C. Forrest Faison Iii, M.D., Sc.D. (Hon), Faap Email & Phone Number

Saint Petersburg, FL, US

Rootstown, OH, US

Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs for large state public university for the health professions.

Rootstown, OH, US

Consultant and advisor for major healthcare systems on healthcare system efficiency and emerging trends/opportunities in healthcare, emerging medical technology companies, digital healthcare and healthcare data cybersecurity companies.

Arlington, Virginia, US

Toronto, Ontario, CA

Damascus, MD, US

Annapolis, Maryland, US

Deep Water Point’s team of senior management, technical and financial experts, from both federal industry and government agencies, provide a comprehensive understanding of a bid program’s mission drivers and risk issues that shape government decisions. DWP also has a comprehensive understanding of the competitive landscape to help boost our client’s.

Camp Pendleton, CA, US

Bethesda, MD, US

Bethesda, MD, US

Bethesda, MD, US

Voting member, Governance board, Uniformed Services University

Cleveland, OH, US

Vienna, Virginia, US

Cleveland, Ohio, US

Senior leader at major urban research university, responsible for entire research portfolio across 10 colleges, >500 faculty, with multiple external partnerships. Led university pandemic response: lowest infection rate of all US urban universities, no outbreaks or deaths; Appointed to lead state-wide public university/college pandemic response.

Boston, MA, US

Regular guest lecturer to international health systems C-suite executives on Navy Medicine implementation of Value Based Care and chronic disease management initiatives to improve access, care coordination with improved quality/outcomes/effectiveness at lower cost, recognized as best industry practice.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Navy and Marine Corps Global Healthcare System- Primary advisor to Secretary of the Navy, Chief of Naval Operations, and Marine Corps Commandant.- 67,000 staff, 2.6 million patients - $12.8 billion annual operating budget- 128 worldwide medical centers, hospitals, clinics - 400+ operational.

Arlington, VA, US

Voting member

Rockville, Maryland, US

Voting member

Member of Governance Board overseeing Military Health System, $52 billion annual global enterprise providing care to over 9.6 million beneficiaries and all DoD operational units and missions worldwide. Also oversees program management and global installation of new commercial 4.5 billion electronic health record.

Falls Church, Virginia, US

- Chief Operating Officer for Navy Medicine. - Implemented community partnerships to improve chronic care delivery and coordination for for high utilizer patients. Initial pilot (200 patients): $4 million cost avoidance over base year in first year; $12 million cost avoidance in second year. Received California Medical Community Lighthouse Award for.

Washington, DC, US

- Commander(CEO) of all Navy and Marine Corps medical facilities on west coast and across the Pacific and Asia. 13 medical centers and hospitals, over 50 clinics, over 16,000 staff, 850,000 beneficiaries across 10 time zones. Provided all medical support to Navy and Marine Corps operational units in the Pacific. - Commander of Navy’s largest medical center.

Washington, DC, US

- Chief of current and future operations, Navy Medicine. Responsible for healthcare operations at all 128 Navy hospitals and clinics worldwide by a staff of 63,000 and a budget of $9.6B, caring for 2.6 million patients across all time zones. - Implemented first ever enterprise-wide global telemedicine service to reduce care costs, avoid unnecessary patient.

Washington, DC, US

Commanding officer (CEO) of naval hospital and 10 clinics responsible for care for all Marines, Sailors, families, eligible beneficiaries at over 7 bases in Southern California and all Marine and Navy units at Marine Corps largest west coast base. Also responsible for Navy’s largest west coast Family Medicine GME program. Selected for Navy Flag promotion.

Washington, DC, US

- Commanding officer, joint medical task force responsible for all medical care to U.S. forces in Kuwait, Qatar, and medical support to forces in Djibouti. Responsible for medical supplies and logistic support to U.S. forces in Iraq and Afghanistan. - Commanding officer, role III combat hospital: 97% combat survival for all combat injuries

Washington, DC, US

Chief Operating Officer for Navy’s largest east coast medical and referral center. Led staff of 6000 providing care to over one million eligible beneficiaries. Led diverse medical education efforts, including 30 Accredited GME programs and over 50 medical professional training programs and community training agreements.

Washington, DC, US

- Chief Information Officer for Navy Medicine, an international healthcare enterprise with over 50,000 staff at 56 hospitals and > 100 clinics worldwide, caring for over 2.6 million patients.- Developed first virtual care strategy for Navy Medicine to expand healthcare to remote and at sea operational and medical units.

Washington, DC, US

Senior Medical Leader and physician for forward deployed 5000 Marine combat support command. Oversaw and led aledical care and support by over 150 medical personnel. Developed first ever online medical readiness tracking and evaluation tool, used extensively to support operations after 9/11

Washington, DC, US

Director and program manager for DoD telemedicine. Oversaw program management of over $20 million in global telemedicine projects and initiatives

Washington, DC, US

Chief of the medical staff of over 100 physicians and healthcare providers at largest naval hospital in Japan. Led medical car efforts and support to over 25,000 forward deployed Naval and Marine forces in 7th Fleet.

Washington, DC, US

Fellow in neurodevelopmental pediatrics at University of Washington

Washington, DC, US

Staff pediatrician / department head for busy general pediatric practice at Naval Air Station Lemoore

Washington, DC, US

Resident in General Pediatrics

Washington, DC, US

Medical officer (Senior Ship's Physician) and Radiation Health Officer onboard Virginia-class nuclear cruiser

Washington, DC, US

Pediatric intern at Naval Medical Center San Diego

Washington, DC, US

Medical student at USUHS

M.D., Medicine

Doctor Of Science Sc.D. (Hon)

Fellow, Neurodevelopmental Pediatrics

Residency, Pediatrics Residency Program

Bachelor'S Degree, With Honors, Chemistry