Publications

• Medical redeployment in soldiers with and without medical deployment waivers.
• Functional screening for vestibular and balance problems soon after head injury: options in development for the field or aid station.

Profession: Physician (MD or DO)

Current ABMS or AOA Board Specialty and Subspecialty Certification(s): Aerospace Medicine and Occupational Medicine

License: Virginia

Additional Information: Active duty Lieutenant Colonel currently serving as the Chief of Preventive Medicine (and Occupational Medicine), Army National Guard, Arlington, VA. Army National Guard subject matter expert in Occupational Medicine across the 50 States, 3 Territories and Washington DC. West Point graduate with over 20+ years of leadership and management, Board Certified in Occupational Medicine with additional certifications as a Medical Review Officer and DOT Medical Examiner. Maintains clinical acumen at the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital in the National Capitol Region.

Education: Occupational Medicine-US Army School of Aviation (Fort Rucker) Occupational Medicine, Aerospace Medicine-Naval Aerospace Medical Institute, Masters in Public Health-University of West Florida, and Doctorate in Medicine-Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences

Years in Practice: Less than 5 years

Current Hospital Privileges (Excluding Courtesy): Fort Belvoir Community Hospital

Number of file reviews previously performed: 11 to 100 file reviews

Average monthly hours in direct patient care: 11 to 40 hours