- Officer-in-charge of a medical section consisting of over 50 personnel responsible for the wellbeing of 16,000 student Marines per year.- Only medical officer and sole advisor to the commander in matters pertaining to health policy and guidance for a regiment of over 1,000 permanent personnel.- Supervisor for four special operations independent-duty corpsmen and five surface force independent-duty corpsmen in caring for Marines and Sailors across six battalions.- Undersea medical officer for Reconnaissance Training Company, ensuring Marines and Sailors are fit for diving and special operations duties.

- Supervised seven deep-sea diving independent-duty corpsmen, providing guidance and oversight for the medical departments of all San Diego-area Explosive Ordnance Disposal Group ONE subordinate elements in the care of 800 Sailors and Marines.- Oversaw the procurement, storage, maintenance and issue of mission-essential medical equipment and medications valued at $1.9 million.

- Supervised four special operations independent-duty corpsmen, fifteen special amphibious reconnaissance corpsmen and over 20 field medical technicians in the care of 325 Marines.- As the military's diving medicine subject matter expert for the island of Okinawa, treated eight diving-related injuries and served as “bends watch” coordinator, ensuring readiness to treat diving-related casualties 24/7/365.- Served as lead medical planner for the Department of Defense Augment to the United States Secret Service during the President’s visit to India in February 2020.

- Assigned temporary duty (TDY) to Naval Submarine Support Center New London; provided primary medical care to the Sailors of 22 fast-attack submarines and conducted training for independent-duty corpsmen.

- Trainee in the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center/National Capital Consortium Transitional Year Internship Program, a broad-based post-graduate year 1 (PGY-1) graduate medical education program.- Participated in rotations including inpatient and outpatient internal medicine, emergency medicine, intensive care, cardiology, pediatrics, sports medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, ophthalmology and dermatology.- Staff feedback included: "Consistently demonstrates superior clinical acumen, high efficiency, and outstanding leadership," and, "One of the best interns I've worked with this year."- As elected class treasurer, managed budget and finances for special projects and activities.