CASSAUNDRA ROSE ARIAS

Experienced with managing aquatic facilities, students, and service members. Utilizes effective training and development programs to boost team performance. Knowledge of emergency response procedures and customer service excellence, ensuring safe and welcoming environment for all students, service members, staff, and their familes.

• Cameron Parr, XO 29th BSB C Co, 915-539-6169
• Jason, Bitzer, Never Off-Duty Emergency Medical Responder Instructor, 808-255-8671
• Joshua, Barber, Bellows Air Force Station, Supervisor, 912-288-3356
• Kelleen, Loftus, Aquatics Director of MCCS, 760-371-5992

• Warrior Battalion Army ROTC Alumni Association
• Irreverent Warriors Hawaii (Prevent Veterans Suicide)

(70B ANGR) I am a Medical Services Officer in the Army National Guard. My role combines military leadership with healthcare expertise, focusing on both the administrative and clinical aspects of medical services within the National Guard, often with an emphasis on disaster response and field operations.

(Started training as an RBT) INVO Health Care is a company that provides a range of services designed to support the healthcare and professional needs of Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), particularly in the field of applied behavior analysis (ABA). INVO Health Care offers a platform where RBTs, along with other healthcare professionals, can access resources, training, and support that helps them maintain high standards in their practice.

(AMPIT Instructor) The AMPIT Wounded Warrior Program is an initiative aimed at supporting and assisting wounded or injured veterans and service members as they transition from military life to civilian life. While the specifics of the AMPIT program can vary, it generally focuses on providing a comprehensive range of services designed to help veterans cope with the physical, emotional, and social challenges they face after being injured or wounded in service.