to day operations of the shift.
-Conducting a thorough shift briefing at beginning of shift.
-Provided a comprehensive training program for newly hired officers (Field Training Officer or FTO).
-Review all post assignments and verify correct staffing and post rotation.
-Gathered information, identified and implemented resolution, planned follow-up and logged and filed incident report to successfully manage complaints.
-Reviewed all dispatch log entries and report's for accuracy and completed OIC Summary Report at conclusion of assigned shift.
-Coordinated staffing for special or unique situations.
-Proactively seek out and resolve issues that may negatively impact site security and occupant safety.
-Respond to acute behavioral events and assist with trained de-escalation and problem solving techniques to support the person or the responding team.
-Serve as a first responder to intrusion and panic/hold up alarms according to departmental procedures and protocols.
-Support screening of individuals for weapons, which included the operation of a walk-through metal detector or handheld scanner in the Emergency Department.
-Wrote detailed reports on property damage, theft, presence of unauthorized persons and unusual incidences.
-Complete other duties as assigned by Officer in Charge or department leadership.
-Leads, manages, supervises (+14 squad members) and performs SF (Security Forces) duties, including but not limited to: Use of deadly force to protect base personnel and resources. Provide armed response and controls to entry to 115th Fighter Wing Installation. Enforced standards of conduct, discipline, and adherence to laws and directives.
-Develops plans, policies, and detailed instructions to implement SF programs and procedures. Provided on-scene supervision for Security Forces. Inspected and evaluated effectiveness of SF personnel and activities. Gave recommendations to base commanders from analyzing reports and statistics.
-Remained composed and poised in physically demanding, high-stress situations and taught others how to remain same level-headed approach.
-Managed and supervised Combat Arms Division and implemented ground weapons training programs. Instructed/provided ground weapons qualification training and tactics to base personnel (+1400 personnel).
-Patrolled designated areas in patrol vehicle and on foot to identify security and safety issues.
-Investigated incidents and crimes, collected evidence and recorded witness statements.
-Gathered information and evidence to assist in solving crimes.
-Observed jail and inmate activity to maintain order and safety of +300 inmates and guards.
-Inspected housing cells and directed teams completing in-depth searches for contraband or damage.
-Decreased organizational deficiencies by effectively educating new deputies on polices and procedures.
-Recognized and treated medical conditions with proven techniques, equipment and knowledge of medical and military protocols.
-Assessed needs and conditions of assigned patients and gathered critical patient health information.
-Administered first aid treatment or life support care to sick or injured persons in pre-hospital settings.
-Assessed nature and extent of illness or injury to establish and prioritize medical procedures.
-Worked as crisis team member and clearly communicated with other health care members to best care for patients with diverse military wounds.