Selected as a National Security Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School for the 2024-2025 academic year. Currently serving as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Medical Service Corps of the US Army with specialization in healthcare logistics and administration. Formerly the Commander (President/CEO) of U.S. Army Medical Materiel Center, Korea, managing a multi-million dollar healthcare supply chain and hundreds of stakeholders, connecting industrial base resources to US interests in the region through our primary distribution center in South Korea. Holds an MBA from the University of Pittsburgh, Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business with certificates in supply chain management, project management, and organizational leadership completed in April 2016.Past experience includes more than a decade of Pacific theater service from leading a medical logistics company to being the senior medical logistics planner for U.S. Army Pacific Headquarters. Significant operational planning skill in medical logistics support includes joint and multinational contingencies, capacity and capability expansion, expeditionary logistics, and training development for multinational forces. Also served as a tactical battalion logistics officer responsible for oversight of equipping, transportation, supplies, contract management, financial resource management, construction, facility management, maintenance, and property accountability.Served as aide to LTG Michael Tucker (retired) during his tenure as the Assistant Surgeon General for Warrior Care and Transition during the development and early enhancement of the Warrior Transition Unit.Entered military service as a field medical officer providing comprehensive healthcare planning and support to an Armor battalion. Demonstrated aptitude for medical administration through operation of five clinics across northwest Iraq, providing routine and stabilization emergency care, supervising medics and physicians responsible for life-saving support from the point of injury, ground and air evacuation, and transfer to resuscitative surgical facilities. Additionally, provided nation building support to Iraqi medical infrastructure and leaders.