This document is a resume for Rodolfo "Roddy" Monsivais Jr., who has over 20 years of experience in corrections, security, law enforcement, and investigations. He is currently a Lieutenant for the Federal Bureau of Prisons, overseeing operations and a budget of up to $800,000. His career has been characterized by outstanding performance and contributions to improving security protocols. He has received several awards for his work, including the Vincente Calderon Hispanic Officer of the Year Award from the National Latino Peace Officers Association.

1. PRESENTATION OF QUALIFICATIONS
RO D O L F O “RO D D Y” MO N S I VA I S , JR .
27157 S.W. 140th Path
Homestead, Florida 33032
RFMonsivaisjr@msn.com
Cellular: 305-878-7453
Home: 305-242-0622
CORRECTIONS / SECURITY
LAW ENFORCEMENT / INVESTIGATIONS
CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC SAFETY MANAGEMENT
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

2.  “Award Winning” Lieutenant, Federal Officer, Leader and Man-
agement Professional with over twenty years of progressively
responsible experience in Corrections, Security, Law Enforce-
ment, Investigations and Correctional Facilities Management.
 Career characterized by quality performance and outstanding
contributions to the U.S. Department of Justice and Federal Bu-
reau of Prisons, proven track record of improving security proto-
cols, long-standing dedication to community service and com-
mitment to the highest standards of professionalism and respect.
 Highly motivated self-starter with excellent communication and
organizational skills, multi-cultural perspective, and proven abil-
ity to identify and fully utilize employee talent, develop and
motivate personnel to perform at top efficiency levels, and man-
age multiple projects within time and budgetary constraints.
E M P L O Y M E N T H I S T O R Y
1989 – 2013 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS
Operations Lieutenant / Lead Federal Officer (94-2013)
Oversee all aspects of operations of a federal penal institution and re-
lated Correctional Services Department while controlling operating
budgets of up to $800,000 and enforcing all rules and regulations rela-
tive to institutional security, inmate conduct, discipline and work, con-
trol of hazardous tools and material, safety, sanitation, control and use of
institution vehicles, and key control. Train, develop, schedule and super-
vise subordinate staff of up to 45 correctional officers with responsibil-
ity for monitoring their work performance interpretation of policy, and
resolution of problems concerning the inmate population. Take prompt
and decisive action to manage emergency situations, and authorize
changes in institutional operations when necessary.
In addition, implement post orders, expedite facility inspections, con-
duct training classes related to correctional procedures, investigate re-
ported violations of prohibited acts, and coordinate transporting of
both committed and U.S. Marshal's prisoners to and from institutions
and jails. Frequently serve as resident expert on all custodial and secu-
rity questions, and advise Warden and support staff of formulation and
implementation of institution policies, procedures and programs.
Facilities include: Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) in Miami, FL
housing up to 1,200 convicted and immigration inmates (08-present);
Federal Detention Center (FDC) SeaTac, WA housing up to 1,300 pre-
trial and immigration inmates (97-08) – Also served as Hispanic
Emphasis Program Manager/EEO; Metropolitan Detention Center
(MDC) in Guaynabo, P.R. housing up to 1,200 pre-trial and immigration
inmates (95-97); Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in New York,
N.Y. housing up to 1,000 inmates including such high profile organized
crime figures as John Gotti and Sammy the “Bull” Gravano (94-95) …
PROFILE
CORE COMPETENCIES:
Institutional Operations Correctional Services
Risk and Crisis Management Safety and Security
Professional Development Employee Productivity
Strategic Planning Regulatory Compliance
Budget Management Resource Allocation
Crisis/Project Management Logistics/Problem Solving

3. Career Achievements:
 Began career as Federal Correctional Officer at MCC-Miami, FL
(89-91); Transferred as Senior Officer Specialist and Union
President to Federal Medical Center (FMC)-Carville, LA; Trans-
ferred again as Lieutenant to MDC-Guaynabo, P.R. (92-94) …
 Member of Management Team that opened three major new
institutions – FMC- Carville, MDC- Guaynabo and FDC- SeaTac.
 Received National Latino Peace Officers Association Vincente
Calderon Hispanic Officer of the Year Award (05) for “Signifi-
cant Contributions to the Community and to the Agency” (First
Federal Law Enforcement Officer and Department of Justice
Staff Member to receive such a Prestigious Award).
 Selected as “Supervisor of the Year” (04) and received numer-
ous awards and acknowledgements for “Sustained Superior
Performance” and “Special Achievement” throughout career.
Additional: Six-year military career in the U.S. Army (Honorable Discharge) …
EDUCATION Associate of Science Degree in Police Science, 1986
Del Mar College (Police Academy), Corpus Christi, Texas
Achievements: Completed Degree while working as Deputy Sherriff
for Nueces County, Texas; Four Years of Initial Studies toward
Degree in Criminal Justice Administration at Central Texas College
and in Europe while serving in the U.S. Army …
Professional Training: Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
(FLETC) Basic/Advanced Lieutenant’s Academy Certification (95)
and Accelerated Correctional Officer Academy Certification (89);
Numerous FEMA/Department of Homeland Security Seminars and
Workshops; Annual National Law Enforcement Business Meeting
Courses and Workshops; Extensive Related Training in Prison Man-
agement, Corrections, Leadership and Criminal Justice, etc. …
CERTIFICATION State of Texas Certified Peace Officer – Texas Commission on Law
Enforcement Officer Standards and Education (TECLOSE)
State of Florida Security Officer Lic: D-1302864/Armed, G-1300716
State of Florida Concealed Weapon/Firearm License
American Red Cross Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification
American Heart Association Heart Saver and Automated External
Defibrillator (AED) Certification
AFFILIATIONS National Latino Peace Officers Association (NLPOA)
(Executive Board Member & Vice President of Miami-Dade Chapter,
Founder & Past President of Seattle Chapter)
International Latino Gang Investigators Association (ILGIA)
(Executive Board Member & Regional Chapter Representative of
South Florida/Southeastern U.S. Chapter)
COMPUTER SKILLS MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook); Vision (Cor-
rections Management), SENTRY/GroupWise (Security Systems) …
LANGUAGES Oral and Written Fluency in English and Spanish