James Bartlett

James Bartlett has a diverse work experience, starting as a Special Constable in Hertfordshire Constabulary in 1985 and then moving on to various roles within the police force. James has worked as a Police Constable, focusing on critical incident management and working as a specialist dog handler. James also served as a Police Sergeant, leading teams and managing the delivery of policing services across a large geographical area. In this role, they demonstrated strong leadership skills and the ability to handle high-pressure situations. James later transitioned to become a Senior Divisional Trainer, delivering training to police recruits and managing a team of trainers. With a strong focus on partnership working, they successfully implemented solutions to community issues and built resilient working relationships. Furthermore, they have experience in wildlife, rural, heritage, and environmental offending investigations and served as the Senior Wildlife Crimes Officer, leading complex investigations and providing training on challenging wildlife, environmental, heritage, and rural crime. Before joining the police force, they worked at Thomas Cook as a travel consultant and later became the Foreign Exchange Manager, specializing in the management and training delivery of foreign exchange services. Throughout their career, James Bartlett has demonstrated adaptability, problem-solving skills, and the ability to work effectively in diverse and challenging environments.

James Bartlett has received education from the College of Policing / Hertfordshire Constabulary. No specific degree or field of study has been mentioned.