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Fort Lee, Virginia, United States

Responsible for training, usage, and execution of constructive simulation for exercises worldwide. Applied knowledge of concepts and doctrine to simulation support. · Developed and built dashboards to visualize operations and friction points that gave the organization the ability to better see itself and more economically allocate resources · Drafted and developed a comprehensive program to codify requirements for capturing lessons learned for developing training guidance and best practices to formations across the Army · Served as the Officer in Charge of the Database branch, streamlining and realigning the section while providing support to 25 exercises covering 16 Divisions, four Corps, and two field armies

Frederick, Maryland, United States

Aide-de-Camp to the Commanding General, US Army Medical Research and Development Command, the Army's only medical research, development and acquisition command comprised of 9 direct report organizations totaling 5,660 Joint and interagency uniformed service members, DA Civilians and contractors dispersed worldwide on four continents. · Prepared for numerous key leader engagements to Department of Defense Senior Leaders, allied nation partners, and Congressional Delegations by conducting research and obtaining background materials · Provided guidance and coordination to the headquarters staff and ensured timely execution of activities within the headquarters and across the command · Improved integration and accountability by executing front-side and backside logistics, synchronized resources, coordinated transportation, and formalized schedules of many DOD flag officers and Congressional staff members throughout the installation

Fort Belvoir, Virginia, United States

Commanded the Headquarters and Headquarters Company consisting of a one-star command Headquarters, Defense Health Agency, and Fort Belvoir Community Hospital. Responsible for all aspects of command that include readiness, health, welfare, safety, morale, discipline, training, and administrative support for over 330 Soldiers. · Ensured inaugural implementation success of the first two Military-Civilian trauma team hospitals and continued growth of critical MIL-CIV partnerships, leading the way for 3 more the following year · Created opportunities for Soldiers to excel and build the Army team, including 5 accepted into officer transition programs, 8 earning skill badges, 5 quarterly squad-level competitions

Fort Campbell, Tennessee, United States

Medical Operations Officer for a rapidly deployable 3800 Soldier Infantry Brigade Combat Team in the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault). Mentors, coaches, and trains seven subordinate operations officers and their respective units to ensure success anywhere in the world, under any condition. · Initiated organizational systems enabling the unit achieving the #1 unit for medical readiness out of 16 units while simultaneously planning and executing medical support for deployments to more than 20 African nations · Ensured that his medics were trained to the highest standard, including 225 certified at advanced trauma training, 18 trained at Advanced Medical Cadaver Lab at Vanderbilt University, six earned their proficiency badges, and one won the division's Best Medic Competition

Fort Lee, Virginia, United States

Fort Benning, Georgia, United States

· Led his team of 30 medics during operations of over 60 Range Support Operations in support of his unit, while simultaneously coordinating realistic training, implementing a vigorous physical fitness program, and utilizing outside agencies to further develop company medic’s patient care abilities · Earned the #1 score of all six medical platoons during the biannual inspection program, maintaining the highest medical readiness levels, and leading a successful training program resulting in five proficiency badges awarded and 100% Combat Medic recertifications