Public Health Emergency Planner and Medical Health Operational Area Coordinator

• Oct 2022 - Present

Public Health Emergency Planner classification is utilized in the Public Health Department. The Public Health Emergency Planners may be assigned to administer either the Public Health Emergency Preparedness Grant, Hospital Preparedness Grant or other related preparedness/emergency grants. Incumbents are responsible for the development, oversight, testing and evaluation of the county-wide plans for responding to public health emergencies utilizing the resources available through grants or other programs. In the event of a local emergency, the Medical Health Operational Area Coordinator (MHOAC) shall coordinate disaster medical and health resources within the operational area (OA), and be the Point of Contact (POC) for coordination with the Regional Disaster Medical and Health Coordinator/Specialist (RDMHC/S) Program. Each California OA appoints a MHOAC to provide 24-hour, seven day a week, single POC for disaster medical and health operations. The MHOAC Program is responsible for assessing the needs for medical resources and commodities within the OA and requesting support for shortfalls through the RDMHC/S and the Regional Emergency Operations Center (REOC). The MHOAC Program is responsible for coordination with MHOAC Programs in the Mutual Aid Region (via the RDMHC/S) to maintain directories of Public Health, Environmental Health, Behavioral/Mental Health, and EMS resources, including equipment, supplies, personnel and facilities, within the OA. Show less

User Success Engineer - Manufacturing

• Sep 2021 - Oct 2022

Emergency Management Specialist

• Mar 2021 - Jun 2021

Masters Student

• Jun 2019 - May 2021

Graduated with a Masters of Science in Emergency and Crisis Management with a 4.0 GPA Graduated with a Masters of Science in Emergency and Crisis Management with a 4.0 GPA

Electronic Warfare Specialist

• Feb 2011 - Feb 2019

Description: The Electronic Warfare Specialist advises and assists the commander on electronic warfare operations. This person makes use of electromagnetic and directed energy to control the electromagnetic spectrum and defeat the enemy through planning, coordination, integration, and execution of electronic attack, electronic protection and electronic warfare support. -Coordinated and conduced electronic warfare training for over 300 personnel in support of overseas movement. -Established standard operating procedures at multiple organizations within the Army. -Regularly served in positions that were rated one or 2 levels above mine. Battle Non-Commissioned Officer (Additional duty) Nov 1, 2015 – Present Description: Managers and oversees the setup, execution and maintenance of an Emergency Operations Center or Tactical Operation Center. Some of the major areas of focus Plans, Orders and Annexes, Graphics and Overlays, Military Intelligence, and Combat Service Support. -Oversaw tactical operations in harsh environments, to including near the Korean Demilitarized Zone. -Served in this position at different levels of the U.S. Army organization. Overall Military Career: -Obtained the rank of Sergeant/E-5. -Military Education includes: Battle Staff, Joint Firepower Course, The Warrior Leader Course, and Advanced Leader Course. -Familiar with the following systems in addition to my primary military occupation: Command Post of the Future, Forward Area Air Defense Command, Control, Communications, and Intelligence System, Electronic Military Personnel Office, Digital Training Management System, Defense Travel Service, Army Disaster Personnel Accountability and Assessment System. -Awards include: Army Achievement Medal(x2), Army Good Conduct Medal(x2), Korea Defense Service Ribbon, and Overseas Service Ribbon. Show less