Medical Expertise Consultant and On Call Physician for Telemedicine Health activities Working with the Founder who Developed and integrated new Telehealth services for national multispecialty physician practice. Expert consultant on policy development, care delivery models, quality, patient satisfaction, and cost reduction

Direct EMS operations for San Diego County and County’s busiest ER (100,000+ patients annually). Manage and train team of 40 ER physicians. Manage EMS and base station quality improvement programs. Train EMTs, nurses, and ancillary staff. Teach ER procedures, including triage and Rapid Medical Evaluation. Member of Pediatric Committee and Review Committee. Ensure compliance with Standards of Care through review of charts and patient records.•Recognized expert in EMS policies, protocols, operations, and clinical skills.•Policy development/improvement: reduced average transfer time for critically ill children by nearly a full hour.

Direct medical support of health and wellness for 300+ personnel. In charge of command’s medical, public health, and substance abuse prevention programs, including policy development and quality assurance. •Led training and organizational development for ER at Tripler Army Medical Center, Honolulu, HI. •Organized multidisciplinary treatment team of Army, Navy, and Air Force emergency medicine personnel

Active Emergency Physician

Directed training and development of ER physicians, nurses, EMTs, and ancillary staff. Treated 30-40 patients daily

Trained and supervised ER staff. Treated 30-40 military and civilian patients daily with various ailments

Directed construction of ER, surgical suite, and ICU in abandoned train station during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Led 150+ physicians and Hospital Corpsmen. Organized and supervised trauma teams. Trained physicians, nurses, and medics in treatment of trauma and war-related injuries. Organized triage of patients and evacuation to next level of care. •Increased survivability from 75% to nearly 100% by upgrading patient care and medical training at clinics, streamlining medical evacuation procedures, and training Marines in emergency medical procedures. •HEAD PHYSICIAN for mass casualty incident: all soldiers were saved. Received 30 critically injured soldiers. Directed and supervised staff of trainees in triage and treatment. Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal.•Personally treated 500+ war-related casualties (military and civilian) in austere environment

Emergency Medicine Resident

Led branch clinic providing medical care for 3,000+ Marines. Wrote and reviewed policies for base medical clinics. Managed 30 physicians and 200 ancillary staff, clinic operations and budget, and preventive medicine programs. Headed board which investigated all accidents and deaths at Camp Pendleton (largest West Coast base for Marine Corps). Coordinated medical care for base jail. ACLS Instructor. Biological and Chemical Warfare trainer. Previously managed Podiatry Clinics at Navy and Marine Corps bases. Lectured physicians and residents on podiatric medicine. •Designed and opened 5 new clinics. Managed $6M+ budget for construction and operation of each clinic, as well as 6 physicians and 30 ancillary staff at each location. •Senior Advisor to General on medical management issues in wartime, including battlefield medical capabilities, medical supply budget of $200K+, and logistics of immunizing 50,000+ Marines. •Oversaw education and training for 30 physicians and 300 Navy Hospital Corpsmen. Ensured their mission readiness: current licensure, CME, and training. •Directed Field Medical School, training Navy Hospital Corpsmen as primary medical caregivers for Navy and Marine Corps deployments and as emergency medical personnel for combat environments. •Planned major training exercise for medical treatment and wartime evacuation of casualties, orchestrating Navy ships and aircraft, Army helicopters, and personnel from multiple commands. •Wrote policy for new Fleet Marine Force Medal approved by Secretary of Navy and Congress

Led 200 medical personnel on humanitarian mission. Managed advance planning for mission, including researching and verifying immunizations for 200+ personnel deploying to equatorial Africa. Coordinated logistics, support, and referral networks with in-country hospitals and clinics. Directed medical care and treatment for 300+ personnel. •Treated 400+ Kenyan villagers daily for HIV, malaria, infections, orthopedic injuries, and other conditions. •Emergency responder to mass casualty vehicle rollover, treating 15 trauma victims in remote location 2 hours by helicopter from nearest major hospital. All patients were saved and recovered. Navy Achievement Medal

Internal Medicine Intern

Head of Podiatry Clinic

Staff Podiatrist, Naval Medical Center San Diego