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Street Address W Wickenburg Way #79Wickenburg, AZ Street Address
PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE E-mail: EMAIL AVAILABLEPersonal InformationDrivers LicenseYesDrivers License StateArizonaDrivers License NumberB14410622Drivers License ClassDHave proof of your legal right to work in the US?YesWhat is your highest level of education?Some College (see Education section of resume)What is your minimum compensation requirement?$14.00 hrAre you willing to relocate?NoWhat shifts are you available to work?Day, Evening, Night, WeekendWhat type of job are you looking for?Part time to eventual full time.Rev. 1/11/2022 Page 2EMPLOYMENT HISTORYCompany/AgencyTHE MEADOWS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CENTER1655 N Tegner StWickenburg, AZ 85390Supervisor: Mr. Brandon Braley Phone: (928)668-4123 Position: Culinary DirectorDates: January 2021-presentDuties Summary:Prepares food and assist chef in preparation of foods to be packaged and transported to satellite facilities and then serve facility meals Maintains kitchen area and equipment in a clean and organized manner following kitchen cleaning schedule and standards set by the Health Department. Records temperatures on kitchen appliances. Washes and stores all dishes, silverware, glassware, pots, pans and utensils properly. Uses and cleans dishwasher properly. Maintains order lists for items that may be needed for next food delivery. Receive and stock incoming supplies. .Company/AgencyTRINITY SERVICES GROUP, Arizona Department of Corrections, Food Service Contractor, Perryville2105 W. Citrus WayGoodyear, AZ 85395Supervisor: Mr. Jorge Valdez Phone: (602)448-6862Position: Food Service Worker Supervisor, San Pedro Unit Dates: January 2020 June 2020Duties Summary:Supervise inmate labor, prepare, assists, or instructs inmate labor in the preparation of a variety of food in accordance with departmental work production standards. Follow facility housekeeping and safety practices in all preparation and serving of correctional facility meals. Working with inmates to feed approximately 250 inmates in one meal, ensuring inmates with special dietary requirements receive their meals as required by doctors. Responsible for making sure the food is prepared and kept hot/cold to meet food service temperature requirements to prevent illness. Paperwork to check that all areas are stocked, cleaned, or order for the next meal.Rev. 1/11/2022 Page 3Company/AgencyARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, Criminal Justice Services Bureau, Criminal History Records2220 W. Encanto BlvdPhoenix, AZ 85009Human Resources Phone: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEPosition: Criminal Records SpecialistDates: October 2015 - April 2018Supervisor: Ms. Mirisue Galindo Phone: (602)223-5049 Reason for Leaving: RetiredDuties Summary:Queried information on computerized criminal justice information systems (e.g., JWI, OPPIS, LEJIS, DART, ACJIS, ACIC/NCIC, Interpol, etc.) and obtained or disseminated criminal history information (e.g., arrests, warrants, dispositions, etc.) in response to requests from law enforcement, or for the public when requesting a record review of their criminal history for their own personal use. Entered data of criminal activity information from the courts or other types of law enforcement agencies into computerized information systems (e.g., JWI, ACJIS, ACIC/NCIC, PAWN, LEJIS, etc.) or tracking systems to add, update, modify or purge information. Entered agency dispositions into JWI and proofread to ensure accuracy. Alphabetic filing of warrants into agency files. Confirmed arrest warrants to criminal justice agencies and to the public. Received, opened and routed incoming mail to ensure proper processing and distribution. Timely completed all assignments. Monitored, accessed and disseminated criminal record information in order to maintain security in compliance with federal and state laws. Company/AgencyARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAETY, Sex Offender Unit Position: Administrative Assistant - Intermittent Employee Dates: February 2014 - October 2015Supervisor: Kathy Corcoran, no longer supervisorReason For Leaving: Received full time employment as a criminal records specialist in Criminal History Records (mentioned above)Duties Summary:Working part time in different clerical capacities, scanning warrants, criminal records, and sex offender documents into View Center; referencing federal and state databases, e.g., ACJIS, ACIC, Sex Offender (SORN). Rev. 1/11/2022 Page 4Company/AgencyARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, Access Integrity Unit Position: ACJIS Compliance SpecialistDates: November 2007 - November 2013Supervisor: Joyce Dehnert (Retired)Reason For Leaving: Retired from DPS 1st timeDuties Summary:Prepared internal and external correspondence, forms, reports, manuals, contracts and funding requests; Prioritized and tracked assignments to ensure timely completion; Maintained manual and automated filing system; Monitored equipment, inventory and surplus; Conducted operational compliance audits and criminal history reporting reviews of agencies to fulfill federal and state mandates telephonically and in person; Conducted off-line log searches to assist in operational audits; Researched allegations of ACJIS/NCIC network misuse; Coordinated with unit members to schedule meetings, site inspections, audit trips and training; Conducted security inspections for initial agency access when travel funds available; Coordinated technical audit information via Local Area Security Officers (LASOs) of Interface Agencies under the current NCIC/ACIC system guidelines; ACJIS Newsletter which notified agencies of current changes and updates in the industry; Developed various forms, reports or other correspondence to meet assignments and provided current data; and Administration of ACCESS database for supervisor reports and for delegating auditor assignments for new year, as well as other Microsoft products such as Word and Excel. Attended BASIC INSTRUCTOR SCHOOL in November 2009. Company/AgencyARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, Licensing and Regulatory Bureau Position: Bureau SecretaryDates: March 2002 - January 2007Supervisor: Lt. Laurence Burns (Retired), Licensing and Regulatory Bureau Reason For Leaving: Promotion to ACJIS Compliance Specialist Duties Summary:Responsibilities included: The administration and processing of rulemaking for the DPS CCW, Private Investigator, Security Guard and Criminal Identification Sections. Notified the industries of rulemaking and hearings; and transcribed public hearings; Assisted the Concealed-Carry Weapons Unit in the processing of applications, opened mail, organized applications and date stamped; Answered and screened Bureau and Lieutenant phone calls, took messages, prepared forms, travel claims and P.A.R.s; Assignment/tracked CJSD projects; general Rev. 1/11/2022 Page 5administrative/clerical backup to the Division Executive Secretary and Bureau Sections; Bureau monthly report - accumulated, organized, and researched section information to compile and submit monthly report to Division; Made inquiries into EMS and/or Lotus Notes and Internet for info; Assisted in writing responses thru public correspondence routed from the Governor and Division offices; Distributed and completed the Bureau Operating Plan and inputted the annual employee evaluations; and submitted Bureau information to the Digest for publication.Company/AgencyARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, HeadquartersPosition: Office Coordinator/SecretaryDates: November 1994 - February 2002Supervisor: Lt. Deboer, Lt. Lockhart - All Retired, Managers Reason For Leaving:Left positions described below due to promotion, or marriage, or re-organization when the Department combined two district offices under Lt. Lockhart at Knutson Station.Duties Summary:Worked as a Secretary/Office Coordinator after being promoted from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety to the District 11 Office in Globe, AZ. Transferred to Holbrook to work for District Commander Lt. Deboer out of District 3 while attending the Snowflake Police Academy. As an Office Coordinator, I prepared typed copy (e.g., correspondence, minutes, memoranda, agendas, contracts, reports, etc.) from written or oral information; Screened incoming telephone calls; Composed correspondence from rough draft and transcription tapes; Entered information (e.g., investigations, evaluations, call signs, time and activity records, inventory, etc.) into a computerized tracking system in order to originate, update, reconcile, transfer and track data; Researched purchase options and/or payment information in order to purchase necessary supplies and equipment, completed forms, reconciled errors and ensured accuracy of document information; Managed assigned unit's mail; Greeted visitors (e.g., Department personnel, other state or law enforcement agency personnel and the general public); and Reviewed and proofread a variety of information to ensure accuracy of information, consistency with administrative policy, format, and working and grammatical correctness.COVID VacinatedRev. 1/11/2022 Page 6EDUCATION:Northland Pioneer College Police AcademySnowflake, AZPeace Officer CertificationSeptember 1997 to May 1998 Units Completed: 26 credit hours Apollo College for Medical (now known as Carrington College) 2149 W. Dunlap AvenueSuite 103Phoenix, AZ 85021Respiratory Therapy, Licensed in 1988SKILLS: TOC (Terminal Operator Certified) for ACJIS (Arizona Criminal Justice Information System) as of December 2019 Typing Speed: 70 wpm Microsoft applications to include Word and Access Phone etiquette Food Safety CertifiedREFERENCES:Name: Ms. Lisa Hortas, Supervisor, Criminal Records Phone: (480)721-8800Email: EMAIL AVAILABLEName: Ms. Cathi Torrez, Administrative AssistantPhone: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE (night shift 10 p.m. to 6:00 a.m.) Email: EMAIL AVAILABLE |
