-DYNAMIC MANAGER. Led a team of 15 Tri-service Officers and Enlisted in the execution of successful Unified Command Plan Directive of Global Patient Movement; provided strategic level C2 for 5,403 Aeromedical evacuations to include 396 urgent/priority and 187 specialty patients. Efforts supported global CASEVAC capabilities ISO 1.2M DoD beneficiaries across the North/South America AORs. His deck plate mentorship yielded 1 JSOQ selection and 100% PQS qualifications for 15 Tri-service AC and RC Officers and Enlisted in the position normally held by field grade level officers.
-RECOGNIZED EXPERT. As the only AD TRAC2ES instructor within the DOD, taught 22 classes resulting in over 150 DOD, VA, and federal entity personnel fully qualified in support of Global Patient Movement. Multiple Strategic-level exercises, led a team of Tri-service Joint Service Members and Civilians the movement of 2642 patients providing C2 for 175 missions. LIMDU coordinator ensured compliance with the Navy LIMDU program for 15 UICs worldwide. Led three Sailors in the liaison and operation of 10 Suitability Screenings.
-COMMAND ENGAGED. FCPOA Master-At-Arms, led 12 meetings in the execution of FCPOA business. As ACFL, led 5 Sailors in the execution of six PFA evolutions resulting in a 98% command passing rate. Joint Color member participated in four retirements, honoring of one WW2 Veteran, and one rendering honors at a NFL game in representing TRANSCOM throughout Illinois. RSCA: 3.00

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As a Medevac Coordinator, supervised 3 sailors and mentored 1 civilian in the successful execution of 220 MEDEVAC missions valued at $23 Million. Trained 2 MEDEVAC clerks and 8 providers on the process and procedures of patient evacuation with 100% effectiveness and reduced overall Medevac mission by 3 hours. Coordinated with Anderson AFB and TPMRC to acquire supplies from NMCSD valued at $20,000.

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- The NMCP Transfer Center (TC) coordinates patient movement to and from NMCP, to include the tracking of emergent and non-emergent cases and coordinating resources (e.g., patient care teams, ground transport teams, installation security, etc) to ensure the successful completion of safe and timely transfer. The NMCP TC, a single-call resource for care teams within both NMCP and at outside clinics, hospitals, or medical treatment facilities can be contacted via phone. The NMCP TC, staffed 24/7 by appropriately trained call-takers, can facilitate physician-to-physician communication to initiate transfers into NMCP or can identify appropriate facilities for patients at NMCP that are not eligible for care or require care not offered at NMCP. The NMCP TC tracks inter-facility regulated patient movement via USTRANSCOM Regulating and Command & Control Evacuation System (TRAC2ES) in coordination with the Theater Patient Movement Regulation Center - America. Once a patient movement request or mission has been approved, the NMCP TC must initiate and ensure the transfer is completed safely and successfully. For patient transfers occurring via rotary wing or fixed wing aircraft, the NMCP TC must complete notifications including, but not limited to, NMCP leadership, Naval Support Activity Hampton Roads, and Naval Station Norfolk.

- Project Caladrius's Ambulance was launched in June 2022 and since that time has completed over 450 patient movements to and from 36 unique healthcare facilities in the Mid-Atlantic region with a cost-savings of over $400K.

- From July 16th, 2023 - March 2024, Implemented 172 patient movements, 94 of which were transfers inside the hospital saving the navy $1,193,800.