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CAREER COUNSELOR
Transitioning United States Navy (Non-Commissioned) (Officer) with a Counseling
Certification from the Department of Labor. Proven ability to manage projects, s
upervise cross-cultural teams, develop and execute training and education progra
ms, enforce policies and procedures, problem solve, design and implement curricu
lum, increase morale and make personnel adjustments. Takes pride in intense work
ethic, organizational and managerial skills proven by a consistent track record
of commendations from superiors.
CORE COMPETENCIES
COUNSELOR (4000 hrs) Department of Labor Date Awarded 18-SEP-2009
Compensation Analyst, Human Resources Specialist (HR Specialist), Human Resource
s Analyst, Personnel Specialist, Benefits Analyst, Benefits Specialist, Benefits
Administrator, Benefits Manager, Human Resources Generalist, Compensation / Ben
efits Specialist
PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Managed a 97% retention rate that was instrumental in saving the navy over $10M
and earned 4 consecutive Annual Retention Honor Roll Awards
Oversaw the training and development of the Navy-wide Leadership Training Cours
e that will streamline future leaders and was awarded 2009 Sailor of the Year
Instrumental in the creation of a successful Mentorship Program while providing
enthusiasm and direction for Sailors in career life goals
Recognized for excellent organizational skills and was chosen to lead local Nav
y NASCAR events, ensuring all personnel were properly briefed and assigned
Supervised the tracking, accessing and record keeping of over 2000 Local and Na
tional applicants, including first contact that enlisted in the U.S. Navy
SUPERVISION AND MANAGEMENT
Supervised and coordinated the interviewing and counseling efforts of over 3000
Sailors
Counseled individuals and gave presentations to civic groups, naval personnel,
and their family members on the advantages of career opportunities in the Navy
Established and maintained liaison with local media.
Conducted career development training; synchronized regional, subordinate, emba
rked or tenant command training
Assisted commands in implementing and maintaining naval reserve programs
Provided career development programs while issuing feedback to chain of command
and other organizations
Developed command policy for attrition reduction
Managed command career development programs
Interviewed prospective navy counselors
Coordinated special navy career information events
Established Navy recruiting station manning requirements
Developed and evaluated navy recruiting station production plans