- Responsible for the assimilation of information from focus groups of psychological health and traumatic brain injury programs-Charged with conducting/supporting the program design, assessment and evaluation for the DoD-Engagement of senior level Service subject matter experts in support of senior/executive/Congressional/White House briefings, meetings, and working group settings-Leader of initiatives and activities associated with the client’s response to program evaluation directives- Areas of research: Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury

- Experience: Responsible for the management, development and implementation of primary and secondary international healthcare projects for the Department of Defense; charged with the responsibility for monthly client briefings and the preparation and development of all final client deliverables- Areas of research: Mental health disorders, cervical cancer, prenatal care, prehypertension, neonatal continuity of care between institution transfers, opioid use, sleep apnea, impact of influenza on chronic diseases, post-traumatic stress disorder, emergency room continuity of care, consistency of healthcare administrative and inpatient record coding, patient safety for inpatient hospitalizations, drug use and abuse, and HIV/AIDS among at-risk populations and their access to quality healthcare and treatment programs

-INSPIRE Project, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions - Responsible for study randomization of a multi-site clinical trial assessing behavior modification therapy for 400 HIV-positive study participants-National Institute of Mental Health, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, and Harvard University - Performed meta-analyses encompassing all research within the previous decade for generalized anxiety disorder, agoraphobia, panic disorder, and childhood separation anxiety disorder-SHIELD Project, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions - Conducted pilot-testing and designed a sensitive study instrument to assess suicidal ideation among HIV-positive and at-risk study participants. Responsible for bio-statistical analyses and journal article development and preparation -PATH Project, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions - Studied HIV testing habits, depression levels, and behavior patterns of injection drug-using study participants, and managed data collection for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.