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Stuttgart, Bw, De

Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

US AFRICOM

Tampa, Florida, United States

US SOCOM Program Manager and Analyst for the Civilian Harm Mitigation. Serves as the Senior Civilian Environment Team (CET) Specialist subject matter expert and primary technical advisor for the United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) Civilian Harm Assessment Cell (CHAC) Civilian Environment Team (CET) in support of command efforts to prevent, mitigate, and respond to incidents that harm civilians during special operations.

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

I represent the Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance, BHA, at international and US Government interagency forums on disaster response and humanitarian issues. Represent BHA equities at donor meetings covering a broad range of humanitarian issues and provide strategic analysis on relationships in the United Nations Humanitarian Assistance system. This includes advising military commanders at the regional Combatant Commands on humanitarian impacts and obligations in respective operational areas. This position requires frequent public speaking and teaching humanitarian assistance policy. Frequently I interact with senior US Government policy makers to advise on impacts of disaster assistance programming. Experience in INDOPACOM and CENTCOM, recently deployed to Amman Jordan as a Civil Military Affairs Coordinator for the Syria DART and Syria Response.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Recently retired Civil affairs officers are a liaison between the US Army and civil authorities and populations with 17 years of Active Duty and 7 Years of Reserve Component Service. The civil affairs officer combines regional expertise, language competency, political-military awareness, cross-cultural communication and professional military skills to conduct civil affairs operations and support civil-military operations in support of conventional and special operations forces. CA Officers Command and control operations and combined armed forces during combat and peacetime.This includes the supervision of civil affairs Soldiers at all levels of command in U.S. and multinational operations

Washington D.C. Metro Area

USCENTCOM representative to the Defeat ISIS task force at USAID Washington DC, working closely with interagency partners, including OFDA and OTI, START, SSAP, and implementing partners to stabilize Iraq and Syria post liberation. Member of Yemen and Afghanistan-Pakistan Working Groups. Works with USCENTCOM J-Directors/staff and USAID Assistant Administrators/staff to align objectives and facilitate achieving Diplomacy, Development and Defense interests. Commended for providing detailed military and planning expertise to the Syria, Iraq and Yemen task forces and regional bureaus. Advise the USAID Senior Development Adviser at CENTCOM to ensure thoughtful, informed, and thorough preparations for Key Leader Engagements for General Officer, Assistant Administrator and Deputy Assistant Administrator level meetings. Facilitate and moderate weekly Video teleconferences with Forward deployed military planners and Washington DC based desk officers. Trained in USAID Programming Foreign Assistance (PFA)

Seoul, South Korea

By name selected as expert on the mission readiness status. • Leader of the Readiness Branch of the Joint Training, Readiness, and Exercises Division of US Forces Korea, working closely with the Republic of Korea military and civilian personnel. Conduct assessments of US Military forces ability perform assigned missions. Rated DA civilian, military staff to meet developmental, training goals including EEO and SHARP. Worked with the PACOM unified command structures nesting exercises with PACOM Theater Campaign Plan, expertise on humanitarian and disaster relief operations. Exercise Planner and Assistant Senior Controller for multinational exercises KEY RESOLVE and ULCHI FREEDOM GUARDIAN engaging closely with Republic of Korea, United Nations, Partner nations, USAID, OFDA, OTI and NGO entities during international exercises. Create and conduct presentations with interpreter support to Korean and international planning conferences for humanitarian assistance operations. Write and present complex presentations of policy, Congressional Point papers, Information Papers and Decision Briefs demonstrating independent analysis and judgment for senior leadership.

#51St Civil Affairs Command, Mountain View, Ca

Leader of Medical Operations and Preventive Medicine team serving 1,800 Civil Affairs soldiers across the west coast of the U.S. Recognized as the highest performing directorate of all five Commands. Worked with Army Medical Command to ensure soldiers were medically prepared for deployment and received appropriate care upon return. Wrote complex policy memoranda and instructions to ensure medical regulatory compliance. Developed a long term, sustainable strategy of health improvement and quality control while exceeding short-term goals for health readiness. Responsible for planning, coordinating and funding quarterly health assessment events – all achieved for $35,000 less than the available $800,000 budget. Developed and implemented a system for procuring, ordering, and maintaining $500,000 worth of medical supplies and pharmaceuticals for supporting military operations and deployments.

Long Beach California

Nurse Manager responsible for 24/7 operations of 16 bed ICU. Develop performance standards and rate 44 RN staff, interviews candidates for positions, disciplinary measures, meet developmental and training needs of staff, and promote culture of safety in the ICU. Evaluates staff on observed professional techniques and quality of patient care and documentation. Managed bi-weekly payroll, budgeting and responsible for over 1 million dollars in equipment. Analyze data and metrics to improve clinical outcomes including patient safety metrics

Zabul Afghanistan

Officer in charge of two Civil Affairs Teams and a Civil Military Operations Center directing Civil Affairs team operating with coalition and civilian agency partners in a conflict-affected Afghan province. Safely completed over 80 meetings among Afghan provincial leadership, coalition forces, high-level visitors, Congressional delegations, USAID, NGOs, NATO, and UN leaders. Facilitated meetings (with interpreter support) on building governance capacity and stability initiatives. Developed and managed Public Health infrastructure and capacity building programs to reduce childhood malnutrition. Oversaw $20 million in reconstruction projects in Zabul province.

Mosul Iraq

Leader of a military public health team in Iraq. Analyzed conflicting data, and delivered timely and cost-effective humanitarian and public health assistance solutions to stabilize indigenous health care delivery programs in an active combat zone. Assessed conditions in displaced persons camps, procure funding and administered relief programs. Worked closely with multilateral and NGO implementers to conduct a $400,000 humanitarian de-mining project, health care provider training and health programs. Collaborated with Kurdish and Iraqi governments to improve the quality of governance, messaging, and service delivery.

Master'S Degree, Military And Strategic Leadership

Master'S Degree, Health/Health Care Administration/Management

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse

Bachelor'S Degree, Sociology