Position SummaryPlans multinational medical evacuation for US military and contractor staff.Provides risk management services Manages budget and operational resources Provides project management services to clients and medical internal efforts Leads and manages medical operations for full mission profile events and stand-alone medical training. Assists in coordinating facilities, instructors, and equipment. Provides professional advice and subject matter expertise to the company to facilitate continual improvement. Manages paramedic refresher programs for multiple defense organizations. Role and ResponsibilitiesManage Paramedic Refresher program.Teach medical didactic classes. Proctor trauma lanes using a variety of patient models.Develop and coordinate custom programs of instruction for clients.Medical operations business development.Site Coordinator for training events.Document processes and provide continual process improvement.Manage medical logistics for a wide range of DOD clients.Supervisory Responsibilities Supervise Independent Contractors and support personnel.

• Developed world-class clinical experience for Special Operations medics worldwide at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University.• Instruct and train SOF medical personnel in operational medicine techniques.• Collaborated with a team to design and implement innovative training programs for medical professionals in a hybrid setting.

Plan and develop multinational medical training exercises. Assess the project's scope and assist customers in developing a needs and outcome statement for training events. Utilize traditional courses and peer-reviewed literature and employ subject matter experts to meet customer and stated student learning outcomes. Lead contracted staff and students to facilitate the training. Develop relationships with the unit and senior-level staff to create a cooperative working environment. Utilize soft skills and expertise to facilitate training and overall buy-in.

Independent Contractor: Provides classroom and small group instruction for military special operations customers. Teaches Tactical Combat Causality Care (TCCC) and military medicine up to the paramedic level. Additionally, evaluates special operations units during full mission profile events for worldwide deployment certification. Assists in point of instruction curriculum development (POI) and planning concept of operations (CONOP). Evaluate disaster management and medical planning of the operational unit.

Mission commander and sensor operator for an aerial Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) platform with over 2 years of experience. Directly supported ground forces using the MX 15 E/O-IR FMV sensor. Utilized effective crew resource management to accomplish complex missions and support dynamic customer needs. Provided services of Air Warden and frequently used air-to-ground communications to achieve mission requirements. Utilized KUSS, PRC-117, VORTEX, and data link to meet all required customer needs.

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY OF MILITARY MANAGEMENT: Led and managed teams of up to 50 people while addressing critical deliverables within the organization's essential functions. Briefed executives on the progress of programs under my management. Engaged audiences of up to 150 people through informational presentations and strategic briefings. Maintained and ordered inventory valued at over $340,000 while managing a budget of over $700,000. Provided junior leaders with annual evaluations and supplied developmental plans to foster continued growth. Analyzed complex plans to identify responsibility and scope, assign tasks to constituents, and execute on the critical path.EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT: Planed for disaster management, includingweapons of mass destruction and triage care in populated and remote locations. Oversaw high-threat training, including military parachute operations, helicopter operations, and dynamic live-fire exercises. Led and trained up to 50 emergency medical technicians and 150 first responders through recurrent training and standard operating procedures. Maintained inventory of deployed medical equipment worth in excess of $340K, with no loss or damages. Selected ahead of 40 peers to be a contributing author for the Tactical Emergency Medical Protocols, setting the standard of care for all Special Operations emergency medical technicians. Supervised 6 multi-national Special Operations Forces medical personnel through intensive medical exercise; validated 12 organizational tactical emergency medical protocols.ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Author of Deployed Assessment and Evaluation of Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries forthe Journal of Special Operations Medicine, resulting in a recommended procedural checklist to be followed by operational units based on clinical guidelines.