• Evaluated and treated patients working as an independent contractor for the U.S. Embassies in Burkina Faso, Tanzania, and Philippines with direct access and referrals from the U.S. medical provider.• Worked as the Community Liaison Officer for U.S. Embassy Ouagadougou, organizing 15 events for the Embassy staff and personnel, including two large-scale wellness events.• Provided various trainings to medical staff and personnel to improve community health and morale. • Filled a key fitness gap during the COVID-19 pandemic by creating, organizing and leading a functional fitness "pre-hab" class for an embassy population including 30 law enforcement, military and other first responders.

• Evaluated and treated patients as an independent contractor using anatomical and physiological critical thinking skills and diagnostic proficiency to identify and treat physical impairments, relying on a high level of organization.• Invited to present a unique orthopedic and vestibular case study at Combined Sections Meeting, the largest national physical therapy conference in February 2017.

• Graduate student experience, evaluating and treating pediatric, orthopedic, geriatric, and vestibular patients over multiple internships• Hand-selected to serve as a teaching aide and mentor to 65 physical therapy students in a manual therapy course comprised of academic and laboratory exercises that developed core therapy skills

Company Commander, Mobile Diving and Salvage Unit ONE-ONEOperations Officer, EOD Expeditionary Support Unit ONEPlatoon Commander, EOD Mobile Unit ONEDivision Officer, USS SALVOR (ARS 52)• Served as sole manager for U.S. Navy operational diving and salvage unit comprised of 20 enlisted diving experts tasked with deep diving response operations across the entire Pacific Ocean area of operations, supervised incident-free, multi-lateral dive operations and training with 8 countries• Enhanced team effectiveness through the useful staffing of small teams sent on autonomous technical missions while deployed, balanced joint foreign training with real-world salvage and ship husbandry repair• Directed the effective flow of over $100 million in equipment for hundreds of EOD teams for training and operational events in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom, communicated with 8 operational units across five different geographical areas to coordinate various requirements • Supervised the recording and analysis of all Improvised Explosive Device (IED) responses throughout the Multi-Nation Task Force North combat zone of Iraq during a 7-month deployment, balancing 6 teams and $3 million of equipment, while simultaneously ensuring safety and effectiveness using secure communication in order to defeat the IED network • Trained as a Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technician capable of using critical thinking techniques to eliminate the hazards from explosive devices to protect people and valuable property • Responsible for all security and force protection planning while deployed for 6 months to Guam, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Brunei, the Philippines, Indonesia, Australia, Fiji and American Samoa in support of various foreign diving operations, including the identification of a sunken WWII submarine off the coast of Thailand