Senior Civilian and Staff Director to the Command Surgeon at a four-star headquarters responsible for all Army Forces in Europe and Africa. Supervises processes required to secure resources and authorities that enable medical operations and programs supporting theater objectives. Ensures integration of medical operations, global health / security cooperation, and force health protection within the Directorate to ensure medical sustainment and protection functions meet theater requirements.• Provided staff supervision and advice to the Command and Deputy Surgeons through the COVID-19 Pandemic & vaccination campaign, Operation Enduring Welcome (Afghanistan withdrawal) and Russian incursion into Ukraine. • Coordinated a five-year effort to establish a Theater Medical Command in Europe able to supervise medical support to operating forces and scheduled to activate in September 2023. • Developed a medical-specific readiness system that ensured collective and clinical readiness would match the individual medical readiness, resulting in DEFENDER 24 as the first exercise in at least the last 20 years where a reserve medical unit will draw and establish a full field hospital in an exercise setting. • Supervised the integration of operating and generating medical capabilities, to include contracting, business operations and policy, to establish treatment and hospitalization programs that would support over 10,000 Ukrainian Soldiers (and counting) receiving training under USAREUR-AF.

First Branch Chief of the Global Health Engagements team, supervising medical security cooperation activities and efforts in support of the Theater and Service Component Commander’s Strategic Objectives. • Coordinated with Office of Defense Cooperation-Kiev, Defense Security Cooperation Agency, and the United States Assistance Initiative (Ukraine), as well as partners from Canada and Sweden, to supervise and fund capability development in the Ukraine Military Medicine department that included a school for field medics, rehabilitation medicine training and translated guidelines, and the fielding of over 100 ambulances. • Coordinated USAREUR-AF’s only security cooperation engagement with Belarus in the last 10 years. • Selected to detail as the USAREUR-AF representative to the Army’s Medical Reform OPT lead by the HQ, Department of the Army’s Force Management Directorate.

- Developed management systems to revitalize basic logistic support, human resource administration and operational support.- Secured over $1M in development contributions for strategic reconstruction of organizational facilities.

• Candidate for MA in Biblical Counseling through the School of Theology.

• AMEDD expert for accession policy and professional credentialing within the Officer Division, G1-DMPM.• Ensures coordination between commissioning sources and DA level staff agencies to ensure exacting execution of personnel appropriations within staffing models.

• Manages the professional development of over 500 Army Officers world-wide through developmental assignments and education programs in concert with military human resource priorities. • Provides training and professional counseling to officers around the world in Army HR policies and procedures, career mapping, and advancement/education opportunities.

• Senior Administration and Operations Officer for a mobile surgical hospital able to deploy world-wide supporting both contingency and campaign operations. • Responsible for Human Resources, Operations, Training, Logistics, and Information Management for a three-facility healthcare system operating in the Iraqi Theater of Operations.

• Selected to by Senior Army Medical Administrators to study best practices under the nation’s preeminent disaster services organization. • American Red Cross planner for TOPOFF 4 and National Level Exercise 2-08 two federal level Department of Homeland Security exercises.• Represented Red Cross on Health and Human Services planning team to develop the department’s strategic “RDD Playbook,” for managing a terrorist attach through a radiation dispersal device.

• Authors medical strategy, policy designed to meet U.S. strategic interests in 91 countries throughout Europe and Africa. • Conducts contingency planning for exercises and events throughout Europe and Africa. • Coordinates activities and exercises used to expand medical capability within coalition / allied security forces and agencies. • Contributor to the Global Force Management systems used to build medical capabilities and structures supporting current operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

• Responsible for coordinating strategic movements, force management, and GWOT deployments for 30 medical units located in more than 10 European nations.• Integrates operational requirements with force protection and intelligence for over 2000 soldiers involving missions supporting the Global War on Terrorism and host nation cooperation. • Lead Agent for consequence management for the Army’s deployable medical forces across Europe.

• Built a directorate coordinating tactical and operational intelligence for all Multi-National Corps Medical Units deployed to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom I.• Oversaw force protection and physical security for over 5000 soldiers serving in a Combat Zone

• Responsible for Military Training at the premier Heath Care and Medical Teaching facility in the United States Army• Lead and operated the Medical Center’s Emergency Operations Center during the attacks on September 11th, 2001.• Selected to work with members of the Army Operations and Department of Defense staff in designing chemical and bio-terrorism defense programs for the Pentagon• Directed training and readiness section that provided medical personnel for training and contingency operations in five global theaters of operations

• Executive Intern for the Army’s most senior Heath Care Operations and Administration Officer.• Only Company Grade (Junior) Officer advocate to the Chief on issues of policy formulation and implementation, effecting over 3,800 officers around the world

• Directed of internal operations for the largest logistical support unit in Hawaii’s only active duty division. Unit provided support to 20 customer units, totaling 18,000 assigned soldiers • Responsible for all operations, training, communications, intelligence, and transportation for the battalion headquarters and its six subordinate units. • Designed and deployed mission specific tasks forces to locations throughout Pacific Area of Operations and South East Asia.

• Lead 100 soldier medical company with capabilities in trauma/emergency medicine, surgical care, psychiatric care, ambulance services, preventive medicine, and optometry. • Controlled $400,000+ budget providing medical supply and bio-medical equipment maintenance for all Army field units stationed on the island of Oahu, Hawaii.• Supervised training programs in basic trauma care, preventive medicine, immunization certification, and stress/anger management• Managed training and certification requirements for soldiers in twenty-one specific specialties.