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Seattle, Washington, United States

• Responsible for researching, designing and creating the MHS GENESIS Playbook, a web-based knowledge management system that 60+ Military Treatment Facilities will use to guide them through the events and administrative tasks required for a successful deployment and sustainment of MHS GENESIS - the DOD’s multi-billion-dollar electronic health record system. o Design and maintain Playbook site, ensuring user satisfaction by focusing on usability and utilityo Create a comprehensive Beta Release user test plan and associated user test scenarioso Conduct Beta Release user testing with key users and stakeholders, analyze test results and provide recommendations for improvement

Seattle, Wa

Focuses on strategy development and business process improvement for clients across the public, private and non-profit sectors. Expertise in project, program and product management.

Seattle, Washington, United States

- Responsible for generating all marketing and outreach strategies and designing all associated social media, newsletter and other collateral products to support the sale of Alaska small boat tours. - Monitors demand for Alaska small boat tours, business and industry competition, and prices to provide owner with strategic planning consultation and advice.- Identifies potential new customers and develops strategies for increasing sales or market share. This includes developing content for social media and other digital campaigns, establishing budgets, monitoring projects to ensure they meet deadlines and milestones, and evaluating each campaign for effectiveness.- Networks with the greater Alaska tourism market to gather information and develop strategic plans for the company.- Identifies and converts clients to perform all sales of Alaska small boat tours for the company. 2022 Summer Season Gross Revenue exceeded $400K.

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Responsible for researching, designing and creating the MHS GENESIS Playbook, a web-based knowledge management system that 60+ Military Treatment Facilities will use to guide them through the events and administrative tasks required for a successful deployment and sustainment of MHS GENESIS - the DOD’s multi-billion-dollar electronic health record system. o Design and maintain Playbook site, ensuring user satisfaction by focusing on usability and utilityo Create a comprehensive Beta Release user test plan and associated user test scenarioso Conduct Beta Release user testing with key users and stakeholders, analyze test results and provide recommendations for improvement

Greater Seattle Area

- Creator of the MHS GENESIS (new military EHR system) Playbook. The Playbook will be an online resource that provides users with the information they need to perform a successful deployment of MHS GENESIS.- Developed a broad methodology for gathering the necessary information that would be used to draft Playbook content including Deployment Event guidance, Deployment Topic instruction, tools, templates and any other necessary resources. This methodology includes gathering data through one-on-one interviews, attending a myriad of onsite events and then performing assessments and gap analysis on gathered data to craft the required Playbook content. - Provide Product Management guidance and instruction to the web development team responsible for the development of the online resource. This includes drafting the processes and plans necessary to govern and maintain this robust online product.

Greater Seattle Area

• Administered risk management program for the IOC, providing the federal government with risk assessments, analysis and mitigation plans. Cultivated relationships with the program vendor gaining access to critical risk-related information spanning contract lines.• Trusted adviser and knowledge manager for government client, providing strategic analysis and intelligence based on evidence gathered across program. Actively sought out by government and vendor personnel for advice and counsel. • Managed the master schedule for the IOC, aggregating multiple project streams from both the federal government and vendor. Provides client with up-to-date schedule forecasts and analysis.

The National Center For Telehealth And Technology (T2), Joint Base Lewis Mcchord

• Led T2’s Project Management Office, focusing on project management effectiveness, efficiency, transparency, and consistency through implementation of standard processes, tools, metrics, and mentorship.• Drafted an innovative plan to perform efficient and effective content review of the over 3000 T2 products, across all platforms and materials, and resulting in T2 compliance with Department of Defense Center of Excellence headquarters’ directives.• Worked with diverse stakeholders, including civil service and contractor project managers, to create and execute project work plans that allowed them to meet changing needs and requirements and increase efficiency and cost savings.• Facilitated team and client meetings effectively, guiding the participants in order to achieve the desired outcomes and improve processes.

Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (Scca)

• Developed and implemented clinical trial initiatives in support of the Breast Imaging Program’s strategic plan. Work included partnering with commercial industry leaders to advance breast cancer diagnosis and treatment techniques both domestically and abroad. • Directed the day-to-day operations of the research team, including assignment, coordination and review of research support services and work products. Led research meetings. Set expectations, demonstrated and taught strong team and customer service skill sets. • Assisted in the development and implementation of complex inter-institutional research protocols, both investigator- and industry-initiated, that involved faculty from UW and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (FHCRC). Worked to standardize and increase efficiency while still ensuring compliance with Institutional guidelines. • Drafted grant applications, clinical trial proposal and milestone plans, and all supporting regulatory documents for studies administered by the group.

Office Of The National Coordinator For Health It (Hhs)

• Led the 12-person Federal Health Architecture (FHA) Program Management Office within the Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) for Health IT, drawing together federal, state and local actors looking to achieve effective and efficient health information exchange. Collaboration efforts and development of shared services resulted in a cost-savings of millions of dollars across the participating federal agencies that include HHS, VA, DoD, CMS, and SSA.• Successfully transformed program governance and facilitated a renewed vision and strategy for the FHA program, establishing a cross-agency, strategically-focused governance model for oversight and execution of program priorities. Led the effort to create a unified federal voice among the partners in order to draft the first-ever, industry-wide recommendations around Patient Identification, develop a revolutionary approach to constructing a national Provider Directory and establish ways of transferring health information more quickly, securely - all at a great savings to the taxpayer.• Managed financial Interagency Agency Agreements totaling $3.1m with federal agencies, providing necessary forecasts, analysis and earned value management. This skilled oversight increased the efficiency of the FHA program, achieving a 20% increase in the number of initiatives supported by the FHA program with the same number of staff members.• Conducted business development by managing federal partner/client relationships through seminars, interoperability showcases and customer networking events. This led to a 30% increase in the number of FHA funding members.

Bethesda, Md

• Led a 5-person team to multiple West African countries, conducting civil-military training of African senior officials. Provided all logistic support and operational management for the team, resulting in 100% accountability of resources and personnel.• Negotiated with numerous US Embassy offices, local vendors, military and civil officials to draft contract and service agreements in participating countries. These efforts resulted in the best prices for each vendor, increased gross revenue by 15% and led to the highest revenue ever on the contract.• Managed $3.4m budget for Time and Materials, Cost Plus Fixed Fee and Firm Fixed Price contracts efficiently and effectively, allowing the team to achieve a 20% increase in the number of training sessions over the lifespan of the contract.

Washington, Dc

• Led year-long consulting project for the WHO to evaluate the feasibility of drafting Global Health Strategies for Sub-Saharan African countries. Chose Seychelles as candidate country and developed a comprehensive study for the project. Conducted in-country interviews with senior government officials, gathering necessary data for the report.• Analyzed data and published findings in comprehensive report that was given to the Seychelles Ministry of Health.

New York, Ny

• Investigated and analyzed development projects in South Africa to determine the best location to launch GBC's Adolescent Girls Impact Initiative, a partnership with GBC, the Nike Foundation and the Dutch government, aimed at reducing the prevalence of HIV/AIDS in South African adolescent girls. Meticulous and persuasive report convinced the group to invest funds and launch the initiative, thereby improving the lives of hundreds of adolescent girls in South Africa.• Drafted and presented numerous briefings to GBC staff, including a study of possible public-private partnerships in the global medical technology sector that ultimately helped GBC to better position themselves in the market and acquire new paying members.

Naples, Italy

• Liaised with the International Red Cross, civil agencies, and government officials to plan all maritime aspects of the first-ever, 3-week, 18-nation exercise in the Black Sea region to include logistics support and training for over 40 ships and 2000 personnel. Successful exercise resulted in improved relations between the participating nations and fostered stability in the volatile region.• Planned and completed a week-long, groundbreaking multi-national humanitarian relief exercise with Bulgaria in the Black Sea greatly increasing their level of disaster preparedness.

Honolulu, Hi / International Locations

• Trained, mentored and led the certification and successful operation of an 8-person team that completed an autonomous 10-month global deployment. Team delivered 100% of all mission requests, successfully completing over 600 training missions over the course of the deployment.• Provided professional and personal mentorship for crewmembers, building camaraderie and improving overall quality of life while continuing to support strategic operation of an $11.2 billion Tomahawk missile system. Efforts resulted in the completion of ten college-level courses, one undergraduate degree and the selection of two enlisted for officer commissioning programs.

Yokosuka, Japan

• Coordinated nearly 100 U.S. Naval personnel to support typhoon cleanup operations in Tonghae, South Korea, improving U.S.-Korean relations while improving the living conditions for those afflicted.• Resuscitated and managed a $34,000 Morale, Welfare and Recreation program, providing sailors with essential stress-relief and team building activities. Received an "Outstanding" from external audit team.• Managed 1000 pieces of cryptology and communications equipment with 100% accountability. Successfully performed external audit.

M.A, International Economics; International Policy: Health

· Selected Coursework: Post-Colonial Politics in Africa, Public Health Economics, Public Health for Development Practitioners, Comparative.

Master Of Arts, Administrative Leadership

· Selected coursework: Cross-Cultural Health Issues and Interprofessional Human and Health Services, Psychosocial Aspects of Disability.

Bachelor Of Arts, History; With Distinction

Activities and Societies: Naval ROTC, UW sailing and crew teams