JARRETT KAMINSKY

120 Castle Hill Rd

Windham, NH 03087
Hm 603 882-2829
Cell(808) 286-0390
jkf97d8a@westpost.net
Electronics Technician experienced in installation, troubleshooting,
maintenance & repair and training of precision electronics devices and
diagnostic imaging systems
QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY
Active SECRET US Government security clearance
Eight years experience maintaining sophisticated electronics systems
including six years performing medical systems sustainment activities for
United States Army
Electronics, electromechanical, pneumatics and mechanical troubleshooting
to component level using schematics, wiring diagrams and various test
measurement devices
Proficient in installation and test/debug of new medical measurements,
diagnostic imaging and precision calibration systems
Demonstrated expertise in managing personnel and other resources to
maintain sophisticated medical electronics devices
Exceptional planning, organizing and decision-making skills
Leadership capabilities enhanced by experience working in positions vital
to nation's defense.
EXPERIENCE & ACHIEVEMENTS
Technical Experience:
Maintained, repaired and fault isolation and technical diagnostics of
complex biomedical imaging and diagnostic imaging systems to component
level
Performed fault isolation/troubleshoot using technical manuals, schematic
diagrams, hand tools, and diagnostic test equipment.
Proficient in use of frequency counting and test sets, digital multimeters,
cable testers, oscilloscopes, and other electronic test measurement
equipment.
Performed database modifications and ensured optimal performance of
critical biomedical systems
Maintenance and repair of photo printing equipment.
X-Ray Experience:
Installation, sustainment and maintenance of multiple fixed and portable
medical x-ray imaging systems to include composite systems consisting of:
GE, Phillips, Kodak and Min-X components.
System troubleshooting and repair at component level, user level,
fixed/adjustable anode and software.
Performs corrective, preventive and scheduled maintenance in accordance
within federal regulatory standards.
Troubleshoot, repair and maintain system software, control boards, power
supplies, anode/cathode, collimator, control arms, bucky film components,
tables, system control panel(s), diagnostic imaging monitors, and Computed
Radiography Readers and Digital Readers (CR and DR).
Documents all service actions and parts requests using internal databases
and documentation processes/systems.
Management Contributions:
Developed, implemented and supervised system operator training.
Managed and mentored up to 20 personnel performing technical support
services.
Evaluated and counseled personnel regarding job performance
Planned and implemented Preventive Maintenance and Quality Assurance
programs for company communications equipment and complex biomedical
systems to maximize equipment lifecycle
Maintained system operational availability above 95%.
Developed formal policies for handling cryptographic/secure material.
Led team that researched/created procedures that improved rating from 45%
to 95%.
Successful in meeting all organizational operations commitments despite
being often understaffed by as much as 33%.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

UNITED STATES ARMY 2005 - 2010

25th Infantry Division, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, 2-25 BSB

Biomedical systems repair and communications maintenance manager

Performs preventive maintenance checks and services (i.e., test, operates,
lubricates, adjusts, tightens, and cleans) on sophisticated medical
diagnostic and imaging systems.
Troubleshoots to component level to isolate malfunctioning or defective
circuit boards, power supplies, generators, control units, power
distribution systems, wiring harnesses, pneumatic pumps, and other critical
system components on dental and medically related systems and equipment.
Computes power and space requirements for installation of medical equipment
and installs units to manufacturer's specifications.
Prepares and submits medical equipment service maintenance and repair
reports.
Performs training for system operators on new medical systems and
equipment.
Directed daily activities and prepared work schedules for operation and
organizational level maintenance and training of multi-channel
communications equipment.
Maintained encryption device accountability, performed technical diagnostic
testing, encryption updates, and maintained daily logs.
Managed and controlled secured classified equipment and information in
compliance with Communications Security Operating Procedures. Controlled
assets valued at $2 million.

EDUCATION
Associates of Applied Science (AAS) 2001 - 2002
Intellitec College,
Colorado Springs, CO
MCSE - Micro Computer Service Expert

Department of Defense Biomedical Equipment

2004 - 2005
Repairer's Course
Sheppard Air Force Base, OK
Professional Development: Primary Leadership Development,
Nuclear/Biological/Chemical Defense, Battle Command Training Program, Field
Sanitation, Unit Alcohol and Drug Coordinator, Combat Lifesaver Course,
SERE (Survival Escape Resistance and Evasion) Training Course.
COMPUTER SKILLS
Windows NT/98/ME/XP, MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, MS Works, MS Office,
Outlook, TCP/IP, and various other programs.