Stephen Thompson
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Steve
Thompson is a health, safety, insurance, and risk management consultant. He is the President of Aspen Risk Management Group, an employee-owned consulting company - dedicated to providing effective business improvement strategies for commercial, non profit, and government clients. He is an innovator and leader in risk management, performance management, safety and health, and business improvement.
He is a presenter on industry-specific topics such as “Increasing Sales through Value Added Services,” and is a published author of articles such as: “The Non Profit Guide to Commercial Insurance” and “A Shareholder Solution to Workers’ Compensation.” He is the co-author of “Workplace Safety: A Guide for Small and Midsized Companies” (Wiley Publications)
Steve has also served in Risk and Safety Management positions for small, medium, and large companies, and he spent time on both the carrier and insurance agency/broker side of business. He is the former program coordinator for the Occupational Health and Safety Program – Extended Studies at San Diego State University, where he also served as adjunct professor for eight years. He has a long track record of working to improve businesses through his founding of the Workers’ Compensation Training Consortium, and the creation of an Employee Culture and Ideas Survey. Steve is involved with numerous industry-related associations, including serving as a Coach and Facilitator with Polestar, an insurance industry performance improvement company.
He is a speaker and consultant to various industry groups, and has been instrumental in assisting numerous non-profit organizations increase their revenue through various technology strategies. He has helped hundreds of companies improve their business operations, human resource functions, and safety/health programs. Earlier in his career, Steve served in the Air Force as a medic, and later worked as an Emergency Room Nurse.
For the past twenty years, he has been active in
teaching, research, administration, consulting, medical/nutrition, and
non-profit work. In 2000, he founded Aluett Corporation to assist non-profit
organizations in developing new ways of capturing corporate donations through
the Internet. In 2003, he created the Workers'
Compensation Training Consortium, a group dedicated to improving the
outcomes of injured workers by qualifying and training workers' compensation
personnel. He has developed
curriculum and taught courses in ergonomics and wellness, business operations,
risk management, culture and behavior-based safety, and leadership. His research interests are in the foundation
and practice of risk management, health and nutrition, and leadership
innovation. For example, in his
research of the landmark Intracorp/Gallup studies (the findings revealed
“quantitatively how satisfaction with employer communications affected
return-to-work outcomes for ill and injured employees,” 1994, 1997, 2001), he
developed and implemented innovative management education programs to improve
business environments and work cultures for his clients.
He is the author of Outliving Polycystic Kidney
Disease (work in progress) and Basics of California Workers’
Compensation and Safety (a 2001 corporate publication), and twenty articles and reports
on the subject of leadership, safety, health, insurance, and risk
management. His leadership and
administrative experiences include serving as the Coordinator for Occupational
Health & Safety Programs (Extended Studies) at San Diego State University,
Manager at Zenith Insurance Company (a major US workers’ compensation insurance
company), President of the San Diego Insurance Adjusters Association, and
Director of Operations for the Pacific Safety Council (formerly the San Diego
Safety Council). As an entrepreneur he
founded Aluett Corporation in 2000, and currently is producing his first music
CD. He has served in various leadership
capacities with numerous non-profit organizations. He initiated technology and Internet efforts for the American Society
of Safety Engineers (San Diego), and the San Diego Insurance Adjusters
Association – helping them generate corporate donations through Internet
sponsorships.
As a consultant and manager, he has applied
decision and risk analysis to many leadership problems of private industry and
government. Incorporating techniques
from such disciplines as culture, behavior, and multimedia, he has helped
hundreds of companies improve their business operations and human resource
functions. He was the first to bring to
Zenith Insurance Company alternative medical care techniques (Esgoscue, Active
Release, and Montgomery) for the treatment of repetitive strain disorders, and
he developed leadership programs for clients based on the pioneering work of
Noel Tichy (Teachable Point of View).
He has served on several internal and external
committees and panels – assisting in employee recruitment, developing
performance appraisal guidelines, employee wellness, and assisting in the
design of multimedia projects for marketing.
Aspen Risk Management Group, San Diego, California
Aspen
Risk Management Group, an employee-owned consulting company, is dedicated to providing effective business improvement strategies for commercial, non profit, and government clients.
It's primary goal is to save lives, prevent injuries & illnesses, and
protect its clients from harm.
President - Responsible for strategic planning and vision.
o Quickly becoming the best known risk management service firm among insurance agents and carriers
o Created the "Safe People -- Safe Places" annual service plan
o Hired key staff and partnered with highly qualified independent contractors to deliver risk management, safety, and human resources services
G.S.
Levine Insurance Services
G.S. Levine Insurance Services is a leading San Diego insurance agency providing insurance and risk management solutions.
Strategic
Insurance Partners is an independent risk management services company providing
safety, health, and risk management consulting.
Director,
Risk Management Services - Responsible for the development of risk services
products and consulting for both organizations.
o Developed appropriate methodology to effectively deliver risk management services
o Provide
training and education seminars to businesses in subject areas: workers'
compensation, safety and health leadership, ergonomics, and risk management
principles
o
Introduced
comprehensive and holistic safety and health strategies
o Implemented effective multimedia training techniques
o Promote and focus insurance industry to utilize
compassion and caring in the treatment of work-related injuries
Zenith Insurance Company, San Diego,
California
Leading workers'
compensation insurance carrier servicing 30,000++ (2001) clients,
$620 million in revenue (2001) and total assets of $1.5 billion (2002).
Manager, Safety & Health Department - Responsible for leadership of staff (6), management
of department, account management/customer service for 2600 clients, and $41M
in premium. Joined Zenith as a Safety
& Health Consultant and promoted to Manager. Left organization in August, 2001 to spend time with family and
develop additional projects.
o Department
achieved superior financial results and client outcomes
o Initiated
and directed department through technology enhancements and leadership
principles
o Developed
and implemented a Customer Database
Management system
o Introduced
innovative safety and health strategies such as risk mapping, behavioral and
cultural-based safety, and workplace fitness
o Conceived
and implemented effective multimedia training techniques (incorporating
customers and their employees). Coached
department staff on principles and techniques
o First to bring alternative medical care
methods to Zenith for the treatment of injuries
Pacific Safety Council (formerly San Diego Safety Council), San Diego, California
Non-profit
corporation founded in 1953, and Chapter of the National Safety Council with
$200,000 in revenue (1993).
Director of Operations - Hired into a newly created
position to plan and direct general operations and resolve fiscal
problems. Managed staff and volunteers
(20).
o Company achieved positive net income for
fiscal 1993 - the first positive gain since 1987. Increased 1994 net
income by 460% over 1993
o Introduced new product lines (computer
software, and emergency equipment)
o Created and organized new fundraising
efforts, including a Silent/Live Auction
Medi-Ride, Inc., Los Angeles,
California
Multi-unit,
privately owned transit company with $10 million in revenue (1992), maintaining
a fleet of 250 vehicles at multiple maintenance facilities. Company merged with Laidlaw in 1993.
Director, Risk Management - Brought on board to a new position to design and
implement programs to contain spiraling liability and business costs.
o Initiated
and developed an Emergency Action Plan focused on business survival
o Reduced
the annual (1992) renewal cost of workers' compensation by 43% ($575,000) and
vehicle insurance by 25% ($126,000)
o Reduced
the per-claim cost of workers' compensation claims by 70%
WIS
International, San Diego,
California
Second
largest nationwide inventory service company, and former division of Huffy
Corporation (from 1988 to 2000) with $80 million in annual (1991) sales, 130
office locations and 5,000++ employees in 38 states. A 1988
acquisition by Huffy, now owned by ONCAP, LP.
Risk Manager -
In a newly created position after the acquisition
by Huffy. Designed and developed risk
control programs which reduced liability exposures and insurance costs. Full risk management responsibility for 38
states and $3 million of direct costs.
o Reduced workers' compensation costs
from $2 million (1988) to $1.5 million (1989/90)
o Produced contemporary safety training video
- WIS SAFETY TODAY
o Received Huffy Corporation's President's
Exceed Award
Premier
Products, Inc., San Diego, California
Largest manufacturer and installer of window products
in San Diego with three factories and fifteen construction crews. 1989 revenue of $30 million.
Health and Safety Manager - Hired to a newly
created position to oversee safety functions for two of three facilities and
600 personnel.
o Implemented OSHA, EPA and other regulatory
and record keeping procedures
o Reduced workers' compensation frequency by
85%, and costs by 80%
Instant Care Center of America (now part of Tenet Healthcare), San Diego, California
Kaiser Permanente Hospital,
San Diego, California
Licensed Vocational
Nurse - Emergency Department
United States Air Force, Riverside, California
Emergency Medical
Technician & Licensed Vocational Nurse
Southern Illinois
University, Bachelor of Science
Insurance
Institute of America, Associate in Risk Management (ARM)
University of Southern California, Certificate Safety and Health Management
OSHA Training Institute, OSHA 10 & 30 Outreach Trainer (Construction and General Industry)
Pacific Safety Council and API, Certified Occupational Safety Specialist (COSS)
State
of California, Licensed Vocational Nurse (1982 to 1999)
National Registry
of Emergency Technicians, EMT-A (1981 to 1986)
San Diego State University, Occupational Health & Safety Program,
Extended Studies (also responsible for
curriculum design and course implementation).
The Occupational Health and Safety program (founded by Daniel Hopwood in
1992) had a 5-year life expectancy, which actually ran from 1992 to 2001. In addition to teaching duties, I assumed
the program coordination role from Dan in 1999. Courses taught:
Culture and
Behavior-Based Safety 04/14/01
to 06/07/01
Fundamentals of Safety
Management 05/03/01
to 06/14/01
Principles of Risk
Management 01/07/01
to 02/14/01
Occupational
Ergonomics & Wellness 04/12/00
to 05/17/00
Culture and
Behavior-Based Safety 03/07/00
to 04/11/00
Principles of Risk
Management 01/11/00
to 02/15/00
Culture and
Behavior-Based Safety 10/07/99
to 11/11/99
Fundamentals of Safety
Management 10/05/99
to 11/09/99
Supervisor’s Role In
Safety Management 09/08/99
to 11/24/99
Principles of Risk
Management 01/12/99
to 02/16/99
Human Resources Health
and Safety Management 01/06/99
to 03/24/99
Supervisor’s Role in
Employee Safety 10/28/98
to 02/03/99
Fundamentals of Safety
Management 09/10/98
to 10/15/98
Achieving a Total
Safety Culture 04/02/98
to 05/07/98
Achieving a Total
Safety Culture 03/03/98
to 03/31/98
Facilities and Asset
of Safety Management 01/14/98
to 02/18/98
Principles of Risk
Management 01/02/98
to 03/02/98
The Economics of
Safety & Health 11/05/97
to 11/26/97
Fundamentals of Safety
Management 08/26/97
to 09/30/97
Facilities and Asset
of Safety Management 04/14/97
to 05/18/97
Fundamentals of Safety
Management 11/04/96
to 12/09/96
Principles of Risk
Management 10/16/96
to 11/18/96
Fundamentals of Safety
Management 05/06/96 to 06/17/96
Principles of Risk
Management 01/09/96
to 02/13/96
Fundamentals of Safety
Management 10/25/95
to 12/06/95
Facility and Asset
Safety Management 03/21/95
to 03/22/95
Basics of Risk
Management 01/15/95
to 03/15/95
Fundamentals of Safety
Management 09/15/94
to 10/20/94
Current
Issues in Occupational Health & Safety: 06/14/94
to 06/15/94
(A Panel Discussion)
Basics of Risk
Management 05/03/94
to 06/07/94
Facility & Asset
Safety Management 05/17/94
to 05/18/94
Non-Employee Safety
Related Concerns 11/17/93
to 11/18/93
Basics of Risk
Management 09/07/93
to 10/12/93
Fundamentals of Safety
Management 05/04/93
to 06/08/93
Non-Employee Safety
Related Concerns 01/16/93
to 01/30/93
Guest Lecturer –
Issues in Workers'
Compensation 1999
Guest Lecturer –
Issues in Workers' Compensation 1998
Guest Lecturer In Business Program "History of Risk Management” 06/20/91
“Safety Leadership for Supervisors,” K-Tube
Corporation
10/05
“Basics of Workers’ Compensation & Safety,” Telecare
Corporation 2000
and 2001
“Safety Leadership 2001,”
co-presenter – Signet Armorlite 07/02001
“Managing and Changing Behavior,”
McDonalds (San Diego franchises) 03/15/00
“Bloodborne Pathogens,”
San Diego Unified Port District 06/03/00
“Safety Leadership Today,”
Silkroad 04/16/00
“Safety Leadership Program,”
Telecare Corporation 09/10/99
“Actively
Caring for Safety,” Dynamic
Instruments, Inc. 08/10/98
“Ergonomics & Actively Caring for Safety,” Bob
Baker Enterprises 08/11/98
“Prepare for the Quake,”
co-presenter – Pacific Safety Council (PSC) 04/13/97
“Emergency
Preparedness & Planning,” Ray Cook Golf 02/24/97
"Five
Star Safety Leadership Training," LSG Lufthansa Service
SKY Chefs 02/13/97
“Accident Investigation/Reporting for Supervisors,”
Sweetwater Authority 06/19/96
“Earthquake Safety Preparedness & Planning,”
Pacific Safety Council 04/12/96
"Five
Star Safety Leadership Training," Neighborhood House
Association 10/27/95
"Supervisors
Development Training - Safety Training & Safety Inspections,” PSC 09/16/95
"Workers'
Compensation & Safety Training," Fallbrook Golf
Club 07/15/95
"Safety
Management Workshop," City of Hemet 06/07/95
"Accident
Investigation and Reporting," Cytel Corporation 04/26/95
"Disaster/Emergency
Preparedness Training," Internal Corporate
Training 10/10/94
"Bloodborne
Pathogens - Hospital Environment," Exproserv Unlimited 09/10/94
"Workers'
Compensation - Employer Strategies for Success,"
Pacific Safety Council 08/30/94
"Supervisor's
Development Workshop” (Americans with Disabilities Act, 08/11/94
Sexual
Harassment, and Coaching for Enhanced Performance,
San Diego County Office of Education
"Supervisor's
Development Workshop,” Ocean Hills Homeowners Association 08/03/94
"Safety
Management Today," Meeting Services Incorporated 07/27/94
"Earthquake
and Disaster Planning," Sea World of
California 06/07/94
"Earthquake
Preparedness and Planning for Disaster," Staefa Control
Systems 04/06/94
"Workers'
Compensation & Claims Handling," Sweetwater
Authority 02/09/94
“Incentive Program Success,"
Corporate Communications 10/17/93
"Safety
Management for Supervisors," Neighborhood House
Association 09/28/93
Internal Corporate Training - Medi-Ride,
Incorporated 11/91
to 11/92
"Business
Risk Management"
Internal Corporate Training - Washington Inventory
Service 06/89
to 09/91
"Accident
Prevention Techniques"
"Workers'
Compensation"
"Drug
and Alcohol Testing"
"Back
Injury Prevention"
"Risk
Management Techniques"
"Hazard
Communication - Right to Know"
Internal Corporate Training - Premier Products,
Inc. 06/87
to 06/89
"Basics
of Hazard Communication"
"First
Aid & Treating Minor Injuries"
"Basics
of Lifting and Carrying"
"General
Safety Practices"
“Basics of Workers'
Compensation,”
03/30/05
Speaker for Certified Occupational Safety Specialist Program, Pacific Safety Council
“Phases of the Safety
Process,”
01/04/05
Member of Discussion Panel, San Diego American Society of Safety Engineers
“Advanced Techniques for
the Safety Professional,”
05/04/04
Member of Discussion Panel, San Diego American Society of Safety Engineers
“Greatest Lessons in
Achieving Safety Success,”
03/11/04
Annual
Meeting of the Pacific Safety
Council
“The GREAT! Safety
Leader Within You,” Annual Meeting of Sea
World of California 02/19/04
“Surviving the Crisis in
Workers' Compensation,” Economic Business
Conference 01/29/04
(Conference Sponsor: Poway
Business Park Association)
“Safety Techniques of
Workers' Compensation,” San Diego Business
Community 05/09/03
(Conference Sponsor: G.S.
Levine Insurance Services)
“Creating
Safety, Health, and Environmental Leadership,”
Annual Meeting
02/19/03
(Meeting Sponsors/Attendees: Orange County Chapters of:
American Society of Safety Engineers,
and the American Industrial Hygiene Association)
“Building Safety
Leaders,” Pacific Southwest Safety
Annual Conference 04/17/01
(Conference Sponsors: Pacific Safety Council, Federal
Safety Council,
American Society of Safety Engineers,
and the American Industrial Hygiene Association)
“California Workers’ Compensation: 2001 and Beyond,” 02/08/01
San Diego Insurance
Adjusters Association
“Emerging Health Care System in America”
American Society of Safety Engineers 02/23/96
“Bloodborne Pathogens,”
San Diego County Medical Society Annual
Conference 03/14/95
“Empowerment
of Safety Committees," American
Water Works Association Annual
Conference 10/12/94
"Safety
Training," presented to American
Electronics Association Annual Meeting 05/26/94
"Workers'
Compensation," Painting and
Decorating Contractors Association of
America 08/17/93
“State of Safety in California,”
Radio Interview – National Public Radio (NPR) 04/23/93
Thompson, S.T., (2004, November). An
insurance guide for non profit organizations. Internet:
Thompson | Currier,
43
Thompson, S.T., (1999, November). Treating a strained back. NCDA,
43
Thompson, S.T., (1998, December). What is the anti-aging formula.
The Adjuster, v11, 15-17
Thompson, S.T., (1998, January). 1997 year in review, 1998 year in preview. The Adjuster, v11, 10, 12
Thompson, S.T., (1997, December). Is the system failing. The
Adjuster, v10, 7
Thompson, S.T., (1997, November). Why the insurance industry gets failing marks for image. The Adjuster, v10, 18
Thompson, S.T., (1997, October). The aging population and its impact on the insurance
industry. The Adjuster, v10, 7-8
Thompson, S.T., (1997, April). April is California Earthquake Preparedness Month. NCDA
Thompson, S.T., (1996, November). Preventing workplace violence. NCDA
Thompson, S.T., (1996, June). Getting top management commitment. NCDA
Thompson, S.T., (1996, January). 1995: Headlines from the year in safety & workers’
compensation. The Adjuster, v8,
12
Thompson, S.T., (1995, Fall). You’re in the driver’s seat. NCDA
Thompson, S.T., (1995, July). Top five insurance scams.
The Adjuster, v8, 32
Thompson, S.T., (1994, February/March). Earthquake safety: preparing to
survive. National Safety Council
Communicator, 3
Thompson, S.T., (2001, April). Controlling Asbestos Related Exposures in the
Automotive Repair Industry. Safety Connection,
4, 6
Thompson, S.T., (2000).
Basics of California workers’ compensation and safety. San Diego, CA: Self-Published
Thompson, S.T., (1998, January). Healthy web sites. Safety
Connection, 2
Thompson, S.T., (1997, May). Treating a strained back.
Safety Connection, 3
Thompson, S.T., (1995, Summer). Creative nail design:
Achieving safety success. Safety
Connection, 1
Thompson, S.T., (1995, January). Summary of Assembly bill 13:
Tobacco products in enclosed places of employment. Safety Connection, 2
Thompson, S.T., (1994, November). Risk management techniques – preventing workplace violence. Safety Connection, 1
Shultz, J., Thompson, S. (2000). Zenith
insurance company [multimedia
CD-ROM]. San Diego: Zenith Insurance Company. (co-produced, designed, and directed this 7
minute marketing CD-ROM [done in Astound] for Zenith Insurance Company – San
Diego Branch)
Molezion, A.
(1998). Michael Reyes: I am that man [videocassette]. Los Angeles: Mozon Entertainment.
(participated as an extra in this music video)
Thompson, S., Sanchez, R., Cloud, M. (1997).
Safety – we have landed [videocassette]. San Diego:
Cloud Productions. (co-produced
and directed this 8 minute safety video for LSG Lufthansa SKY Chef)
Thompson, S., Huber, C., Cloud, M. (1996). Safety: what’s in store for you!
[videocassette]. San Diego: Cloud Productions. (co-produced and directed this 10 minute safety video for Mid-west
Convenience Store Association)
Thompson, S.,
Huber, C., Cloud, M.
(1995). Safety – you’re in
the driver’s seat [videocassette].
San Diego: Cloud
Productions. (co-produced and directed
this 10 minute safety video for San Diego New Car Dealers Association)
Thompson, S., Cloud, M. (1990). Safety today
[videocassette]. San Diego: Cloud Productions. (produced and directed this 8 minute safety video for Washington
Inventory Service))
Books
Hopwood, D.G. and Thompson, S.T., (estimated publishing date January 2006).
Spotlight Series: Safety and Health for the Human Resources Professional: Harbor Light Press
Thompson, S.T., (estimated publishing date June 2006). Outliving Polycystic Kidney
Disease. San Diego, CA: Xlibris
Articles
Thompson, S.T., (estimated submission March 2006). The teachable point of view on safety
consulting. Risk Management
Workers' Compensation Training Consortium
Founder of this group that is dedicated to improving the outcomes of injured workers by qualifying and training workers' compensation personnel.
San Diego Insurance
Adjuster's Association
Past President 1999
to Current
Chair, Information Technology 1999 to
2001
President 1998
Vice President 1997
Treasurer 1995
to 1997
Pacific
Safety Council (formerly San Diego Safety Council)
Volunteer
and Instructor
1992
to Current
Auction Committee 1995
to 2000
Board of Directors 1992
to 1999
Vice President,
Member, Special Activities Committee 1993
to 1997
Vice
President, Member, Community Awards Committee 1993
to 1997
Vice
President, Marketing and Training 1992
& 1993
Vice
President, Finance/Audit Committee 1993
Coordinator, San Diego
Mardi Gras Fun Run & Walk 02/27/94
Developed Annual
Birthday Celebration and Auction (fundraiser) 1993
& 1994
Conference
Speaker/Presenter 1990
to Current
(Leadership, Workers’
Compensation, Health Care, & Technology)
Member,
American Society of Safety Engineers
1989
to Current
Member,
American College of Health Care Executives
1995
to 2000
Helix Water District 1995
Volunteer
(WATERUN ‘95)
American
Diabetes Association 1994
Volunteer
(Tour-de-Cure, 1994 & Walktoberfest, 1994)
Westwood Club (City Community Services) 1994
Volunteer
(Rancho Bernardo Family Safety Fair (April 16, 1994)
Internal Corporate
Performance Appraisal
Committee (Zenith Insurance Company) 12/07/94
to 12/01/95
Chair, Zenith Safety
and Wellness Committee 01/01/96
to 01/01/97
Change Artists
In the spirit of Joe Dominguez and Vicky Robin's Your
Money or Your Life, and Marsha Sinetar's Do What you Love, the Money
Will Follow, Change Artists strives to perpetuate the philosophy of
simplicity and self-efficiency, and dedicated to helping people follow their
dreams, desires, and life passions. Some quests include traveling from
accountant to photojournalist, banker to video producer, and corporate
administrator to master landscaper. For some, the transition may mean a
total career change.
Becoming a Change Artist
(scheduled publishing date: October,
2007)
“Member of the Month” San Diego Insurance Adjusters
Association (for many years of dedicated service to the insurance industry)
April, 2000
“Champion of Safety Award” (for exceptional leadership and teaching
activities in the community) City of San Diego and Pacific Safety Council. 1997
“Instructor Award,” (for professionalism and
commitment to the San Diego community), Pacific Safety Council 1996 to 1997
“Outstanding Service Award,” (for dedication and
continued support) 1995
“Four Years
Dedicated Service,” Pacific Safety Council 1993 to 1994
“Volunteer Award,” (for leader within the safety
and health community) Pacific Safety Council 1994
Huffy Corporation
“President’s Exceed
Award” (for implementing corporate
wellness program) 1990
“President’s
Award” (for special contributions in
year 1989) 1990
Physicians & Surgeons Hospital, National
Medical Enterprises
“Certificate
of Award” (for exceptional
performance) 1986
US Air Force
Honorable
Discharge 04/23/82
Longevity Service
Award
Good Conduct Medal
04/24/79 to 4/23/82
Letter of
Appreciation (for dedication and
professionalism) 10/09/81
Letter of
Appreciation (for dedication and
professionalism) 06/24/81
Letter of
Appreciation (for initiating
life-saving measures) 12/22/80
Letter of
Appreciation (for actions above the call
of duty) 09/11/80
Machine Guarding Safety Training/Certification
(Protech Systems) 05/16/01
The Four Roles of a Leader (Stephen Covey) 03/14/00
Essentials of Leadership (multiple speakers,
including Ken Blanchard, Bob Nelson, 11/08/99
and Stephen Covey)
Machine Guarding Certification (Protech Systems) 08/18/95
Insurance Marketing (Zenith Corporate Training) 02/25/95
Insurance Underwriting (Zenith Corporate Training) 05/18/95
Insurance Auditing (Zenith Corporate Training) 07/27/95
Beginning Excel for Windows - New Horizons Computer
Learning Center
11/18/94
Business Ethics (6 hours) – Zenith Insurance
Company 11/18/94
Time Management Skills (6 hours) – Zenith Insurance
Company 10/19/94
Disaster Prevention and Business Recovery (8 hours)
– Willis 04/06/92
Customer Service in the 90's (16 hours) – Huffy
Corporation 11/05/90
Leadership for a Changing World (16 hours) – Huffy
Corporation 04/12/91
Essentials of the Risk Management Process (12 weeks)
– ARM Program 1990
Essentials of Risk Control (12 weeks) – ARM Program 1990
Legal Aspects of Occupational Safety and Health –
USC 12/03/87
Behavioral Science: A New Approach to Accident
Prevention – USC 12/01/87
Recognition of Occupational Health Hazards – USC 10/23/87
Management & Adm. Skills for the Occupational
Health Professional – USC 10/16/87
Standards, Codes & Regulations – San Diego
Community College 1989
Industrial Health Hazards – San Diego Community
College 1988
Introduction
to Occupational Safety – San Diego Community College 1988
Fluent in Microsoft Windows, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, Publisher, FrontPage, Explorer
Fluent in Astound, and various multimedia, video, music, and photo software
United States Air Force 4/79
to 4/83
Non-Commissioned
Officers Training (25 hours) 3/82
Basic Military
Training (6 weeks)
Drug
and Alcohol Abuse (3 days)
Ethics
(5 days)
Moral
Leadership (4 days)
Military
Procedures (1.3 days)
Protection
of the President (.1 days)
Information
and Security Program (.3 days)
Espionage,
Sabotage and Terrorism (1.3 days)
Standards
of Conduct (.5 days)
Military
Law (4 days)
Law
of Armed Conflict (1 day)
Additional
Air Force & Military Regulations
(2.8 days)
Medical Service
Specialist (240 hours) 7/79
to 11/79
Additional In-service
Training: 5/81
to 1/83
Aeromedical
Evacuation (3 hours)
Airway
Management - Basic (50 hours)
Airway
Management - Advanced (20 hours)
Asthma
(10 hours)
Basic
Electrocardiography (7.5 hours)
Blood
Transfusion (10 hours)
Burn
Management (3 hours)
Cardiovascular
Access & CPR (22.5 hours)
Chemical
& Radiological Casualty Management (2 hours)
Chemical
Warfare Defense (6 hours)
Code
(Emergency) Protocol (16 hours)
Code
Management (18 hours)
Decontamination
(4 hours)
Disaster
Response (24 hours)
Head
Trauma & CPR (26 hours)
Infection
Control (26 hours)
Infectious
Diseases of War (8 hours)
MAST
& CPR (24 hours)
Multiple
Trauma with CPR (14 hours)
Non-Traumatic
Eye Emergencies (30 hours)
Orthopedic
Injury Management (3 hours)
Triage
(4 hours)
War
Psychiatry (3 hours)
Wartime
General Anesthesia (3 hours)
War
Wounds (4 hours)
Wound
Shock Management & Resuscitation (3 hours)