Bobby Silva Email & Phone Number

JBLM

• Serves as an Advocate in the Army Wounded Warrior Program that is comprised of over 22,000 Army Wounded Warriors, assists Soldiers/Veterans and their Families/Caregivers on a daily basis. Independently monitors and.
• Delivers compassionate, tailored and personal support and guidance. Ensures essential activities are provided throughout the continuum of care providing support and advice during medical treatment, rehabilitation and.
• Assists Soldiers/Veterans and their Families/caregivers to navigate Federal, State, Local and private benefit systems; link them with selected financial, educational, employment, legal and medical resources.
• Utilizes fully comprehensive level program management expertise, in developing guidance and procedures to meet AW2 unique program requirements. Implements coordination and negotiation strategies to ensure multiple.
• Performs and documents timely, comprehensive, initial and follow-up assessments of complex patients. Organizes data collected from multiple sources and in collaboration with the Soldier/Veteran and other members of the.

JBLM, WA

• Managed a team of 20 Soldiers and civilian personnel, responsible for the oversight of all medical operations for 9 Treatment Facilities throughout 20 states nationwide; provided medical assistance to 250,000.
• Assigned with 1,000 external taskings by higher headquarters and the Department of the Army; resulted in the achievement and maintenance of a 98% compliance rating
• Supervised, planned, and coordinated event construction for over 20 regional conferences supporting 200+ senior and Non-Commissioned Officers; ensured the procurement of event speakers, equipment, and logistical support
• Coordinated and tracked over 800 backfill requests for personnel shortages throughout the Medical Treatment Facilities; identified needs for coverage, utilizing manning rosters to ensure appropriate coverage
• Organized and managed 8 regional Soldier competitions such as, Best Warrior / Medic which resulted in 10 Soldiers winning the higher headquarters competition; winners advanced to Department of the Army Level
• Conducted 90 missions in support of Operation Enduring Freedom; accountable for a monthly budget of $50K to sustain training efforts and relief operations

Joint Base Lewis Mcchord, WA

• Directly supervised 24 Soldiers; accountable for the health, wellbeing, training, and operational readiness of 700 Officers and Soldiers in the Charlie Medical Company, Western Region Medical Command
• Trained 224 Professional Filler System (PROFIS) health care professionals on combat medical readiness and weapons qualifications
• Improved unit training by inputting training standards and schedules; resulted in a 20% overall improvement rate in all readiness indicators, maintaining the highest training ratings in the Battalion
• Mentored 18 department supervisors in personnel career development and management, counseling on performance evaluations, promotions, awards, and reenlistment concerns
• Spear-headed the development of a data consolidation system, merging information regarding personnel training / qualifications and administrative data to 1 efficient program which achieved a 30% reduction in errors
• Coordinated with the Family Readiness Group as well as outside agencies such as Army Emergency Relief and Red Cross to assist Soldier families with financial and personal difficulties / hardships