Jarrett Prevatte

53hrs/week | $52,000/year

Renee Peirce, (919)914-0900

As a Operations Specialist at VIGILINT I had control and Management of VIGILINT’s mission-critical Commercial telemedicine operations, this included:

• Compliance and competence in established processes and procedures when helping high value clientele.
• Answering phone calls and/or emails to respond to all inquiries made by members, non-members, vendors/ Governmental agencies, or VIGILINT employees.
• Coordinate medical care for high profile members and non-members. This includes, but not limited

to Level 1 and Level 2 trauma care, and Air Medical Transports.

• Maintained patient’s electronic health records by creating appointments, and appropriate documentation needed within.

Governmental Operational services I saw Management of at VIGILINT, was the International Health Protection program, including:

• Providing real-time crisis support for clients and referrals, including the authority to execute a medical evacuation transportation (in conjunction with appropriate vendor)
• Mission-critical information collection, analysis, and intelligence distribution with primary programmatic responsibility for one or more areas of the world.
• Managing and monitoring communications of our 85 forward deployed combatant contractors, and medical search and rescue teams.
• The collection and dissemination of controlled and classified medical intelligence from our areas of operation in the world.

Other duties, as assigned.

• To interact with senior executives, medical providers and/or patients at client entities (typically

during client crisis) and bind the company to provide certain special services and deliverables in a professional and timely manner.

• To collaborate with other team members, interns, and contractors during the execution of work related to assigned functional areas of responsibility.
• Maintained database systems to track and analyze operational data over deployment time frames.
• Assisted in development of intelligence strategies and policies to support operations.
• Conducted threat assessment and analysis of foreign adversaries in support of military operations.
• Produced multi-source intelligence reports and products for different customers including the United States Government.

30hrs/week | $20,000/year

John Middleton, (360)969-4568

As an Emergency Operations Technician, I orchestrated medevac safety protocols, integrating local emergency services

• Managed critical operations during emergencies, ensuring swift, strategic responses
• Directed urgent emergency protocols, leading to efficient crisis resolution
• Conducted multi-agency operations for national security events
• My notable work during this time was being the liaison between local law enforcement, for expedited communication in emergency events
• Pioneering new water rescue techniques and improving operational effectiveness
• The training of 20+ new recruits in emergency response tactics, boosting team readiness
• My day-to-day responsibilities were constructed of a multifaceted high-stress environment leading to the successful completion of over 400 small sea state water rescues
• Managed and led physical training operations for 58 technicians
• Maintained detailed logs of operations to ensure compliance and continuous improvement
• And lastly engaged with governmental leaders to foster public safety awareness and cooperation

60hrs/week | $30,000/year

RPC, Joshua Selvidge, (270)361-8749

Over my time working for Naval Region Southeast in a command support element, I oversaw data collection for community engagement, ensuring accuracy and relevance

• Developed extensive community support networks to bolster command operations
• Analyzed and optimized data collection processes for community engagement metrics
• And the Organization of suicide awareness and intervention training
• The lesser responsibilities that were delegated to me were, being a community resource for staff counseling meetings
• Management of office workspaces, and lower enlisted
• Management of the civilian religious support programs
• Collection of community engagement data
• And cultivation of community support contacts in support of command operations for the Department of Defense

70hrs/week | $30,000/year

LPO, Luke Schofield, (239)285-0897

• I managed and led 325 Special Warfare Candidates through Basic Underwater Demolition (SEAL) training
• As a class leader, I planned, implemented, and managed roughly 304 days of training operations, for approximately 325 Special Warfare operators and combatant crewmen
• Throughout the training, I planned, implemented, and executed 125 amphibious high-sea state small-boat training operations
• Created and successfully executed a Waterborne medevac Safety Plan, utilizing partner agencies of local law enforcement and emergency services, including stand-by Safety boats, student awareness while in an extreme training environment, and medical stand-by teams actively monitoring all students, and small watercraft
• During this time, I also carried out 84 geospatial intelligence gathering operations, of shorelines, underwater mapping and target ingress routes for mission support
• Smaller duties I managed relations with international allied military forces for land, amphibious and waterborne training operations
• I was responsible for preparing and reviewing performance evaluations for the platoon under my charge and provided interactive performance feedback for students while in training
• Managed detailed logistical support ensuring optimal and efficient resource allocation