Drug Program Supervisor
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Distinguished graduate of DCELP (DOD Defense Civilian Leader Program). Supervise a diverse group of employees to include military and civilian personnel. Responsible for conducting interviews of potential employees, and working with security manager with new employees using e-Quip.
Responsible for the overall safety of the office, and ensuring proper techniques and policies are followed to ensure chain of custody for the drug testing program. Responsible for day to day activities within the office, writing employee evaluations, ensuring accuracy of time cards, pulling analytical data, meeting with other supervisors to ensure best practices for the Navy are kept within standards, and perform all other duties and tasks as needed. Responsible for overseeing reports written by employees, and writing reports to senior management when necessary.
Responsible for following all OSHA guidelines and ensuring all staff members operate in a safe manner using proper PPE at all times. Responsible for maintaining ESAMS within the department and give weekly and monthly safety briefings. Responsible for managing all aspects of government travel for department and travel cards.
Responsible for managing government-based web systems for department. Investigates positives drug findings for court martial cases and other criminal cases needed by the Federal Government. Responsible for maintaining department travel credit cards along with annual training.
Responsible for conducting all annual training for the department. Must maintain secret security clearance.
Drug Program Supervisor - Department of the Navy - 2331 Isherwood Ave, Bldg. 236, Rm. 168, Great Lakes, IL
(2022-02)
Distinguished graduate of DCELP (DOD Defense Civilian Leader Program). Supervise a diverse group of employees to include military and civilian personnel. Responsible for conducting interviews of potential employees, and working with security manager with new employees using e-Quip.
Responsible for the overall safety of the office, and ensuring proper techniques and policies are followed to ensure chain of custody for the drug testing program. Responsible for day to day activities within the office, writing employee evaluations, ensuring accuracy of time cards, pulling analytical data, meeting with other supervisors to ensure best practices for the Navy are kept within standards, and perform all other duties and tasks as needed. Responsible for overseeing reports written by employees, and writing reports to senior management when necessary.
Responsible for following all OSHA guidelines and ensuring all staff members operate in a safe manner using proper PPE at all times. Responsible for maintaining ESAMS within the department and give weekly and monthly safety briefings. Responsible for managing all aspects of government travel for department and travel cards.
Responsible for managi
Task Force Officer (Sworn) - Drug Enforcement Administration - 230 S.
St, Chicago, IL
(2017-01 - 2020-12)
Investigate and enforce the controlled substance act, other duties imposed by law, and investigate other narcotic related crimes. As a Task Force Officer assigned to the Tactical Diversion Squad, duties include but were not limited to: work as an undercover agent, safety agent on scene, infiltrate, investigate, and take down physicians selling prescriptions and narcotics to patients. Investigate and intercept drug trafficking of pills and pharmaceuticals.
Write detailed police reports for the federal government, along with safety reports after each scene. Maintained top secret security clearance. Investigate all other matters by order of the government.
Conduct background checks on individuals, witnesses, and suspects. Access classified and confidential information. Review and analyze data and intel, and write reports regarding information. Assistant public affairs officer.
Responsible for managing government travel and cards of fellow TFO's. TFO Anti-terrorism and physical security officer. Responsible for using e-Quip for new TFO's hired and conducting background investigations.
Must maintain top secret security clearance.
Chief/K-9 Officer (Sworn) (Retired) - Lake County Coroner's Office - 26 N.
King JR Ave, Waukegan, IL
(2007-09 - 2020-12)
Sworn law enforcement officer, duties included but were not limited to: As the Chief, supervised the entire department with day-to-day operations. Internal affairs officer (FBI LEEDA certified), conducts all internal affairs investigations, Dog handler actively working K9 for all internal and external needs. Conduct personnel investigations and employment background checks, along with performing all hiring and terminations. Advanced interviewer and interrogator.
Officer charged with preparing press releases and having all interactions with the media and public.
Officer directly responsible for obtaining departments first national and worldwide accreditations. Responsible for all Physical Security issues. Department anti-terrorism officer. Formerly assigned to Lake County Major Crimes Task Force and Lake County Metropolitan Enforcement Group.
Departments only Executive Protection Officer. Write reports, review and analyze reports from deputies, review and analyze police reports and all files for approval. Responsible for all FOIA requests and supervision of record keeping.
Advocate (SAPR).
Corrections Officer - Lake County Sheriff's Office - 25 S.
Ave, Waukegan, IL
(2005-04 - 2007-09)
Safety and security of inmates in a direct supervision environment, make accurate decisions and keep a log of all findings during the course of the work day, deal with the public on a daily basis while keeping professional at all times in a hostile environment, write reports on a computer regarding any and all situations that occur during a shift, supervise daily operations of all inmates within the facility while staying collect at all times, transport inmates from outside county jails and state prisons, along transporting inmates within the facility while maintaining security and awareness. Assist outside agencies with warrant sweeps. Take mentally unsound individuals into custody and transport them to medical facilities for involuntary committal.
Investigate internal issues and report them to the shift commander. Investigated inmate violations of laws and rules, and wrote detailed reports regarding incidents. Investigate internal complaints, investigate external complaints, and write complete reports.
HIPPA and FOIA Officer in charge of security of information.
Coordinator. Internal department anti-terrorism officer.
Military Patrolman/Petty Officer - United States Navy - 521 Decatur Ave, Great Lakes, IL
(1996-07 - 2001-01)
Responsibilities included but were not limited to: Enforcement of Federal Statutes and Illinois Compiled Statutes, patrol streets, preservation of peace, prevention, detection, and the investigation of crimes. Take reports, conduct the initial investigation and at times the supplemental investigation regarding: Homicide, burglary, sex offenses, arson, thefts, robberies, and other criminal and non-criminal incidents. Interrogate suspects, question witnesses, and take statements as needed to prepare reports.
Identify, test, and place into evidence various types of drugs, narcotics and other controlled substances. Testify in a court of law. Make notifications of death to family and/or friends of the deceased.
Take charge of a crime scene and correspond with other agencies.
Specialist. While assigned to Fleet Hospital 3 during Operation Iraqi Freedom, responsibilities included patrolling and investigating territories outside of the camp. Also included was assisting the Pathologists and the medical staff in the retrieval of the deceased, assisting with routine autopsies, and conducting investigations along with typing detailed reports. Access to confidential and
Petty Officer/Cook/VBSS - United States Navy - Pearl Harbor, Pearl Harbor, HI
(1996-07 - 2001-01)
While on shore duty, responsible for managing the navy berthing areas, along with barracks and staff to ensure quality, upkeep and cleanliness. Also responsible for budget associated with barrack housing. Acted as Property Manager to ensure good coordination on issues affecting the installation, residence and public-private venture (PPV) partner.
Interpreted conflicting housing regulations to advise staff on implementing appropriate housing practices. Evaluated reports to determine improvements, replacements, and additional facility requirements for existing and future planning projects. Analyzed problem areas to implement corrective measures using guidelines of housing program requirements Preparing menus and ordering the quantities and types of food items, Operating kitchen and dining facilities, Keeping records for food supplies and financial budgets, Serving as personal food service specialists on admiral's staffs and for the commanding officer aboard ship or at shore bases, Operating and managing living quarters aboard submarines and at shore based motel/hotel type quarters.
Work in kitchens, dining areas, living quarters and storerooms where food supplies are kept. The work i
High School Diploma - Niles North High School (1996) Skokie, IL
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Master's Degree - Education - American Intercontinental University (2026-12) Chandler, AZ
Technical or occupational certificate - DCELP DOD Defense Civilian Leader Program (2023-09) Norman, OK
Police Supervision Staff and Command Management - Northwestern University Evanston, IL
