• Managed appropriate bed assignments, utilizing InterQual criteria to guide patient placements, and acts as a representative for Nurse leadership on off-tours, weekends, and holidays.• Participated and lead facility and nursing service committees, work groups and meetings, and assisted with Incident Command (IC) reporting during Covid-19 pandemic and surge

• Provides and manages goal-oriented patient care in a critical care environment by utilizing established nursing processes and principles• Serves as Unit Practice Council Chair on a multidisciplinary team tasked to bring about change through evidence based practice

• Interviewed and selected for Paid Honors Emergency Department externship in the VALOR Program (Veterans Affairs Learning Opportunities Residency) structured by an RN preceptored, competency-based clinical experience. • Participated in over 400 hours of preceptorship which focused on critical care nursing and advanced nursing skills• Nursing-focused clinical conferences and didactic course work under the direction of a master’s prepared Clinical Nurse Specialist.

• Supervised the medical training and support of 100 personnel• Conducted trauma scenarios to train and evaluate personnel in response and treatment • Provided emergency medicine training to Los Angeles Sherriff’s Fugitive Apprehension Task Force

• Performed supervisory duties as the Clinical Administrator of the largest Gastroenterology Service in the Department of Defense and San Antonio, Texas. • Responsible for the operations and logistical support for a service that includes two sub clinics which provides care to over 1,500 patients a month, located at a 425 bed Regional Medical Center. • Responsible for scheduling, coordination and training for 83 personnel.• Maintained an annual medical supply budget of $5 million• Ensured maintenance procedures of a monitoring and diagnostic equipment valued at over $11 million.• Enforced and implemented continuous Joint Commission standards compliance.• Coordinated and maintained purchasing contracts of medical supplies and equipment through multiple vendors.

• Assisted in the supervision of over 65 personnel and contractors in all phases of clinical operations.• Assisted with the operational readiness and security of over $1 million of clinical equipment.• Assisted with and maintained environment of care and accreditation.• Supervised, managed, trained, and mentored 7 subordinates.

Provided emergency medical treatment, limited primary care, force health protection and evacuation in a variety of operational and clinical settings from point of injury or illness through the continuum of military health care; administered emergency and routine medical treatment casualties; assisted with outpatient care and treatment and supervised field and clinical medical facilities under the supervision of a physician's assistant; developed and trained medical and non-medical personnel.1/11th Armored Cavalry Regiment

Provided emergency medical treatment, limited primary care, force health protection and evacuation in a variety of operational settings; administered emergency and routine medical treatment to battle and non-battle casualties under the supervision of a physician; trained medical and non-medical personnel; assisted in providing operational security and control of urban areas in Baghdad, Iraq providing security and humanitarian relief to population.4th Squadron 9th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division