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supervisors as a highly self-motivated, efficient professional with problem solving, communications and interpersonal strengths – and who delivers outstanding results in any endeavor.
 Qualities include reliability, trustworthiness, sound judgment and strong work ethic.
 Computer skills: MS Word and Windows 2000.

EXPERIENCE
UNITED STATES ARMY CONTRACTOR FOR IRAQI SURVEY GROUP, TITAN CORP.

Operations Manager, Army Defense Contract Qatar January 2005 – present

• Secured escort and supervision of over 190 personnel and buses into sensitive Class II area of operation.
• Upkeep and maintenance of badge and ID systems.
• Responsible for managing all the administrative matters such as daily timekeeping, attendance, payroll accuracy, as well as vacation scheduling and time off for Category I linguists.
• Maintain standard of quality linguists for the Department of Defense and coordinate all aspects of the contract to be met.
• Responsible for personnel security and possible security breaches on designated areas at Camp As Sayliyah.

UNITED STATES NAVY • Dec. 2000 to December 2004
U.S. NAVY COMMANDER FIFTH FLEET, U.S. NAVAL CENTRAL COMMAND, Bahrain
Protective Service Detail, Evasive Driver July 2003 to December 2004
 Handpicked as the first female to represent Naval Support Activity in the Arabian Gulf as a Protective Service Agent.
 Plan, coordinate and provide security, administrative and logistics support to the Commander of the U.S. Fifth Fleet and visiting dignitaries who are high-risk targets of terrorism.
 Responsible for monthly Motorcade Operations handling the detail for the Commanders of Joint Chiefs of Staff and U.S. Central Command.
 Range of experience includes protective service tactics, anti-ambush operations, counter surveillance operations, evasive driving techniques and providing physical security.
 Coordinate implementation and monitor force protection level training for the Command with an emphasis on crime prevention, port security, public relations and language instruction.
 Train security personnel in force protection, anti-terrorism, threat collection, information security, crisis management, terrorist and weapons of mass destruction response, mass casualty and physical security plans.

Accomplishments & Awards:
• Conducted more than 100 VIP movements without any incidents.
• Liaised with numerous U.S. protection agencies and host nations, playing a key role in the successful protection of the Vice Admiral, 20+ visiting Flag Officers and dignitaries.
• Volunteered as Supply Petty Officer and to serve as Department Physical Fitness Assessment Coordinator.
• Earned the National Defense Service Medal, 2003; Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, 2003; Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, 2002; and Meritorious Unit Commendation, 2002.

“Sandra is a key member of the Commander’s Executive Protection Detail. One of the go-to sailors when things need to get done. A self-starter who rapidly established herself as a leader in the work center; both junior and senior personnel look to her for direction. Her knowledge and drive have reinvigorated the Executive Protection Detail She is essential to its success.” - Supervisor’s Evaluation Comments

NAVAL SECURITY FORCE, Bahrain
Training Officer / Instructor Jan. 2003 to July 2003
 Promoted to Master-at-Arms Second Class and assigned to Protective Service Detail in Bahrain following closure of Roosevelt Roads Naval Base.
 Planned and coordinated bi-monthly training schedules for new Security Personnel in all aspects of force protection and security issues.
 Taught courses in Security Department operations and job duties, Crime Prevention, Search and Seizure, Jurisdiction, Public Relations, Uniform Code of Military Justice, Use of Force, Report Writing, Perimeter Searches, Interview and Interrogation, Crime Scenes and Preservation of Evidence and CPR.
Accomplishments:
• Trained and ensured that all personnel were properly trained and qualified in Search and Seizure procedures, vehicle and personnel searches, and detention and apprehension of suspects.
• Initiated the Naval Security Force Bahrain CPR Program, certifying over 150 security personnel and maintaining 300 records.

NAVAL SECURITY FORCE, Roosevelt Roads Naval Base and Vieques, Puerto Rico
Watch Commander / Patrol Officer / Training Coordinator / Instructor June 2001 to Jan. 2003
 Supervised a team of 15 personnel on Vieques Island during quarterly military exercises. Scheduled work assignments/rotations and acted as liaison between military and local authorities.
 Evaluated daily operations of Force Protection and Physical Security. Analyzed and reviewed complex security issues on Vieques. Recommended action steps to ensure appropriate implementation of security measures in response to threat assessment and intelligence.
 Acted as a liaison for the Naval Security Department with Marine Support Units and the Coast Guard for safeguarding the Live Impact Area during exercise operations.
 Ensured that Security Force personnel were properly equipped and briefed on threat level during protests.
 Performed additional responsibilities as Dispatcher, Incident Report Writer, DWI Patrol Officer, security and riot support on Vieques, protective service volunteer, range support and base security.

Accomplishments:
• Developed and coordinated security policy and procedures for assigned security programs.
• Trained over 300 Naval Security Force Personnel on all aspects of law enforcement and force protection, ensuring their qualification in Search and Seizure procedures, vehicle and personnel searches, detention and apprehension of suspects, CPR and weapons.
• Prepared and implemented automated presentations in classroom settings during the Department of Defense Joint Service Integrate Vulnerability Assessment (JSIVA) briefings.
• Assisted in the safe removal of 16 anti-Navy protestors in Vieques, “enabling Joint Forces and U.S. Naval Battle Groups to maintain their war-fighter readiness.”

PRIOR EMPLOYMENT
Supervisor at a women’s fitness center (Curves for Women, Bellingham, Washington). Maintained memberships and contracts at a women’s fitness center; supervised personnel; worked with members to plan and implement personal fitness goals.
Responsible for purchasing and computerized inventory control activities at Willamette Ski Pass, a ski resort in Eugene, Oregon.
Performed shipping, receiving and inventory control functions at Northwest Computer Supplies, Bellingham, Washington.

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EDUCATION
B.A in Criminal Justice, emphasis in Policing, graduation in March 2005
Excelsior College (online U.S. military college), Albany NY
Courses include: Criminal Investigation, Corrections, Deviant Behavior, Juvenile Delinquency, Forensic Science, Criminal Justice, Criminology, Criminalistics.
Bachelor’s degree with a major in English (U.S. bachelor’s equivalent), J.F. Kennedy College, Esslingen, Germany, 1992
Additional: Serbo-Croatian Linguist – received score of 4/4 on Defense Language Proficiency Test and fluent in German

MILITARY TRAINING
U.S. Navy: Naval Security Force Field Training Officer Academy, Protective Training and Antiterrorism Evasive Driver Course, Protective Service Detail (PSD) School, Bill Scott Racing (BSR) Executive Protection Driver School, Naval Criminal Investigative Service Surveillance Course, Ethics
U.S. Army: Executive Protective Services, Emergency Medical Technician
U.S. Air Force: Law Enforcement Apprentice Course (Master-at Arms School)

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