john sciacchitano
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citizenship: usa

 

job title: supervisory utility systems repair operator (building eng.)
job announcement number: ph-dg-0000 xxxxxx xxxx , xxxx , xxxxx 000005-oc/mp

 

 

core competencies

 

engineering operations, program management, project administration, project analysis, administration, operations, budgeting, funds allocation, funding program administration, cost analysis/control, quality management, systems/process development, policy/procedure development, organizational structuring, regulatory/ procedural compliance, human resource management, staffing, training, strategic business planning, communications, consulting, records maintenance, research, electrical installation, electrical repairs, wiring, splicing, mechanical operations, hvac repair, issue diagnosis, issue resolution, study conduction, safety management, fire safety enforcement, nuclear mock trial qualifications, plumbing, carpentry, fabricating, torquing, welding, and engineering evaluations.

 

 

professional experience

 

 

month/1998-present

owner/operator/doctor

cortland spinal rehabilitation center

buchanan, ny

hours per week: 45hrs/wk
salary: $115k/year
supervisor: carla esposito  phone: 914-788-8793  may contact:  yes

spearhead all patient treatment functions, from conducting exam and formulating treatment protocols to implementing plan of care and determining need for diagnostic imaging or laboratory analysis. successfully take patient history, administer diagnostic tests and note all symptoms in patient chart. utilize extensive knowledge of electronic medical equipment in the reduction of pain/tension, promotion of healing/circulation and improvement of range of motion.  consistently ensure totally compliance with fda and osha regulations. skilled in the use of ultrasound, x-ray, cadwell nerve conduction, thermographic analyzer, and acoustic cardiograph machines. consistently research new advances in technology, indentifying helpful medical device products/ equipment, new programs and laws in the medical industry. responsible for administering the radiation safety/quality assurance program, reducing radiation exposure and optimize diagnostic x-ray image quality. consistently adhered to state radiation regulations based on the alara. strategically implemented radiation safety policies and procedures, drafted policies on patient positioning, gonad shielding, pregnant patients and breast shielding for scoliosis studies and x-ray screening.

 

 

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actively utilized engineering experience throughout initial office build-out, several expansions and updates to the hvac, plumbing, and electrical systems.  effectively manage all operations of plumbers, electricians, hvac technicians, subcontractors, suppliers, and vendors, ensuring quality updates and expansions. effectively hired, trained and directed clinic and administrative staff; actively collaborated in human resource operation functions such as developing specialized sop manuals, evaluating performance and providing guidance/mentoring. drive the development and implementation of formal employee training programs for obtaining insurance benefits verification, resulting in 20% less billing errors and 5% increased insurance collections. sharp business acumen and experienced in managing broad scope of accounting operations, from accounts payable/receivable and insurance filing to collections and insurance verification. successfully designed a user friendly computerized medical records system, effectively increasing insurance collections by 15%. oversee all it updates, including file synchronization, security updates, computerized patient records archiving, and database updates. strategically create and analyze highly specific protocols, effectively increasing accounts payable efficiency by 50%. proficiently design and implement innovative marketing programs, resulting in a 25% increase in revenue over 5 years. successfully engineered, designed and contracted the building of a skeletal radiology suite, including darkroom, lead shielding placement, high power electric supply, and emergency kill switches; received nys doh certification for radiological facility from 1998-2009.

 

 

month/1989-month/1994

shift refueling engineer
newport news shipbuilding
newport news, va

hours per week: 40 hrs/wk

salary: $40k/year

supervisor: david pickwick  phone: 757-380-2000  may contact:  yes

drove the development and testing of a broad range of nuclear equipment and systems. successfully conducted studies on the detection and control of radiation and radioactive contaminants; studied the nuclear fuel cycle to define most economical uses of material and safest means of waste products disposal. effectively researched materials of special interest in nuclear reactors, including radiation transport modeling, statistical analyses, and performance metrics. provided study-based recommendations on system, processes, facility, and program improvements to increase safety, performance, and efficiency. actively conducted objective evaluations of all plant operations and advised plant supervisors on problem issues not in compliance with procedural guidelines and compromise operational safety. spearheaded the investigation, inspection and reporting of any abnormalities and formulated a plan for corrective action. performed qualitative assessments of plant parameters after accidents to ascertain damages and repairs needed.  quickly investigated the causes of abnormal events and recommended procedural changes to prevent recurrence. consistently provided engineering evaluations on all event reports. responsible for the resolution of technical discrepancy reports, adaptation of procedures for nuclear assembly operations and inspected nuclear plant components.

served on uss abraham lincoln, uss george washington and uss john c. stennis aircraft carriers, actively supporting the military installation of nuclear fuel in aircraft power plants. supervised technicians and mechanics in the coordination of maintenance, repair, operation, and administration of plant staging areas, mock trial areas, and storage areas. proficiently supervised and coordinated all electrical, plumbing, hvac, duct work, and construction activities. effectively maximized operational safety through the independent observation of plant status and recommending changes of questionable conditions.  actively provided the technical assistance to mitigate incidents and minimized the effect on personnel, the environment, and plant equipment.

 

 

 

 

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serving as utilities and fire safety manager, supervised utility systems operation, repair, and machine shop operations. successfully inspected, tested, and repaired fire and sprinkler systems. responsible for administering the fire and safety program in all work site areas, storage areas and welding areas, included the performance inspection of fire alarm pull boxes, heat and smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. efficiently scheduled and executed building fire drills, while also compiling a layout of evacuation routes and emergency procedures. critiqued each evacuation route for ease of exit and potential obstructions, ensuring personnel safety.

proficiently modified refrigeration filter racks and replacement of compressors/ pipes, effectively improving operational performance. responsible for converting refrigeration compressors and cooling equipment of large storage cooling rooms. effectively installed and calibrated numerous biomedical control panels for air quality, vacuum pressure, and argon gas. successfully oversaw equipment condition testing of all welding machines, pneumatic torque wrenches and cranes. repaired machines as needed to consistently meet requirements for intended use. tasked with determining building conditions and diagnosing inadequate building structures, including support beams, joists, footings, hvacs and plumbing systems. serving as key member of the quality assurance program, analyzed and assessed completed projects according to blue prints and specifications.

collaborated in the scheduling of long-range schedules for safety inspections, training, equipment preparation, and inspection. forecasted man hours needed and personnel required at each stage of the project, including welders training, safety training, transportation of components, cleanliness of high quality air environments, and installation of hvac systems. effectively organized the repair schedule for hvac systems and machinery on a priority basis. worked with both management and engineering personnel in the development of quality standards for the reliability and durability of any new installation of hvac, pipes, plumbing, and electrical power supplies, effectively preventing future disruption of work and projects. preemptively address recurring problems, including malfunctioning welding equipment, power outages, and the breakdown of cooling systems and ventilation systems. strategically implemented innovative management programs for proper installation and repair of hvac, electrical, and water supply systems. consistently advised upper level management and other supervisors of the dynamics of utilities installation, modification and safety regulations for the nuclear component assembly areas and nuclear component transportation areas. consulted with quality inspection and nrad agencies in the status of operations and intricate details of welding and torquing operations. step up a 24-7 on-call team to handle test site emergencies and supply technical assistance to other management and agencies, handled faulty crane operation, physical harm, procedure foul ups, out of tolerance nuclear parts assemblies and pipe fittings.

oversaw a broad range of circuitry operations, consistently repaired malfunctioning electric circuits and fuse box terminals, while also providing surge prevention on equipment. effectively performed degradation analysis and malfunction testing on crane, refrigeration compressors, ventilation fans, welding equipment, and tools. utilized multimeters and oscilloscopes in all electrical repairs and installation operations. used test and repair equipment throughout the planning stages of each project, including pyrometers, airflow sensors, pressure gauges, and multimeters. consistently used building plans, blueprints and specifications in planning numerous projects, including building storage areas, assembly areas, hvac installation, plumbing renovation, electrical renovation, and the removal and installation of new walls, ceilings, and windows. referred to the electrical layout on blue prints to locate and replace electric conduits and wiring. successfully analyzed and interpreted sketches and blueprints to discover the location of switches, outlets, phone jacks, thermostats, smoke detectors, recessed lights, appliance outlets, intercoms, security system, service panel, special outlets, and fans. actively administered all carpentry in accordance with three functions, first are the pieces vertically straight, are the pieces 90 degrees perpendicular and are the pieces horizontally straight.

 

 

 

 

 

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education

 

life university

doctor of chiropractic

marietta, ga

graduated 3/1997 

credit hours: 1420 hours of basic sciences and 3380 hours of clinical sciences.

key coursework in anatomy, physiology, nutrition, psychiatry, pathology, bacteriology, diagnosis, neurology, obstetrics & gynecology, orthopedics, and x-ray.

 

manhattan college school of engineering

bachelors degree in mechanical engineering

new york city, ny

graduated 5/1989

dean's list honors: 1985-1988

key coursework in computer programming, machine design, and advanced physics.

 

yorktown high school
degree: diploma
yorktown heights, ny
graduated 1985

 

 

training and professional development

 

completed newport news shipbuilding radiological training for nuclear engineers qualification program, 1991.

coursework included nuclear safety principles, avoidance of criticality, moderation of power, nuclear fuel control rods, nuclear fuel cell geometry, mock trials of nuclear fuel cell installation and torquing operations, and mock trials of emergencies such as nuclear spills and radioactive leaks.

 

 

certifications/credentials

 

certificate of attainment from the national board of chiropractic examiners

completion of parts i, ii, iii, iv and the physiotherapy examinations

certificate of completion of chiropractic x-ray theory and practice

connecticut chiropractic license, 1998

new york state chiropractic license, 1998

ny pistol permit; westchester county

 

 

affiliations

 

master of courtlandt lodge #34; free & accepted masons, 2005-2007  

president of peekskill bni; business network international, 2003-2004 

member of the board of directors; hudson valley gateway chamber of commerce, 2003-2005

member; peekskill b.p.o.e. elks lodge 744

member; christopher columbus society

 

 

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technical skills

 

design and assembly of laser prototypes, both continuous wave and programmable frequency, with power ranging from 5mw to 2w.

developed international contacts in the acquisition of laser devices, especially china.

utilized knowledge of laser dynamics regarding the delicate nature of the power supply, cooling requirements, and optical characteristics (wavelength, frequency, penetration).

successful in increasing the lifespan of laser diodes by 100%.

used computer programming techniques and software in the development of portable frequency generators for use with low power lasers by using computer.

utilized microchip and mosfet electronic devices to harness electrical power into desired frequency patterns as a controlling system to operate laser devices at many frequencies.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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