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Bradenton, Florida, United States

Assist the administrative team with their duties and responsibilities, including special projects that need to be addressed within the institution. Assist the director and manager of supply chain management to improve the supply and distribution process.

Fort Hood, Texas, United States

Responsible for the largest Medical Brigade Maintenance Program, spread over four installations in three different states and including four Hospital Centers and one Multi-Functional Medical Battalion (MMB) comprised of 54 units in OCONUS and deployed. Manages maintenance program of over MTOE 18,300 pieces of equipment at a value of over $400 million. Supervises all maintenance transactions utilizing Global Combat Support System-Army (GCSS-A) same as carrying out the BDE CDRs Command… Show more Responsible for the largest Medical Brigade Maintenance Program, spread over four installations in three different states and including four Hospital Centers and one Multi-Functional Medical Battalion (MMB) comprised of 54 units in OCONUS and deployed. Manages maintenance program of over MTOE 18,300 pieces of equipment at a value of over $400 million. Supervises all maintenance transactions utilizing Global Combat Support System-Army (GCSS-A) same as carrying out the BDE CDRs Command Maintenance Discipline Program. Also responsible for data collection, research, and analysis to introduce artificial intelligence to overcome some of the medical maintenance and logistics gaps within the organization. Show less

Sembach, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

Served as the logistical planner for the 30th Medical Brigade proving contingency and humanitarian missions in the European (EUCOM), Central (CENTCOM), and Africom Commands (AFRICOM). Coordinated all logistical support and movement for the subordinate's medical units and Continent of the United States (CONUS) medical units for garrison and field operations. Coordinated movement with the local European movement offices and coordinated and executed movement and contingency operations for over 150… Show more Served as the logistical planner for the 30th Medical Brigade proving contingency and humanitarian missions in the European (EUCOM), Central (CENTCOM), and Africom Commands (AFRICOM). Coordinated all logistical support and movement for the subordinate's medical units and Continent of the United States (CONUS) medical units for garrison and field operations. Coordinated movement with the local European movement offices and coordinated and executed movement and contingency operations for over 150 pieces of rolling stock across the entire continent of Europe. Responsible for the movement, and sustainment of all medical units for Defender 2020, and Defender 2021. Show less

Rhine Ordinance Barracks (Rob) Germany

Served as the Health Services Material Officer, and S-4 Officer in Charge (OIC) for the Army's forward-positioned 84-bed Combat Support Hospital (CSH) prepared to support contingency and humanitarian missions with the European (EUCOM), Central (CENTCOM), and African Command (AFRICOM); comprised of 288 Soldiers with four subordinate units that include a headquarters detachment, a hospital company, and two forward surgical teams (FST). Executed an annual operating budget of $1.8 million with… Show more Served as the Health Services Material Officer, and S-4 Officer in Charge (OIC) for the Army's forward-positioned 84-bed Combat Support Hospital (CSH) prepared to support contingency and humanitarian missions with the European (EUCOM), Central (CENTCOM), and African Command (AFRICOM); comprised of 288 Soldiers with four subordinate units that include a headquarters detachment, a hospital company, and two forward surgical teams (FST). Executed an annual operating budget of $1.8 million with oversight of $24 million in the property. Synchronized the logistical, ground, and medical maintenance efforts of an S-4 section and 2 Warrant Officers, 7 Non-Commissioned Officers, and 7 Enlisted Soldiers: same as providing logistical oversight, leadership, planning, execution, and movement of all maintenance and sustainment readiness actions. Show less

Army Trauma Training Department, Ryder Trauma Center, Miami Fl

Served as the Executive Officer of the Army Trauma Training Department (ATTD) at Ryder Trauma Center, University of Miami, and Jackson Memorial Hospital. Directly responsible for administrative program oversight, including Department of the Army regulatory training requirements, travel, and safety. Serves as the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) of four contracts worth over $3 million. Manages oversees and coordinates contractual requirements with the University of Miami, Public Health… Show more Served as the Executive Officer of the Army Trauma Training Department (ATTD) at Ryder Trauma Center, University of Miami, and Jackson Memorial Hospital. Directly responsible for administrative program oversight, including Department of the Army regulatory training requirements, travel, and safety. Serves as the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) of four contracts worth over $3 million. Manages oversees and coordinates contractual requirements with the University of Miami, Public Health Trust of Miami-Dade County, Jackson Memorial Hospital, and Springhill Suites Marriott. Manages the ATTD core and Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) budgets. Serves as the liaison between FORSCOM and ATTD to facilitate forward surgical teams' ATTD rotation. Primary instructor for all health service support operations, planning, and logistical functions. Show less

Ft. Sam Houston, San Antonio Tx.

Serves as an Executive Officer and a Platoon Leader for a medical logistics company that provides direct support for Class VIII supplies, optical lens fabrication, and medical equipment maintenance to division and corps medical units. Responsible for the development, welfare, safety, and readiness for 46 Soldiers. Manages the command supply discipline and maintenance of organizational equipment and facilities valued in excess of $6,000,000. Oversees unit administration by ensuring actions… Show more Serves as an Executive Officer and a Platoon Leader for a medical logistics company that provides direct support for Class VIII supplies, optical lens fabrication, and medical equipment maintenance to division and corps medical units. Responsible for the development, welfare, safety, and readiness for 46 Soldiers. Manages the command supply discipline and maintenance of organizational equipment and facilities valued in excess of $6,000,000. Oversees unit administration by ensuring actions, awards, and evaluations are completed on time and to standard. Assists the commander in the development of a campaign that supports the 1st Medical Brigade and 61st Multifunctional Medical Battalion commanders' intent and strategic goals in support of current and future operations. Additional duties include Rear Detachment Commander, Financial Obligation Officer, and Physical Security Officer. Show less

Miami Florida

Served as the personnel officer (S-1) Coordinated security and training, same as operations and personnel management, 7217th Medical Support Unit is a reserve unit that deploys only personnel to provide medical support to deploying units.

Ft. Benning Ga

Performs duties shown in the preceding level of skill. Perform duties as a squad leader or section leader in an IFV platoon. Provides technical and tactical guidance to subordinates and professional support to both subordinates and superiors in the performance of their duties. Receives, issues, and implements orders. Controls vehicular and dismounted weapons fire in mounted and dismounted operations. Coordinates actions of the squad with adjacent and supporting elements. Coordinates organic and… Show more Performs duties shown in the preceding level of skill. Perform duties as a squad leader or section leader in an IFV platoon. Provides technical and tactical guidance to subordinates and professional support to both subordinates and superiors in the performance of their duties. Receives, issues, and implements orders. Controls vehicular and dismounted weapons fire in mounted and dismounted operations. Coordinates actions of the squad with adjacent and supporting elements. Coordinates organic and supporting firepower. Ensures collection and proper reporting of intelligence data to the unit and responsible staff sections. Manpower management of no less than 12 Soldiers. Show less

Healthcare Administration, Business Administration And Management, General, Magna Cum Laude

Master Of Science - Ms, Homeland Security, Disaster Management, Magna Cum Laude

B.S., Criminal Justice

Activities and Societies: ROTC Program, Minor in Military Science, Certificate in Latin American Studies.

H.D, History