-Responsible for cultivating excellence and being the system of choice to deliver care for the children and families of Southwest Florida. Dedicated to investing in and growing others while building strong teams to help advance medical treatment and patient care.-Directs practice operations for four pediatric specialty clinics consisting of 15 physicians, 8 advanced practice providers, 4 registered nurses, and 28 support staff covering three geographical locations servicing 5 counties.-Effectively manages and executes a $11.6 million budget supporting over 22.9 thousand patient visits per year.-Ensures compliance with institutional policies and directives, local and federal laws, and DNV accreditation standards.-Provides on-going feedback to staff on performance throughout the year with a focus on mentoring and career development.-Establishes and implements effective workplace procedures and ensures best practices are in line with industry standards.-Manages the overall patient experience to provide an atmosphere to fulfill Lee Health’s mission to deliver exceptional care and service.

-Plans, organizes, and oversees daily operations to include safety, security, budgeting, information technology, staffing and enrollment, facilities and structures, and community and local government outreach.-Establishes, defines, and implements requirements for personnel programs to ensure operations are in line with regulatory and fiscal requirements, support goals, and mission requirements.-Provides expertise in the interpretation of federal and state regulations, policies, and safety standards as they relate to health and education.-Develops high performing teams and fosters development, coaching, engagement, accountability, collaboration, and innovation. Responsible for building coordinated succession planning efforts within areas of responsibility.-Responsible for strategically cultivating and revitalizing business practices to increase the efficiency of workflow management.-Ensures operational leaders work in a collaborative manner and adhere to cross-functional governance principles to promote standardization, sharing and adoption of best practices, and stewardship of the organization’s resources.-Actively participates in strategic planning to improve organizational direction and focus using strategic planning tools and techniques.-Prepares and delivers training/briefings in both face-to-face seminars as well as in on-line formats with other staff service functions and activities to secure cooperation and resolve controversial matters.-Oversees campus security program and aligns standard operating procedures with NIMS doctrine and the Federal Emergency Management Agency protecting over 1,650 children and staff.-Project Manager for building development and refurbishment, oversees timeliness of planning and construction and advises senior staff on project statistics, safety, and legal data affecting overall completion.-Manages, plans, and organizes assigned programs, projects and tasks including establishing goals, milestones, and project timelines.

- Air Force Pharmacy subject matter expert on education development, technical training, and career development.- Directed 16-person team responsible for the development and management of 45 Associate in Applied Science Degree Programs for the world's largest college system.- Oversaw focal point for 310 education offices processing over 40,000 student action requests annually bridging support for 270,000 personnel world-wide.- Supervised Air Force Credentialing Opportunities On-Line certification analysis team analyzing 72 industry certification which was key to the execution of a $6.4 Million budget.- Medical Education and Training Center Specialty Training Requirements Team liaison; instituted 130 Pharmacy Career Field Education and Training Plan revisions which impacted curriculum for 7,000 joint service pharmacy students.- Medical subject matter expert for 6 Air Force career fields; led course certifications culminating in 37 training units which supported 75 military treatment facilities and 2.6 Million inter-service personnel.

- Promoted state-of-the-art management of 2,900 x-rays, 6,100 laboratory tests, 3,700 medical records, 22,000 prescriptions and 14,200 patient appointments annually.- Utilized business acumen managing $652,000 pharmacy budget while guiding $399,000 in facility projects enabling $996,000 return on investment.- Installation Medical Emergency Operations Center Manager, oversaw safety and health of 8,000 personnel.- Expert level experience with pharmaceutical information technology systems such as Composite Health Care System (CHCS), Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application (AHLTA), Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS), and Innovations PharmAssist Systems to include pharmacy robotics systems.-Advanced knowledge in local, state and federal laws governing pharmacy operations and controlled prescription dispensing.- Drove pharmacy information technology as the sole liaison between Innovations PharmAssist computer systems and pharmacy staff; responsible for troubleshooting problems directly related to pharmacy functions.- Co-developed pharmacy clinical periodical; studied and analyzed pharmaceutical therapy trends which provided key treatment information to 48 medics.- Air Force Space Command’s Pharmacy Subject Matter Expert across 2 Wings and 3 pharmacy sites; realigned 7 pharmacy programs with Colorado Department of Regulatory Agency protocols boosting work center output by 27%.- Trimmed pharmacy non-formulary program by educating civilian providers with Air Force Medical Service protocols which increased retail recapture by 49.7% naming Schriever Air Force Base Pharmacy number one in the Pikes Peak Regional Service Market.- Propelled internal prescription utilization by leading prescription leakage education for 27 primary care providers which bested Air Force less than 35% leakage target by 19%.- Oversaw National Contract Compliance Program implementing 62 drug conversions ultimately saving the Medical Group over $60,000 annually.

- Steered Air Force Space Command’s second busiest pharmacy managing 27 staff members and guiding the pharmacy patient advocate program receiving multiple accolades for excellence in patient care.- Responsible planning and coordinating pharmacy monthly work schedule for 17 military and 10 civilian staff members located at 3 different pharmacy sites.- Responsible for completing end-of-day reports and inventory of the pharmacy’s schedule II, III, and IV medications with zero error.- Counseled and conferred with patients and over 200 providers on medication compatibilities and interactions for desired therapeutic outcomes.- Responsible for the precise execution of $15 Million annual budget, 12,000 item formulary, and 535 DoD contracts.- Directed pharmacy hazardous waste program which ultimately slashed Peterson Air Force Base’s environmental waste by 98% which was an overall 24% improvement.- Oversaw Safety and Infection Control Programs which were vital to the medical group being awarded Air Force Space Command’s Outstanding Clinic of the Year Award.- Led clinic’s first pharmacy run diabetes and anticoagulation clinic directing patient tracking and consultations which led to 29% increase in treatment compliance.- Trained and certified in Point of Care Testing in accordance with International Technidyne Corporation Procedure #MWM: 92 and the College of American Pathologists Commission on Laboratory Accreditation Program.- Performed International Normalized Ratio (INR) testing procedures, blood sampling, calibrating INR meters and quality checking INR meters.- Directed narcotic analysis program; extracted, collated, and analyzed reports canvasing over 39,000 prescriptions for narcotic trends thwarting potential misuse.- Skilled communicator; selected as key speaker for multiple Department of Defense and Air Force pharmacy seminars.

- Expert level experience with medical information technology systems such as Composite Health Care System (CHCS), Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application (AHLTA), Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS), and Innovations PharmAssist Systems to include pharmacy robotics systems.- Advanced knowledge in local, state and federal laws governing pharmacy operations and controlled prescription dispensing.- Managed $7,000,000 budget by negotiating cost-effective formulary purchases while maintaining national contract compliance.- Oversaw $14,000 Home Station Medical Response program ensuring proper storage and availability of 448 pharmaceutical items stockpiled to provide disaster support for over 8,000 personnel.

- Coronet Liaison officer responsible for coordinating and tracking all incoming U.S. and foreign aircraft movements and oversaw the delivery of over $245,000,000 in Foreign Military Sales aircraft.- Utilized intimate knowledge of Quality Assurance and theories of established concepts, principles, methodology, and practices in relation to quality mechanical performance ensuring continued operational safety and air worthiness.- Knowledgeable and insightful into the importance of Risk Management Programs. Completion of quality in-process inspections (IPI) ensuring aircraft is in compliance to production manufacturing blueprint and is airworthy through corrective actions and documenting corrective action verification.- Inspected, troubleshot, removed, installed, serviced and adjusted over 400 aircraft structural landing gear, instrument, cockpit accessory, pneudraulic and primary and secondary flight control systems.- Experience in aerospace logistics, repair and quality detailed inspection skills related to aircraft airworthiness, aircraft safety and documenting corrective action verification.- Directed aircraft prioritization and flight safety risk management plans mitigating identified hazards through corrective action plans and documenting Corrective Action verification ensuring aircraft airworthiness.- Knowledge of aerospace production, manufacturing and maintenance tools and sub-systems required to ensure aircraft airworthiness such as micrometers, electrical meters, force gauges, torque wrenches, powered and non-powered hydraulic test stands/carts, and pneumatic servicing equipment.- Diagnosed aircraft component failure through disassembly, cleaning, and quality inspection of various aircraft systems and sub-systems for airworthiness and all forms of defect including corrosion, hazing, cracking, elongation, denting, and electrical chafing.

- Conducted weekend pharmacy operations of a Long-Term Acute Care Hospital.- Performed sterile intravenous compounding within established policies and guidelines of the Pharmacy department.