Stonetree provides consulting services to a variety of government agencies and private companies in the areas of strategic development, medical technology application and development, clinical workflow analysis, integration of imaging with enterprise architecture, and change management. Stonetree also provides Psychiatric Medical Care on a contractual basis including behavioral health clinic support and inpatient services to St Elizabeth's Hospital, Washington DC https://dbh.dc.gov/page/saint-elizabeths-hospital- Provided support for numerous companies across the NCA who work with the DoD and other government entities- Developed Evidence Based Behavioral Health and Traumatic Brain Injury EHR documentation systems for DoD / Defense Center of Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury, Tri-Service Workflow Flow - Participated in the development of CPGs for TBI, Depression, and Substance Use Disorders - Facilitated clinical-technology interface for systems including Large Database systems that interact with DoD systems, Neurocognitive Assessment Apps, Behavioral Imaging Technology, Virtual Reality, and Robotics

Worked with DoD and NATO allies to develop joint standards for Medical Communication and Information Systems and Telemedicine IT and clinical standards, policies, and CONOPS.

• Built program from scratch into one with $2.5M annual operating budget & >$40M procurement within 2 years. Revolutionized process for creating telemedicine systems: designed approach that first develops clinical architecture and standard practices that drive telehealth and imaging architecture. Built program into the Air Force medical operational and fiscal structure; establishing it as a standard component of medical care going forward. • Author of first ever Policy and CONOPS for Telemedicine for USAF; ensuring all telemedicine systems were designed to improve efficiency and comply with standards of care and quality• Air Force Lead on effort to image-enable AHLTA: world’s largest electronic health record, and to integrate imaging architecture and information exchange between the DoD and VA. • Created standards and requirements for Telemedicine Research in U.S. Air Force• Member of working group to develop charter of the National Center for Telehealth and Technology (T2)• Designed and implemented largest ever Virtual Reality deployment in DoD to treat Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder• Operational Assessment of Virtual Worlds for family support & mental health • Operational Assessment of Behavior Imaging technologies to improve quality of care and supervision for treatment in Autism • Created/Developed: 1) Global Air Force Radiology Network (RadNet) Program – dynamically distributes/manages all radiology workflow in USAF saving minimum of $10M annually2) Global Air Force TeleCardiology system for the Aeromedical Consultation Service – insuring safety of all AF Pilots; basis for worldwide telecardiology system3) Global Air Force mental health VTC deployment – improved access to care while maintaining national and DoD guidelines for safety, practice, and quality standards, and 4) Several other telemedicine specialty deployments and programs such as dermatology, pathology, otolaryngology, ophthalmology, etc.

• Developed curricula and ran courses for Psychiatry, Psychopharmacology, Neuroscience, Neurobiology, and Neuropsychiatry for the NCA Psychiatry Residency Program • Developed and ran Educational Programs for Physician Assistant Students, Medical Students, Nurse Practitioners, Prescribing Psychologists, and Family Practice and Psychiatry Residents • 2 national, 2 regional and 4 local awards for teaching, leadership, and writing• 92 National & International Academic Presentations, 28 Academic Publications

Program Director, National Capital Consortium Family Medicine/Psychiatry Residency; started with one resident, grew to largest program of its type in the nation; national leader in setting standards via academic publications and presentations