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ตัวอย่าง Resume ประชาสัมพันธ์ (Public Relations) ฉบับที่ 187

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เรซูเม่ฉบับนี้เป็นตัวอย่างสำหรับตำแหน่ง SENIOR PUBLIC INFORMATION SPECIALIST / State of Arkansas - Melbourne, AR ระดับอาวุโส มีประสบการณ์รวมประมาณ 15 ปี เรานำมาวิเคราะห์เพื่อให้เห็นว่า โครงสร้างมีจุดเด่นอย่างไร และส่วนใดนำไปปรับใช้กับข้อมูลของคุณได้

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JESSICA CLAIRE
SENIOR PUBLIC INFORMATION SPECIALIST / State of Arkansas - Melbourne, AR
100 Montgomery St. 10th Floor (555) 432-1000◆ [email]

Professional Summary

My personal and professional goal is to continue applying over three decades of experience and knowledge in various applications of team leadership, project development/management, organizational skills, professional-level verbal and written communications. My ability to apply good judgment and the utmost discretion in administrative, operational; fiscal and confidential matters has set a sturdy foundation in fostering and maintaining trusted relationships with our public affairs team, Department Executive team, department heads, rank and file teams as well as local, state, federal and national public safety partners. I am a tenured, productive, progressive and proud Riverside County Fire Department employee who applies department policies, paired with servant leadership and principles to foster a safe, creative and professional workplace. I believe in sharing knowledge and experience to develop and prepare our high-performing Public Affairs and Community Education Bureau team for future growth and longevity with the County. Since I began my position in the Riverside County Fire Department Public Affairs and Community Education Bureau in 2007, I have been an engaged and present contributor in building this bureau; overseeing administrative and operational functions from a two-person department to currently a robust, 24/7/365, eight-person, results-driven public relations team - inclusive of a full video production unit, a thriving and expanding five-site social media platforms and fire prevention education module and esthetic/content on the Department's internet site. In 2020, I wrote and submitted a white paper, proposing a thoughtful and fiscally build-out an administrative and operationally functional bureau with ample staff to quell excessive workload, burnout and and opportunities for career advancement to insure longevity with the County. I have represented and collaborated with many County department leaders and Information Officers on many county-wide public information and safety awareness campaigns, such as the COVID19 Pandemic, Riverside County Water Safety Coalition, Fireworks Safety and Enforcement Campaigns. I currently serve as a qualified Public Information Officer II (PIO II) on the County All-Hazards Incident Management Team, and have traveled extensively throughout the State as a PIO2 on many major incidents; such as the Canyon I and II Fires, the Klamathon Fire, Butte Fire, Lumpkin Fire, Soberanes Fire, Chimney Fire, Holy Fire and Flood, Wildomar Fire, 2003, 2004 and 2007 Fire Siege and many others. A fire safety education grant awarded to Riverside County in 2021, I currently oversee the restructure and implementation of our Youth Firesetter Prevention and Education Program, writing policy, standard operating guidelines and supervising a consultant and administrative analyst. I currently produce the Department's weekly "Report on Conditions" show, and other strategic communication pieces, overseeing the layout, scripting, content, pre and post production; ensuring transparency and clear of sensitivity or controversial content. I also work closely with the Riverside County Fire Chief and Executive Team on targeted messaging projects; developing talking points, quotes, scripts and relatable content for best public outreach internal and external outreach results. Over the past 15 years of my 30-year career, I have served as the primary point of contact for our media partners on local, regional and national markets and have built trusted, lasting relationships with them. This relationship has been instrumental in participation in press conferences that I have facilitated over the past decade on a myriad of topics, from major incidents, to safety campaigns to education program kickoffs. In closing, I am confident that my focus, experience and deliverables over the course of my career in public safety with the Riverside County Fire Department, paired with the department's Executive Team, a shared vision of where we sit as the well-earned, fourth largest fire department in the state is an exciting journey that I am ready to continue on, and equally important, mentor and prepare our public affairs bureau team for great success in the future. Thank you for your time and consideration. - Project Management Team Leadership and Mentoring - Vast Administrative, Operational and Technical Department Knowledge - Strategic Decision Maker - Creative

Experience

SENIOR PUBLIC INFORMATION SPECIALIST / State of Arkansas - Melbourne, AR11/2012 - Current
  • Establish and foster positive and productive relationships with local, regional, national and international television, radio, internet and print media partners
  • Manage special projects and apply best practices in strategies for successful and timely implementation of: The Department's Annual Report COVID 19 Pandemic Public Safety Announcements (PSA's) First Responder Positive Outcome Stories "Report on Conditions" weekly news show Grant-Funded "Fire Safety ON, Accidents GONE" and Youth Firesetting Prevention and Intervention youth programs - Compose talking points and presentations for management and Executive Team speaking engagements to persuade support and collaboration
  • Write and edit copy for published scripts, brochures, etc
  • Public speaking and presentations in topics ranging from media interviews, on-camera news shows, Public Information Officer forums and associations, fire prevention education, press conferences, incident updates, fire safety campaigns and other engagements as requested
  • Study and evaluate public safety social media trends and hot topics to promote pro-activity and positive community relations with our residents and visitors
  • Collaborate with Bureau's State Fire Captain in reviewing, creating, modifying and implementing guidelines and procedures as they relate to the day-to-day function and cohesiveness of the PIO team
  • Attend Board of Supervisor and other Department meetings/functions as required by the position and requested by the County Fire Chief - Review work quality and output of Public Safety Information Specialists, Senior Media Production Specialist, Grant Consultant and County TAP employees.
  • Research and secure opportunities and budget funding for professional development opportunities for Public Affairs Bureau team as they relate to productivity and career growth
  • Organize and facilitate large events from fire station grand openings, ceremonies, meetings and department funerals
  • Design and facilitate VIP tours, requiring widespread, in-depth geographic, operational and administrative department knowledge, Executive, Rank and File and Support functions
  • Serve as Public Information Officer on the County's All-Hazards Type III Incident Management Team.
  • Serve as qualified Public Information Officer 2 (PIO2) on major incidents throughout the State on special "name request" extended fire assignments from Incident Management Team Incident Commanders and Public Information Officers, including the Butte Fire, Klamathon Fire, Sobranes Fire, Chimney Fire, Canyon I and Canyon II fires, Holy Fire/Flood to name a few, and several Department funerals
  • Meet with partner city Public Information Officers to extend support and cohesively deliver the mission and vision of the Department through multi-discipline public service announcements and other targeted messaging campaigns
  • Research grant opportunities to off-set budget costs in fire safety education programs
  • Recruit, train, mentor and support individual career development of Public Affairs Bureau team, additional staffing and logistical needs to support annual growth and increase of demand in providing real-time incident information to the public, media and partner agencies
  • Create staffing proposals to build out our bureau's three main functions of Operations, Video Production and Community Education
  • Oversee Department social media sites' content, including significant incident update sheets, safety messages and announcements
  • Provide detailed input to employee evaluations for three Public Safety Information Specialists
  • Research and plan and justify expenditures for the Public Affairs Bureau annual budget, including research and request for quotes in accordance with County Procurement Policy
  • Triage citizen complaints and route to appropriate department head for investigation and resolution
  • Schedule and assigning daily work assignments and special projects of three Public Safety Information Specialists and 10 Volunteer Reserve Photographers
  • Organize meetings, agendas and create training topics for staff and Volunteer Reserve Photographer group
  • Compile analytics and data for Fire Chief's monthly report to the County Executive Office
  • Compose press releases and other high-level/time-sensitive strategic messaging
  • Department Spokesperson
  • After-hours, weekend, holiday coverage for 24/7 operation to meet needs of the public and media
  • Recruit, train and mentor Riverside County TAP employees for grant projects
  • Work with Elected Official and County Executive Office support teams on safety campaigns and promotional productions to maintain
  • proactivity and transparency within assigned guidelines and budget
PUBLIC INFORMATION SPECIALIST06/2007 - 11/2012
RIVERSIDE COUNTY FIRE DEPT
  • Compose news releases, media advisories and public notices for emergency and non-emergency communications
  • Maintain positive relationships with television, print, internet and radio media partners
  • Assist in preparing annual budget; including product/service research, request for quotes and proposals and write justifications for purchase
  • Contributing writer of safety articles to partner city newsletters and publications
  • Work collaboratively with County agencies in various forms of safety and information campaigns
  • Assist in facilitating news conferences and community meetings
  • Department spokesperson on significant events and incidents
  • Create brochures, fact sheets and publications for use in promoting safety and information about department's all-risk response and personnel
  • Provide rotational, after-hours coverage on media line 24/7/365 to ensure timely and accurate dissemination of information on significant incidents
SR PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER10/2002- 10/2005
RIVERSIDE COUNTY FIRE DEPT
  • First to be promoted in Riverside County to this classification
  • During my time in this position, I was a Supervisor by classification
  • Participated in the recruitment process of new Fire Communications Dispatchers
  • Responsible for dispatcher training program, including curriculum, writing class syllabus, implementing modules in a classroom setting
  • and evaluating trainers and trainees
  • Recommended remedial training and discipline
  • Composed performance evaluations on Fire Communications Dispatcher I and II classifications
  • Operate CAL CAD, heavy phones, override significant incident radio traffic
  • Expanded dispatch qualified in all functions.
  • ROSS Qualified (now known as IROC)
  • Compile major incident information used in ICS209 and FMAG applications
  • Vast geographic, administrative and operational knowledge of Riverside County and Fire Department
  • Ensure FCD I's and II's are working to an above-level standard in daily assignments and customer service
  • Skilled major incident dispatcher, including Initial Attack, Support, Wildland and Aircraft functions
  • Ability to determine appropriate jurisdiction and direct callers to appropriate agencies
  • Operate playback recorders, pull audio tapes and data for performance and incident review
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER05/1991 - 10/2002
RIVERSIDE COUNTY FIRE DEPT
  • I & II (NOW FCD I & II), Operate communications equipment, such as CAL CAD, radios, multi-line telephones, office machinery, TTY
  • Answer 9-1-1 and non-emergency calls to triage and process for equipment and personnel dispatch
  • Read and interpret maps to route emergency responders to incidents
  • Maintain positive communications with first responders and Chief Officers
  • Work collaboratively with local and state public safety agencies
  • Entry-level classification (PSCO I/FCDI from 05/1991
  • PSCO II
Public Safety Dispatcher Adjunct Instructor / Various Public Safety CoursesDiploma: 1981
Riverside Community College Santiago College Santa Fe High School / Claremont Adult School

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ตัวอย่างนี้ช่วยให้เห็นแนวทางการเขียนเรซูเม่สำหรับตำแหน่ง SENIOR PUBLIC INFORMATION SPECIALIST / State of Arkansas - Melbourne, AR ประสบการณ์ 15 ปี โดยเปิดด้วยบทสรุปที่บอกจุดเด่นของผู้สมัคร ตามด้วยประสบการณ์ทำงาน 5 ตำแหน่ง พร้อมทักษะที่เกี่ยวข้องกับงาน คุณสามารถนำลำดับและวิธีนำเสนอไปปรับใช้ โดยเปลี่ยนรายละเอียดให้ตรงกับประสบการณ์จริงของคุณ

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