ENGL-2311

Objective

I am a recent graduate from TSTC Computer Networking & Systems Administration program and am looking for an entry level position to gain more knowledge and utilize my current skill set.

Skills

• Highly proficient with MS Office Suite
• Managed supply budgets in excess of $97K, reduced duplicate/unrequired items by 21%
• Managed equipment accounts in excess of $200K, acquired over $300K in new equipment
• Secret level security clearance

Education

A.A.S., Computer Networking & Systems Administration Currently Enrolled

Texas State Technical College , Abilene, TX GPA: 4.0

A.A.S., Allied Health Science Feb. 2003

Community College of the Air Force

A.A.S., Instructor of Technology and Military Training Feb. 2003

Community College of the Air Force

Experience
Center Manager Assistant November 2013-December 2015

CSL Plasma, Abilene TX

• Responsible for assisting overall operations of blood/plasma center including:
  • Direction and training of 32+ employees
  • Processing and shipping over 1000 blood/plasma units weekly
  • Monitoring and directing center finances to meet corporate budget goals
  • Investigating and resolving donor complaints
  • Maintaining high health and quality standards regulated by the FDA
• Received highest possible rating (Strong) during each corporate audit, as well as zero 483's findings during each FDA inspection
• Improved the center’s audit results by coauthoring and implementing systems that focused on improving KPI's and handling challenging employee situations
• Implementation of improved practices resulted in the first 18 month certification in over 7 years on corporate self-inspection audit Feb 2014

Medical Technician Functional Manager August 2012– November 2013

United States Air Force, Dyess AFB, TX

• Ensured proper education and training of individuals new to the medical technician career field
• Conducted recertification for Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and skill validation for 23 individuals
• Planed/coordinated movement of technicians within the facility for career broadening and work center coverage
• Assisted the Education and Training Department by:
  • Tracking requirements for 312 employees
  • Providing in-house training on basic life support (CPR
  • Creating monthly compliance reports for the leadership team
• Provided over 60 hours of face-to-face instruction during newcomers orientation, EMT recertification classes, and CPR classes

Family Practice Clinic/Emergency & Combat Medicine/Medical-Surgical Inpatient Ward July 2008– July 2012

United States Air Force, Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, Germany

• Provided tri-service training for 9 locations/343 personnel over 4 different course platforms
• Taught over 140 hours of face-to-face instruction in combat medicine, EMT and CPR
• Utilized and maintained $300K in medical simulation mannequins, $127K supplies
• Managed schedules for 8 providers/2 physician extenders/12 support personnel to meet access-to-care standards and achieved 95% patient satisfaction scores
• Managed 13 bed inpatient unit with complete isolation capability
• Managed supplies and schedules for 13 nurses/7 technicians to meet daily patient census demand
• Performed pre/post-operative care for critically ill/injured patients, including ordering and collecting specimens to include blood, sputum, stool, and gastric contents
• Ensured 95% compliance rate on individual competency assessment folders and required training for 42 employees

Supervisor, Flight Medicine Clinic; Instructor In-residence Aerospace Medical Service Apprentice Course; Team Lead Primary Care Optimization Clinic December 1999-June 2008

United States Air Force, Shepherd AFB, TX

• Managed daily schedule of 4 physicians/14 support staff providing 32 appointments daily
• Ensured emergency and disaster training for aircraft mishap/recovery and hospital required training

• Performed front-line prevention and test/procedure instruction for patients
• Assisted providers with minor sterile procedures and specimen collection
• Collected physiologic data and maintained both written and electronic patient records
• Instructed over 1500 students in initial medical training, over 15,000 hours of face-to-face instruction in Anatomy & Physiology, basic nursing skills, EMT/CPR and flight medicine
• Primary instructor for 20 classes/415 students over 4 years
• Only instructor certified to teach the complete 11 week course during four year tenure as instructor, maintained 75% first time pass rate for all classes

References

Leo Chavez, Texas State Technical College, Abilene, TX

Instructor, Computer Networking

[email protected]

(325) 738-3356

Catrina Crayton, CSL Plasma, Pensacola, FL

Center Manager

[email protected]

(850) 776-5430

Introduction:

Company Name: Someplace Else                                                                                                                                     Owner & Manager: Paul Abraham

Industry: Entertainment /Restaurant                                                                                                                                                       Year Opened: 2017

Location Type: The facility will have an approximately 200,000 sq. ft. building with a primarily open floor plan. There will be separate areas established for the kitchen, party rooms, and main dining area. The arcade area will have a bar/seating area integrated to the floor plan with two areas to exchange tickets for prizes. The exterior will be brick and stone facade with a southwest design.

Number of employees: 40

Positions:

CEO – 1

Manager - 3

Bartender - 5

Cook - 12

Wait Staff - 8

Cashiers - 5

Hostess - 3

Cleaning Crew - 3

Staff qualifications:

Bartenders and wait staff will need to be 21 and undergo checks to be bonded

Managers need to have at least an associate’s degree in business administration

All other staff requires no specialized qualifications

Contact:

Address: 3002 West Lake Road, Abilene TX 79601

Phone: (325) 784-5656

Email: [email protected]

Website: COMING SOON!

Motto/Slogan:

Everyone wants to go Someplace Else!

Products & Services:

• Someplace Else is a combination mid-level restaurant and arcade
• The menu will consist of items ranging from $10-$30 in price:
  • Appetizers--$10-$15
  • Entrees--$15-$30
  • Desserts--$10-$15
  • Drinks--$2-$10
• Private rooms will be available for $70 per hour
• Some arcade games will give tickets based upon the scores
• These tickets can be exchanged for prizes

Summary:

Someplace Else provides exactly that for the adult crowd. This establishment is something that’s missing from the restaurant/entertainment scene in Abilene. While there are similar venues in the area, they are geared to a family atmosphere and have limited menus. Someplace Else provides adults with an inclusive experience where they can enjoy food and arcade games away from children and a children’s menu. This venture provides an alternative to the bar scene and “dinner and a movie” for a parent escape night or just a date night in general.

Justification:

Although most new restaurants fail within six months of opening, I believe this venture will be a success in this area. The closest similar attractions are a 2-3 hour drive to the Metroplex or Lubbock area. The venues similar to this in the area: Chucky Cheese, Prime Time, and Mr. Gatti’s Pizza, are family entertainment places and have a limited draw for adults wanting to go someplace for a night. Also, aside from Prime Time, they are not places patrons typically spend more than an hour or so at. This particular venue would be somewhere guests can be entertained for the entire night and not have to go multiple places. Having three universities and a military base in the area provides repeated turnover to the population this establishment is geared toward and would continue to bring new customers to the business.