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Fairfield, Va, Us

Fredericksburg, Virginia, United States

• Managing operations, development and strategic planning for the Dr. Lloyd F. Moss Free Clinic, ensuring quality healthcare access for medicaid and uninsured patients.• Implementing innovative programs to expand clinic services and reach more individuals in need.• Spearheading fundraising initiatives, hoping and expecting to result in a significant increase in donations and community support.

Arlington, Virginia, United States

Chantilly, Virginia, United States

Responsible for all aspects of the company, from personnel management to software development and clinician support. Charges with growing and establishing the infrastructure necessary to support rapid growth.

Lexington, Virginia

Lexington, Va

Lexington, Virginia

Responsible for and administers the financial aid program to assist cadets, prospective cadets and their families in the financial aid process. The intent is to provide financial assistance to cadets who, without such assistance, would be unable to attend VMI and to provide aid to cadets with superior abilities. Monitors financial aid awards to insure program integrity and program compliance. Reconciles financial aid funds awarded to keep funds within spending limits. Annually submits reports to the Department of Education and to the State Council on Higher Education. Monitors aid for compliance with all NCAA rules regarding countable aid and individual and team limits. Develops and updates annually a six year strategic plan for the department that includes a vision and mission statement as well as measurable, annual goals.

Lexington, Virginia

Responsible for the administration of a complex financial aid program, with primary focus on day-to-day oversight and management of a variety of financial aid software programs that support funding application and accounting. Also, responsible to formulate, implement, review and evaluate policies, procedures and standards to ensure departmental compliance with Financial Aid guidelines and objectives. Interfaces with other appropriate institutional departments to coordinate programs, services and policies. Interviews and counsels students and parents regarding financial aid programs. Makes recommendations and referrals to other institutional personnel such as Counseling, Special Services, Admissions, etc. Performs needs analyses on student applications and construct financial aid packages; authorize program disbursements. Acts as the Director of Financial Aid in his absence.

Arlington, Va

Responsible for the day to day operations of a large contract that supplements mental and behavior health for Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen & Marines along with their families. Responsible for managing a network of consultants around the world and insuring timely deliver of service, and all that supports that bottom line. Serves as a liaison to various points of contact within the Department of Defense.

Responsible for reviewing, assessing and shepherding new training initiatives through the acquisition process of the Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization (JIEDDO). Works for Ideal Innovations, Inc on contract in the Training and Operations Division of JIEDDO. Further, manages the Training Integrated Process Team (IPT) and conducts daily coordination with all of its members arrayed in the four Armed Forces and various other Department of Defense (DoD) agencies.

Senior Military Analyst who provides program management support for the United States Army Battle Command Training Capability. Works for Alion Science & Technology on contract in the Training Simulation Division, Training Directorate, Army G3. Primary effort is to provide continuous review and detailed analysis of the various simulations in support of the Army's Battle Command Program throughout the Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Execution System (PPBES) cycle. Draft required correspondence to program-related issues during the budget estimate submission (BES), budget review, and Program Budget Decision (PBD) cycle, in addition to reviewing and validating program requirements during the quarterly Program Management Reviews (PMR) and in preparation for the Program Objective Memorandum (POM).

Field Artillery Officer commisioned upon graduation from VMI in 1995. Served just under eleven years, which included two commands at the company level; C-Btry, 2nd Bn, 3rd FA and HHC, 1st Armored Division.

Ba, History, Minor In English

Activities and Societies: Army ROTC, Student Newspaper

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Human Services Counseling

Executive Leadership Cognate

Master Of Arts (Ma), Leadership & Management

Executive Education, Healthcare Management

Selected as one of thirty-five directors from across the corporation (Health Net, Inc.) to participate in a year-long leadership.