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Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States

Provided guidance and support to Americas Contingency Corps, a large-scale organization of over 85,000 personnel across various globally positioned installations. Planned, coordinated, analyzed, and synchronized medical logistics policies and support for land operations. Offered expertise in various medical logistics areas, such as materials management, equipment maintenance and repair, patient movement items, medical gases, blood storage and distribution, medical waste management, facilities, and infrastructure, and contracting. Monitored the readiness of medical supplies and equipment; collaborated directly with senior leaders to address medical logistics requirements.Facilitated fielding three computed tomography systems worth over $4.2 million without zero errors.Identified deficiencies in the Medical Simulation Training Site and successfully secured $2 million in funding to realize opportunities for enhancement for the site.Oversaw the distribution of operation and maintenance support medical kits valued at over $5 million; prioritized issuance to units preparing for deployment.

Direct liaison for Department of the Army (DA)-level modernization fielding supporting over 22,000 Army Special Operation Forces personnel. Trusted as the medical logistics evaluator for the Command Inspection Program (CIP). Selected as the principal advisor for medical supply policies and programs. Motivated and fostered the professional development of 35 logistical personnel.Produced Class VIII medical materials worth over $2.5 million to enhance the readiness of Special Operations Forces for global response efforts.Flawlessly fielded medical equipment valued at over $2 million for four large working groups.Managed the complex process of distributing Class VIII supplies across five separate installations, ensuring a highly responsive global force supporting deployment rotations and COVID-19 response operations.Streamlined the medical supply chain routes with improved transportation across the Republic of Korea. Enabled the movement of supplies while positioned in Korea, benefiting the U.S. Medical Materiel Center-Korea.

Provided Class VIII medical supplies and equipment to support medical supply operations spanning the entire range of Special Forces missions in two areas of responsibility. Oversaw an Authorized Stockage List (ASL) comprising over 300 items valued at over $1 million. Ensured efficient tracking and management of medical supplies for the Defense Medical Logistics Standard (DMLSS) system.Achieved a 98% increase in order processing efficiency, streamlining operations and fostering positive relationships with external agencies and off-site resources.Established a $95,000 contract for biomedical waste disposal, ensuring the timely and safe removal of hazardous medical waste.Produced $700,000 of Class VIII supplies, supporting 17 training exercises and five deployments across three operational areas.

Played a pivotal role in supporting the Army's mission to heal and assist Soldiers in Transition (STs) and family members within the Warrior Transition Battalion. Acted as a vital link in the Triad of Care, ensuring seamless coordination throughout the recovery and Medical Evaluation Board (MEB) process. Supervised 35 personnel to achieve operational goals.Collaborated closely with Nurse Case Managers, fostering strong partnerships to guarantee the delivery of high-quality care and services.Received a 96% increase in the efficiency of the transition process; implemented policies, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and the MEB process to drive.Maintained a low 5% no-show rate with over 900 appointments, ensuring optimal utilization of allocated funds designated for medical treatment.

Tapped by leadership to train and motivate up to 6 personnel, ensuring readiness to enter hazardous environments. Oversaw the receipt, requisition, and distribution of 351 lines of medical supplies. Controlled, distributed, and maintained over 550,000 dollars’ worth of medical supplies.Replenished 100 percent of the Brigade Support Medical Equipment Sets valued at $350,000 within two weeks to meet in-hour readiness requirements.Established satellite communication between two logistics systems during the unit’s 48-hour joint exercise.Planned and executed sexual harassment and prevention training for over 70 personnel.Successfully coordinated medical logistics support for 12 customers during Operation Iraqi Freedom.Regulated distribution, stock levels, and inventory excess saving $100,000 monthly.

Directed and delegated assignments to eight U.S. military personnel and six civilian contract workers; assisted in managing over 700 lines of Class VIII material valued at $7 million. Supervised the preventive maintenance program of equipment valued at $1.2 million.Redistributed over $2 million worth of reusable Class VIII supplies to over 40 customers throughout the Iraq area of operation. Processed over $400,000 worth of Class VIII on a nightly basis.

Master'S Degree, Acquisition & Contract Management

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Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Business Administration And Management

Master, Acquisition & Contract Management

Currently pursuing

Bachelor, Management Studies