Erinn Watkins
Detail-oriented individual with exceptional communication and project management skills. Proven ability to handle challenges effectively and efficiently with a strong commitment to quality and positive results. Eager to contribute to overall success of the team. Known for taking proactive approach to identifying and addressing issues, with focus on optimizing processes and supporting team and organization objectives.
A Bit About Me
Army Master Sergeant/E-8 | 2009 - 2017
Senior Department Manager, Fort Bragg, NC
• Led a team of ten senior non-commissioned officers responsible for
personnel administrative support of over 400 Army National Guard
soldiers attending training at the Special Forces School at Fort Bragg, NC
• Used Microsoft Excel, Access, and Word to develop a system of tracking
over 400 Army National Guard students enrolled in the Army Special
Forces School.
Army Sergeant First Class/E-7 | 2006 - 2009
Senior Human Resources Officer, Arlington, VA
• Developed and organized the first Army training program for the Military
District of Washington DC to train Army National Guard soldiers stationed
in the National Capitol Region in their Warrior Tasks.
Army Sergeant/E-5 – Sergeant First Class/E-7 | 2004 - 2006
Decontamination/Admin NCO/Training NCO/Operations NCO/Hazard
Modeler
• Developed operational procedures as an original team member on the
45th and 21st Civil Support Teams, rapid response WMD units, which led
to organization certification upon federal evaluation.
Warrant Officer/Flight Student: Trained on TH-67/OH-58/UH-1 | 1997
AFFILIATIONS
• American Legion
• Associates of Vietnam Veterans of America
• Disabled American Veterans
SKILLS:
• Operations management
• Coaching and mentoring
• Decision-making
• Verbal and written communication
INTERESTS:
• Soul line dancing, social or partner dancing, and dancing instruction.
• Improving personal fitness through clean eating and exercise.
Volunteer Work:
• Current volunteer mentor with the Williamson County Veterans Treatment Court using physical health, mental and emotional wellness skills developed through over 29 years of service in the Army.
• Volunteers with PGA Hope which is a program that teaches Veterans how to play golf.
• Volunteers with the Vietnam Veterans, Post 1140 for their community events
