Dr. Anthony Marchi, D.Hsc., Cphq, Cptd, Cphrm Email & Phone Number

San Antonio, TX, US

San Antonio, Texas, United States

• Pioneered the development of a comprehensive environmental health and sustainability program alongside the Defense Health Agency (DHA).
• Standardized and developed evidence-based sustainability workshops for Military Treatment Facilities (MTFs), enhancing program consistency and quality.
• Conducted workshops, briefed senior executives, and gathered feedback through surveys across MTFs, facilitating stakeholder engagement.
• Implemented a standardized survey and reporting tool for collecting sustainability data across MTFs, ensuring data consistency and actionable insights.
• Played a key role in the preparation of DHA's 2024 annual report by providing critical and reliable sustainability data on MTFs.
• Partnered with Defense Health Agency (DHA) leadership to conceptualize, develop, and publish the 2024 annual DHA sustainability report.

San Antonio, Texas, United States

• Dedicated Volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) with Child Advocates San Antonio, specializing in advocating for the rights and well-being of children within the foster care system. The role involves.
• Advocate vigorously for the safety, well-being, and healthcare rights of children in the foster system, employing a detailed-oriented approach to assess and address their needs.
• Actively engage in legal processes, ensuring the rights and interests of foster children are prioritized during legal deliberations and court proceedings.
• Work in concert with legal and child welfare experts to gain a holistic view of each child's circumstances, contributing to informed, child-centric decisions in court.
• Prepare and present detailed reports to the court, offering essential insights and well-considered recommendations based on in-depth research and direct interactions with the children.
• Serve as a stable and compassionate presence in the lives of children undergoing challenging transitions, offering them support and guidance.

San Antonio, Texas

Doctoral Candidate at George Washington School of Medicine & Health Sciences, specializing in Leadership in Clinical Practice & Education. Devoted to combining rigorous academic research with clinical practical, equipping leaders to drive transformative changes in healthcare quality and patient safety. My work is characterized by a strong focus on.

San Antonio, Texas Metropolitan Area

• Collaborate closely with the Chief Knowledge Officer (CKO) and the Knowledge Management Office(KMO) in overseeing and steering KM projects to successful completion, enhancing the overall efficiency and effectiveness of.
• Designed and implemented 20 potent knowledge management systems, improving organizational communication and operational efficiency.
• Scheduled and facilitated 60 client engagements, providing expert consultations that have been pivotal in advancing project and program support, showcasing robust organizational and communicative prowess.
• Orchestrated personalized professional development plans for 40 departments, a strategic move that enriched planning and communication across the organization, spurring a marked increase in overall performance metrics.

San Antonio, TX

• Served as a primary instructor and team lead to provide instruction and curriculum delivery support services to the Army's in-house critical care course and paramedic refresher program. Duties include developing and.
• Pioneered the inception and rollout of the in-house Critical Care Program, collaborating to design and implement advanced patient care protocols, enhancing emergency response capabilities and patient outcomes.
• Elevated performance outcomes by 47% through meticulous research and implementation of evidence-based safety and quality improvement methodologies in training.
• Revolutionized patient safety outcomes, achieving a 67% improvement by devising a bespoke performance improvement process for medical simulation training.
• Devised a specialized event tree for comprehensive debriefing of medical teams, effectively tracing patient safety issues back to their root causes and fostering a culture of continuous learning and improvement.
• Co-authored two peer-reviewed scholarly articles, elucidating the interplay between organizational knowledge management and care quality, thus contributing pivotal insights to the healthcare field.

San Antonio, Texas, United States

• Assisted in developing course design and curriculum for simulated training and lectures. Developed and implemented the critical care course and refresher program policies. Implemented curriculum, evaluated program.
• Standardized the organization of 500 student files into a comprehensive encrypted database, ensuring compliance with DoD and the Army Privacy Act.
• Articulated program policies, processes, compliance, and outcomes to the U.S. Assistant Secretary of Defense, facilitating high-level engagement and policy alignment.
• Executed and continually assessed curriculum effectiveness, addressing the educational requirements of over 500 adult learners annually.
• Improved learner performance outcomes by 27% through research and implementation of evidence-based patient safety interventions.
• Managed the coordination of course scheduling, lectures, and skills labs, effectively leveraging the expertise of nursing and physician staff.

Fort Sam Houston, TX

• Served as a Medical Training Program Manager. Prepared and synchronized training among 6 teams to train 5,400 annual learners. Responsible for coaching, mentoring, training, discipline, and professional development of.
• Led and synchronized training programs across 6 teams, successfully training 5,400 learners annually, ensuring high-quality educational delivery and operational efficiency.
• Oversaw the professional development of 5 instructors, including coaching, mentoring, and training, while also managing disciplinary actions and fostering their professional growth.
• Strategically planned, developed, and monitored goals and objectives for 545 personnel, enforcing policy compliance through activity evaluation and implementing effective procedures, training, and equipment.
• Cultivated trans-professional teams aimed to augment clinical practice guidelines and healthcare outcomes, fostering a culture of excellence and cooperation.
• Ensured strict compliance with the Department of Defense (DoD) and Defense Health Agency (DHA) privileging and credentialing requirements, maintaining the integrity and credibility of the training program.

Globally

• Engaged as a director of clinical practice and flight paramedic for a globally responsive air ambulance unit, assisting with evacuation, triage, stabilization, and inflight medical treatment of patients. Assisted the.
• Initiated and established vital policies and procedures with international partners, leading the development of a groundbreaking multi-national medical evacuation program that substantially increased operational.
• Led efforts to fortify international alliances, orchestrating the planning, preparation, and deployment of an air ambulance system and 30 service members for humanitarian missions in Montenegro.
• Played a critical role in enhancing living conditions and operational efficiency for 100 U.S. troops and firefighters stationed in Afghanistan, demonstrating exceptional leadership and a deep understanding of.
• Managed and maintained accountability for assets, including 3 UH-60 helicopters, medical equipment, and other aviation-related equipment, collectively valued at $35,000,000.

Globally

• Served as health clinic manager and treatment coordinator responsible for coaching, mentoring, training, discipline, and the professional development of 20 employees and 4 supervisors. Coordinate supplies, patient.
• Managed and directed a health clinic, overseeing the coaching, mentoring, training, discipline, and professional development of 20 employees and 4 supervisors, ensuring a high level of competency and care.
• Coordinated a team of 20 employees serving 430 customers as an Army health clinic manager; implemented and evaluated policies and prepared for accreditation, maintaining compliance with Defense Health Agency (DHA) and.
• Led healthcare-related public engagement and relationship-building initiatives, strengthening community ties and enhancing the reputation of U.S. forces abroad.
• Cultivated cross-professional teams to enhance clinical practice guidelines and healthcare outcomes, promoting a culture of excellence and collaboration within the international community.
• Implemented and enforced preventive medicine, industrial hygiene, food handling, and water sanitation policies for a workforce of 600 employees.

Doctor Of Health Sciences, Leadership In Clinical Practice And Education, 3.97 Gpa

The program prepares those in clinical health positions from a range of backgrounds who seek to build competencies in advanced.

Master Of Science - Ms, Occupational Safety And Health, 4.0

Gain mastery in the safety sciences, safety management systems, safety engineering, analysis, and risk management strategy to minimize.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Health Science, 4.0

Research oriented degree with a focus on public health and epidemiology.