• Industrial Hygienist for all domestic liabilities of a Fortune 200 international mining corporation, including discontinued operations, remediation, reclamation, and water cycle sites. Managed all broad-scope chemical, physical, and biological hazards and industrial hygiene programs for employees and contractors nationwide navigating both MSHA and OSHA jurisdictions.• Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) for all sites charged with navigating complex Uranium mine decommissioning projects, dosimetry programs, Radon/LLRD air monitoring, and radiation safety training/programs.• Established and maintained Occupational Health/Medical Surveillance program to include all aspects of hearing conservation, respiratory protection, and HAZWOPER regulations.• Conducted broad-scope industrial hygiene qualitative/quantitative risk assessments and sampling programs using traditional and real-time methodology, incorporating modern Bayesian methodology.• Key stakeholder in all internal/external ISO: 45001 OHSMS audits, MSHA/OSHA inspections, and gap analysis audits.• Managed all chemical stewardship programs to include toxicological risk assessment of products brought on to site.• Key stakeholder in hazardous materials emergency response and crisis management planning/mitigation.

Provided emergency medical care to UA and surrounding population, overseeing crew of up to 3 EMTs. Experienced in HOV driving operations and staging, mass casualty incident/mutual aid coordination, hazard assessment, crew delegation, and patient assessment skills.

• Acted as branch chief for University of Arizona COVID-19 incident command responsible for coordinating all student group activities across university. Managed programs for COVID-19 on-campus isolation transportation, vaccination delivery, and antigen testing in addition to continued delivery of safe 9-1-1 emergency medical care without a single incidence of COVID-19 within group.• Leader of ~60 volunteer and paid emergency medical technicians providing 24/7/365 9-1-1 emergency services and event medical standby for 1,200+ medical dispatches annually. Managed budget of approximately $400,000 per fiscal year. Created and maintained strategic partnerships with Tucson Fire Department, University of Arizona Police Department, Pima County Emergency Management, and others to build all-hazards emergency management capacity within community.• Developed incident action plans and established incident command systems as incident commander for mass gatherings upwards of 350,000 attendees including Tucson Festival of the Books, Spring Fling, and University of Arizona Commencements/Convocations.• Directed educational and outreach initiatives throughout community providing widespread CPR training, Stop the Bleed instruction, and drug/alcohol overdose education.

Chief Operations Officer overseeing 60+ paid/volunteer emergency medical technicians. Tasked with maintenance of daily operations, including logistics planning, training coordination, and scheduling of personnel. Coordinated medical incident command and operations for major Tucson events of up to 350,000+ attendees. Developed occupational health policies for UA EMS to align with ADHS standards.

Tasked with maintaining quality improvement/quality assurance programs for UA EMS. Developed statistical reports and completed patient care report reviewing to meet ADHS standards.

Tasked with providing training to UA EMS emergency medical technicians to ensure maintenance and improvement of medical skills. Oversaw probationary period training for 3-4 person subset of semesterly hiring class.

Alternative Fuels project - Dr. Jeffrey Burgess, MD, MS, MPHResearch focused on determining exposures and health effects to diesel and biodiesel in a mining environment.Setup and use of industrial hygiene monitoring equipment, NO2/CO breath content, and phlebotomy to obtain data.

Provided emergency medical care in a level 1 trauma-certified emergency department tasked with performing IV starts, venipuncture, blood draws, EKGs, wound care, foley catheter insertion, splinting, and other nursing care activities.

• Subject matter expert for quantitative and qualitative respirator fit testing using AccuFIT9000, providing university-wide fit testing training and respirator services.• Provided hearing conservation program services including audiometric testing and hearing protection fit testing using 3M E-A-Rfit Dual-Ear Validation System.• Managed data entry and forms in online Point and Click EHR occupational health software.• Provided radiation safety services including RAM waste management, sealed source leak testing, liquid scintillation counter operation, and EPA RadNet services.

Directed operational component of student workforce on University of Arizona incident command system for safer campus re-entry during COVID-19. Mobilized students to perform large-scale on-campus antigen testing, peer-to-peer 'ambassador' health education, and support for isolation protocol.

Contractor for Ryan Larkin New York Presbyterian Field Hospital at Columbia Baker Athletic Complex practicing critical care and disaster medicine in support of COVID-19 pandemic medical operations. Worked closely with SOF military community to staff hospital.

Audiologic Rehabilitation Laboratory - Dr. Nicole Marrone, Ph.D., CCC-AQualitative research on hearing healthcare disparities in Nogales, Arizona and on provider communication techniques for hard of hearing/deaf patientsConducted outreach programs such as youth "Protect Your Ears" program and "Oyendo Bien."

Developed and evaluated asbestos exposure, slips trips and falls, and machine guarding programs.Conducted outreach programs to local schools for STEM program education to elementary-age youth.