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PERSONAL RESUME
JACK
E. COLE, JR.
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| Computer
Systems Analyst
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| Objective:
Seeking challenging system support consulting assignments.
Strengths:
System testing, system support, trouble shooting,
documentation, training, project
management
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| Work
Experience:
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| 1979-1980
(part time), University Hospital, Programmer.
Revised
statistical analysis programs for the Surgery Department.
Converted programs running on an IBM 370
to run as SPSS programs on a Burroughs mainframe.
1973-1990
(part time), C*C Systems & Software, Owner.
Designed
and wrote programs to calculate and print out figures on bank
contracts. Directed conversion and
upgrade of the shipboard ORION system for NOAA. The ORION
system collected real time fisheries data
and provided data analysis at sea. Directed conversion of
PBAR (Patient Billing and Accounts Receivable)
system to run on Harris and Univac minicomputer systems. Sold
and leased small computer systems.
1966-1968,
1991, 1992 (active duty); 1965-1966 and 1969-1998 (reserve), US Navy,
Hospital Corpsman.
On
active duty, worked in Medical Intensive Care and the Patient Affairs
Office at Naval Hospital, San Diego.
Traveled to various sites collecting data for epidemiology
research. Recalled for Operation Desert Storm
as an instructor at Field Medical Service School. Recalled in
1992 to test software chosen for implementation
of C2 security on medical PC's. Developed training plan for
installation of security software on
approximately 1,000 PC's. In reserve status, worked as a
Corpsman in support of various field units. Senior
enlisted supervisor for up to 350 individuals.
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| General:
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Member AAMA (American Academy of Medical Administrators)
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Member AIPB (American Institute of Professional Bookkeepers)
In
1973 I started a small computer training course for the San Diego
Community College District. We began
with programmable calculators and graduated to microcomputers when they
were invented. We had a
very successful job training program in data entry as part of this
program. I taught full time with the District
until 1979 and part time until 1983 when I moved East.
Starting
in 1979 I worked for several defense contractors primarily on US Navy
projects. In one week, I used
as many as 13 different computer systems. This experience has
given me a very good general computer
background. I feel comfortable working with PC's,
minicomputers and mainframes.
In
1973, I opened C*C SYSTEMS & SOFTWARE with the
cooperation of Wang Laboratories for whom I did
contract programming. The business was a part time venture
that satisfied the State of California requirement
for vocational teaching certification. After returning from
Desert Storm service, I began full time consulting
under this business name.
My
Naval Reserve career has had many interesting facets. I am a
Hospital Corpsman who has spent 16 years
with Marine Corps units. Being a Hospital Corpsman has taught
me to be resourceful and inventive while
remaining calm in emergency situations. Being with the US
Marines has taught me to overcome the odds
by persistence and ingenuity.
My
personal interests tend towards music and dance. I teach
Scottish Country Dancing and perform with several
groups in New York City. I sing with the Oratorio Society of
New York which gives three concerts at
Carnegie Hall each year. I have served as an officer for my
church and in several non-profit groups. In my
"spare" time I read science fiction.
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Last
updated 18 February 2010.
Copyright
© 2000-2010 Jack E. Cole, Jr.
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