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San Antonio, TX, US

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San Antonio, Texas Metropolitan Area

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San Antonio, Texas, United States

NMFSC develops and delivers integrated education and training that produces operational medical experts to project Medical Power in support of Naval Superiority. We advance the cutting edge of the world's most powerful Naval Medical Force to sustain maritime dominance.

San Antonio, Texas Metropolitan Area

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Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida Area

• Served as the Senior Medical Program Consultant to the Commander (3-star) for all healthcare requirements, based on theater medical threats and the potential forecasted health and disease impacts for Marine Corps.
• Medical Lead for three 5000 + Joint and Coalition exercises. Collaborated with host nation hospitals and political leaders in support of real-world contingencies while facilitating medical evacuation of wounded.
• Coordinated the medical logistic support (equipment and consumables) and manpower requirements supporting multiple disparate surgical/trauma/ER, ancillary and primary care units operating in the CENTCOM AOR.
• Prepared all briefings and decision papers, in a clear and concise manner, on the effectiveness of Force Health Protection policy and programs, to include oral presentation to senior leadership and foreign dignitaries.

JBSA Fort Sam Houston (Camp Bullis)

• Director of Naval Personnel, responsible for the daily accountability, management, administration, evaluations, awards, disciplinary action, leave submissions and all aspects of personnel management for 6 Officers and.
• As Combat Medicine Branch Chief, led a 32 Navy, Army and Air Force team in executing 8 Combat Casualty Care Course (C4) iterations, to include Tactical Combat Casualty Care and care under fire, training 723 joint.

JBSA Fort Sam Houston Texas

JBSA-Ft Sam Houston Texas

• Director of Naval Personnel, led 6 Officers and 95 enlisted Tri-Service members, to include all administrative support, evaluations, awards, leave submissions, and daily management of personnel.
• As Academic Branch Chief, oversaw the management and standards of the command's 32 course medical training curriculum and portfolio. Managed 1 supervisory Curriculum Manager with 2 civilian instructional support staff.

Centcom AOR/Deployed In Support Of Operation Inherent Resolve

• As COO, led 86 sailors, 3 senior enlisted and 6 officers working in 6 disparate locations in 4 different countries while supporting Operation Inherent Resolve. Oversite of $4.1M+ in equipment and $320k+ in consumables.
• Responsible for developing and implementing policies and procedures for all medical readiness and redeployment standards to higher headquarters, inclusive of 2500 Marines and Sailors, to include compliance with all.
• Project Manager - Co-led the joint effort with responsibility of overseeing the establishment and operation of a hardened medical facility, to include construction and compliance with safety, quality, cost and.

Joint Base San Antonio, Fort Sam Houston, Texas

• Director of Manpower, Student Administration, Billeting, and the Student Control Departments. Managed an annual supply and equipment budget of $3.2M and $2.3M respectively. As Director of Manpower, applied strategic.
• Chosen as Interim Associate Director of Student Services, managed $10M in facilities and equipment as well as 100 officer and enlisted personnel.
• President of Command Wardroom (professional development and social functions), presiding over 85 officers.

Naval Base San Diego, California

• Senior Advisor on all Medical Plans to the Strike Group Commander (1-Star) with oversite over 11 warships and 8 naval support elements. As Deputy Surgeon, was responsible for the medical manning, training and equipment.
• Led the medical planning for 5 exercises locally and in the UAE, Thailand, and Korea collaborating with those country’s militaries. Responsible for all participants deployment force health protection, to include.
• Deployed in support of Pacific Partnership 13 as part of the initial consulting team determining appropriate humanitarian assistance support for the operation, in conjunction with USAID, AUSAID, NZAID and State.

Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek, Virginia

• Force Medical Plans Officer for the Naval force (3 star) consisting of over 40,000 personnel. Worked in conjunction with Navy and Marine Corps Public Health Center to ensure disease prevention and health promotion by.
• Led the command’s response to the initial H1N1 virus outbreak, as well as subsequent response efforts ensuring an effective force health protection system was able to support and maintain Fleet operations while.
• In the absence of the Force Surgeon, served as the lead for all Medical Department policy and administrative functions, presenting information to senior staff and flag level briefings, and answering all pertinent.

Camp Pendleton, California

• Deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom
• Developed and led the pre-deployment training for over 300 augmented medical personnel in preparation for deployment to Iraq. To include medical training, gas chamber, weapons training, wills/powers of attorney.
• Responsible for the land and air transition, tracking and reception of over 700 medical personnel from the US to Iraq and their return upon completion of deployment.
• As company commander, was responsible for the daily personnel management of over 100 personnel to include military skills training, equipment, sustainment, legal authority, personnel management, career counseling.

Camp Taquadum, Iraq (Al Anbar Province)

• Deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Responsible for the planning, execution and logistical sustainment of 5 surgical units which provided comprehensive lifesaving medical support to over 7000 combat injured.
• Planned the medical support for decisive combat operations during the Battle of Fallujah (Operation Phantom Fury), during which over 500 friendly and enemy casualties were treated.

Quantico, Virginia

The Expeditionary Warfare School (EWS) is a 41-week resident school that provides career-level, professional military education and training to company grade Marine officers and selected officers from other services and countries. Curriculum included theories and practical exercises in maneuver warfare, the Marine Corps Planning Process, Marine Corps.

Camp Lejeune, Jacksonville, North Carolina

• Coordinated training of the Emergency Preparedness Plan for over 1300 staff, ensuring competency and compliance with all command and JCAHO requirements.
• Department Head of the Operating Management Department supervising 30 civilians and Sailors in a variety of administrative functions such as barracks management, duplications, command central files and the hospital.

Guantanamo Bay Cuba/Deployed In Support Of Operation Enduring Freedom

• Deployed as Administrative Officer for Fleet Hospital 20 Joint Task Force- 160 to Guantanamo Bay Cuba supporting detainee operations and Operation Enduring Freedom. Responsible for managing all administrative matters.

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

• Conducted field work to locate and treat patients and their sexual partners. Duties included interpreting federal and state laws, interviewing and counseling positive and suspected patients for contact and disease.
• Case management responsibilities included interpreting social and behavioral data, and recommending appropriate treatment protocols, providing resources for funding HIV medications and served as a liaison for.
• Education responsibilities included providing training and information on programs in schools, public and private facilities, and to the general public, and educating patients individually on safer sex and communicable.

Project Management

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Master Of Business Administration - Mba

Graduate Certificate, Applied Project Management

Essentials of Project Management/Mastering Project Management/Project Management Capstone

Command And Staff, Military Science

Expeditionary Warfare School, Military Science

Master Of Science In Administration, Health/Health Care Administration/Management

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Psychology And Sociology