This resume is for Andrew Garlington, seeking a career in program/project management in the biosciences/defense industry. He has experience as a Naval Surface Warfare Officer, leading departments of 25 personnel and managing budgets of $1 million. He also has emergency room scribing experience. His education includes a B.S. in Biology from Arizona State University. His core strengths include leadership, management, program management, budgeting, operations management, planning, training, critical thinking, team building and mentoring, and process improvement.

1. Andrew Garlington
14491 Yazoo St. San Diego, CA 92129
Andrew.garlington@gmail.com - (480) 390-8669
Focused manager and leader with proven ability in dynamic and high paced environments. Highly organized, goal-oriented,
dedicated and reliable. Veteran Naval Surface Warfare Officer with TS/SCI security clearance. Experience in leading multiple
complex projects and programs to improve organizational operations. Recognized problem solver and quick learner with
unmatched leadership potential. Core strengths include:
Leadership / Management / Program Management / Budgeting & Forecasting / Operations Management
Planning / Training / Critical Thinking / Team Building & Mentoring / Process Improvement
OBJECTIVE Seeking a career in Program/Project Manager in the Biosciences/Defense industry
EDUCATION
B.S., Biology, Arizona State University, 2010
WORK EXPERIENCE
Emergency Room Scribe, Banner Baywood Medical Center, Tempe AZ. July 2015-November 2015
 Completed medical records and documented all Physician-Patient interactions
 Managed physician’s time and laboratory requests to improve efficiency
United States Navy, Surface Warfare Officer, Various locations January 2011 – November 2014
Department Head, USS Whirlwind (PC-11), Manama, Bahrain
(May 2013 – November 2014)
Served as Weapons Officer, Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection Officer, Training Team Leader, Supply Officer and Legal
Officer in charge of 25 personnel assigned. Set and enforced goals and objectives for departmental activities and personnel.
 Managed the ship’s $1 million budget
 Devised and coordinated Force Protection roadmap for the $20 Million National Asset
 Developed and planned organization-wide training
 Oversaw Ship Repair Program ensuring deliverables were fulfilled on time
 Worked cross-functionally to manage consumable items necessary for daily operations
 Provided legal guidance and drafted legal documents to support command leadership
Division Officer, USS Pinckney (DDG-91), San Diego, CA
(January 2011 – April 2013)
Served as Engineering Training Officer, Electrical Safety Officer, Command Duty Officer, and Wardroom Mess Treasurer.
Managed 10 personnel by providing daily guidance and oversight for electrical division and engineering department personnel.
 Ranked #1 out of 11 Surface Warfare Officers
 Managed Electrical Program, verifying all projects and maintenance were carried out on time and under budget
 Ensured engineering teams’ qualifications were current and met needs for current initiatives
 Enforced command-wide electrical safety compliance safeguarding over 300 personnel from electrical hazards
 Managed stakeholder expectations and communicated effectively with the ship’s Executive Leadership Team
 Responsible for all ship’s wardroom finances valued over $1million annually
 Achieved Surface Warfare Officer qualification 6 months ahead of schedule
LEADERSHIP/ACTIVITIES
 Emergency Room Volunteer-over 1,100 hours
 Pi Kappa Phi: Gear up Florida Philanthropy, Give-A-Push
 Boy Scouts of America-Eagle Scout, adult volunteer