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Accountable for managing efforts that are primarily services, such as engineering, professional, cost estimating, construction management, and other similar services.

Alexandria, Virginia

Alexandria, Virginia

• Directs, plans, organizes, and manages a portfolio of Task Orders and/or contracts while acting as the PM for some work directly• Develops human capital strategies to strengthen workforce and develop staff to meet intended technical needs in terms training, certifications, growth and compensation• Builds and maintains excellent customer relationships • Manages cost/budget/profit performance of contracts, and tracks funding levels • Oversees delivery schedules, including monitoring level of effort

Capstone Lead for Navy Wounded Warrior Program at Commander Navy Installations Command. Data Management Analyst.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Supporting Naval District Washington Anti-terrorism/Force Protection (ATFP) and Emergency Management (EM) programs. Coordinating documentation and prioritization of findings from outside assessments and developing plans to correct discrepancies.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Program Manager. Supervised 55 staff at 16 sites across the country provding non-medical care to 1,200 seriously wounded, ill, and injured Sailors/Coastguardsmen and their families. Non-medical assistance included family bedside travel, housing, daycare, pay, benefits, education, and employment assistance. Managed a call center, marketing group, adaptive sports program, charitable resources coordinator, medical team, care plan database, and budget. * Managed execution of a $10 million annual budget for the Navy Wounded Warrior Program. During POM process, secured approval of a $2 million dollar budget increase using measured effects in an austere fiscal environment. * Successfully led a complete reorganization of the program, improving service to enrolled patients. Expertly managed the modification of the job functions of 34 field staff. Authored a comprehensive instruction to codify business practices. Developed Wounded Warrior metrics, where none existed, to accurately measure program outcomes and improve performance.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Senior leader, liaison officer and program manager for national Submarine Force Reserve Program consisting of 1,500 Sailors in 59 reserve units across the country who provided support to Submarine Force Operations, Force Protection, Expeditionary Maintenance, and Submarine Rescue.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Senior leader on Submarine Warfare Division (N87) staff at OPNAV which prioritizes and funds the Navy submarine program. Staff expert on manpower policy and reserve support issues. Directorate Security Officer.

Iraq

Chief electronic warfare consultant, managed the program to field and update equipment for jamming radio-controlled improvised explosive devices for a deployed (Iraq) Army brigade.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Selected as a board member for Physical Evaluation Boards evaluating medical fitness to remain on active duty. Displayed uncompromising judgement and attention to detail as member of a 3 member panel, adjudicated over 1,400 cases.

Wilmington, De

Executive Director of training, readiness and customer service organization. Managed all business operations, administration, records management, security, procurement, contracting, maintenance, environmental compliance, budget, and human resources for a U.S. Navy facility supporting 115 reserve component Sailors.

Pearl Harbor, Hi

Responsible for training and employment of 3 reserve units that supported the Operations Directorate. Operations Officer - responsible for submarine waterspace assignments, ensuring safety of operations. Submarine escape and rescue coordinator for the staff. Deployed to Navy Central Command to serve as assistant submarine operations officer during Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Richmond, Va

Led 14 full time staff and 291 Reserve Component Sailors. Responsible for mobilization, training, morale, readiness, safety, environmental compliance, and human resources. Responsible for maintenance of a 30k square foot facility on 10 acres of land.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Inspector, Mission Commander, and Operations Officer, Nuclear Branch, Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty/Nuclear Division, On-Site Inspection Directorate, Defense Threat Reduction Agency. Conducted nine highly successful missions, carried out under arms control treaties and agreements. Instrumental in the agency’s preparations for missions under a variety of emerging agreements with the Russian Federation, including the Plutonium Production Reactor Agreement, the Mayak Transparency Protocol, and the Spent Naval Fuels Agreement.

Mayport, Fl

Ensured the safe and successful execution of submarine operations during USS Enterprise Strike Group’s six month deployment, with two assigned submarines. Served as Tomahawk Missile Strike Planner, developed a unique message matrix, eliminating many clerical errors associated with the Tomahawk weapons system data entry process.

Norfolk, Va

One of four department heads on a fast attack submarine. Outstanding trainer, continuously improved Combat Systems Department skills. Sonar, Fire Control, and Torpedo divisions significantly improved their ability to detect targets, develop accurate solutions, and deliver weapons. As the ship’s drill coordinator, directly responsible for the noteworthy improvement of crew training and response to simulated casualties, both nuclear and non-nuclear.

Lexington, Va

Gifted instructor and recruiter, NROTC Unit VMI was the most productive Nuclear Power accession program in the country. Taught Naval Science classes (Ship Systems, Weapons Systems, and Naval History).

Charleston, Sc

Served as Reactor Controls Assistant, Main Propulsion Assistant, Assistant Weapons Officer (Sonar, Torpedo, Fire Control). Significantly contributed to Benjamin Franklin’s selection as the Atlantic Fleet Ballistic Missile Submarine of the year for 1990.

Master'S Degree, Engineering Management

Ms, Biomedical Engineering

Biology