Nathan Shores

Captain @U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

US

Performs in an incident command role effectively guiding facility management officials in security and law enforcement activities (e.g, planning, directing, and advising) while providing risk-based assessments, directives, and policies to law enforcement. Effectively and efficiently supervise multiple dispatch centers in conjunction with performing a broad range of supervisory police duties such as physical security issues, patrol duties, and coordination with local, state, and federal law enforcement to prevent criminal activities through the utilization of crime maps. Provide best practices to implement short- and long-term strategic goals and initiatives. Encourage creativity through servant leadership, which allows performance objectives to be met through the utilization of resources, methodologies, and process improvements, which help promote human resources management by prioritizing tasks, reallocating and organizing resources, and establishing process improvements. Effectively analyze situations, identify and evaluate needs, identify problems, diagnose problems, employ strategies, and provide means for goal attainment. Direct and perform a variety of supervisory and non-supervisory law enforcement assignments and projects through problem-solving (e.g, process, approaches, procedures, methods, strategies, technologies, and tools for corrective action). Monitor and review the status and progress of workloads, and make necessary adjustments to ensure the workload is fair, balanced, and equitable, and take appropriate administrative action based on problem-solving competencies (e.g, problem identification and critical thinking), which secure, inspire, and influence trust and provide intrinsic value. The quantitative analysis used provided cost-benefit analysis and added an unprecedented return on investment (ROI) as a value-added contribution to providing life-saving measures for officers.

Liberty University

Post Graduate Certificate, Management and Leadership

Liberty University

Master of Science (MS), Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration

American Military University

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Criminal Justice with a concentraion in Forensic Science