Sentences with phrase «career emergency plan»

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The administration also plans to support the transition of military veterans and retired law enforcement into new careers in education and will encourage state attorneys general to audit school districts for compliance with state emergency preparedness activities.

Giardino retired from the Navy last year after a 26 year career that included managing military airport facilities, emergency planning and even supervising NATO air operations in Afghanistan.

By having the right tools and plans in your Career Emergency First Aid Kit, you'll be better equipped to manage through any career setback, as well as come back faster and stronger!

If you're planning a career change, try to make the connection for the reader of your cover letter between your past work experience and the field you want to break into, as the below cover letter does (working in a high - pressured emergency room — working in a hectic restaurant).

Thought about as frequently as fire extinguisher batteries and tornado / hurricane / earthquake emergency plans, many job seekers are left flat footed and desperate when they lose their job or need to switch careers.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS • 7 + years of experience working as an Assistant Nurse Manager • Highly skilled in assessing, planning and evaluating patient care techniques • In - depth knowledge of promoting and maintaining health system service standards • Hands on experience in creating a patient - focused environment • Proven ability to work calmly in emergencies

Highly motivated to leverage five years of achievements during Marine career by providing dedicated service for the U.S Government, Defensive Tactics, Emergency Planning & Response, Security / Surveillance Operations, Firearms Handling, Counterterrorism Strategies, Law Enforcement & Public Safety