Military & Organizational Leadership
Team development, operational planning, resource allocation, policy implementation, and mission-focused decision-making.
Retired U.S. Army Major · Doctoral Researcher in Health Administration · Educator & Technology Professional
A career dedicated to leading teams, solving complex problems, advancing education, and serving those who have served.

I am a retired U.S. Army Major and former Northrop Grumman professional with a background spanning military operations, leadership, logistics, technology, project management, and instruction.
Throughout my career, I have focused on developing people, improving processes, managing complex resources, and connecting practical experience with effective leadership. My military service included team leadership and classroom instruction, while my industry career involved operational planning, technology solutions, and organizational efficiency.
I hold a Master of Science in Psychology and a Bachelor of Science in Business/Information Systems from the University of Phoenix. I am currently pursuing a Doctor of Health Administration, with a research interest in the healthcare access experiences of rural veterans.
I am especially interested in opportunities to contribute to higher education through online instruction in psychology and health administration.
Experience across public service, defense, technical systems, and professional instruction.
Team development, operational planning, resource allocation, policy implementation, and mission-focused decision-making.
Military classroom instruction, training and assessment, and an interest in teaching psychology and health administration.
Programming and web technologies, process improvement, interoperability, and practical technology solutions.
Logistics, operational coordination, budget planning, cost reduction, and continuous improvement.
Government regulations, Department of Defense procedures, organizational accountability, and effective resource stewardship.
Doctoral inquiry into the experiences and healthcare decision-making challenges of veterans living in rural communities.
Military medical leadership and healthcare operations.
Former Company Commander · C Company (Medical) · 700th Brigade Support Battalion · Oklahoma Army National Guard.
University of Phoenix
Doctoral studies and research in healthcare administration.
University of Phoenix
Graduated with a 3.95 GPA.
University of Phoenix
Graduated with a 3.95 GPA.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Military leadership, medical company command, operations, logistics, and instruction.
Commanded the medical company assigned to the brigade’s support battalion, responsible for providing medical readiness, treatment, and force health protection capabilities. Led medical personnel and supported training, operational readiness, personnel management, and logistical coordination to sustain the company’s medical mission.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Operations, logistics, project management, strategic planning, and technology solutions.
Military Teach/Assess/Counsel (TAC) Qualification Course (TQC) certified instructor.
My doctoral research explores how rural veterans describe emotional reasoning and other challenges affecting decisions about seeking healthcare. The work focuses on veterans' lived experiences with healthcare access and the factors that may influence whether they pursue, delay, or discontinue care.
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Selected awards and recognitions listed in my professional résumé.
I welcome professional conversations about higher education, leadership, healthcare administration, and veteran-focused research.