Logistics Analyst II - U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency (USAMMA) - Fort Detrick, MD
(2025-05)
Provide logistics expertise to the Force Projection Directorate (FPD) through Medical Logistics Support Team (MLST) and Care of Supplies in Storage (COSIS) missions, addressing medical acquisition, supply chain, and logistics requirements worldwide.
- Maintained accountability for $45M+ in Class VIII medical materiel across five global APS sites, achieving 99.4% stock record accuracy and leveraging IoT for continuous asset visibility.
- Facilitated six high-priority INDOPACOM missions lasting 30+ days each, exceeding operational targets while maintaining a 99%+ asset readiness rating.
- Prioritized movement of more than $3.7M in medical equipment to 25+ DoD organizations while enabling worldwide Projection missions.
- Reconciled discrepancies across 10,000+ medical line items at Army prepositioned storage facilities, achieving 100% compliance in readiness reporting and improving accountability.
Military Family Relocation (PCS) - Military Family Relocation - Germany to Fort Detrick, Maryland
(2024-07 - 2025-05)
Relocated from Germany to Fort Detrick, Maryland, following spouse's active-duty Army Permanent Change of Station (PCS) orders.
Procurement Technician - Public Health Command Europe - Landstuhl, Germany
(2023-11 - 2024-07)
- Championed end-to-end supply chain workflows for over 3,500 critical items, ensuring compliance with FDA regulations and uninterrupted availability for regional public health missions.
- Managed accountability for $1.5M in Government Furnished Property (GFP) achieving a 100% pass rate on annual Army property book audits.
- Dispatched time-sensitive laboratory reagents across 12 clinics in 3 combatant commands with zero temperature-control failures, ensuring HIPAA compliance.
- Resolved 98% of order discrepancies by preparing accurate Supply Discrepancy Reports (SDRs) and vigilantly monitoring purchase requests through final fulfillment.
Military Transition (ETS) - Military Transition - Kaiserslautern, Germany
(2023-06 - 2023-11)
Completed transition from active-duty U.S. Army service, including out-processing, relocation, and career preparation for civilian employment.
Medical Logistics Sergeant - U.S. Army Medical Materiel Center-Europe (USAMMC-E) - Kaiserslautern, Germany
(2021-07 - 2023-06)
Led theater-level medical logistics operations, managing the full product lifecycle for over 1,800 DoD and Department of State customers across 107 countries, sustaining medical readiness throughout the EUCOM and AFRICOM Areas of Responsibility.
- Directed distribution and transportation operations involving more than $140M in medical materiel annually while maintaining 100% accountability of approximately $18 million in daily warehouse inventory.
- Reduced inbound processing backlog from 10% to 2%, surpassing the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) standard of 3% and enhancing warehouse efficiency.
- Quantified and validated the condition of $2.9 million in critical medical equipment, ensuring 100% readiness for seven deployed Soldiers supporting Defender 22 operations in the Baltics and Black Sea.
- Developed and led on-the-job training for 120 borrowed personnel from 13 units, increasing Distribution and Transportation productivity by 30% while sustaining medical logistics support for four Combatant Commands.
Medical Logistics Specialist (68J) - United States Army - Fort Hood, TX
(2017-11 - 2021-07)
- Led and mentored 4 Soldiers as Operations NCOIC, overseeing training, medical logistics readiness, and equipment accountability for a 75-Soldier company.
- Maintained 98% organizational property accountability through cyclic inventories, reconciliations, and readiness inspections, ensuring seamless medical support operations.
- Streamlined the flow of critical repair parts, directly contributing to 98% equipment readiness and uninterrupted medical support for designated units.
Temperature Sensitive Medical Products (TSMP) NCOIC - U.S. Army Medical Materiel Center-Southwest Asia (USAMMC-SWA) - Camp As Sayliyah, Qatar
(2018-07 - 2019-04)
Directed theater-level cold chain operations supporting over 180 DoD, joint, and coalition medical units across the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) Area of Responsibility, ensuring uninterrupted availability of temperature sensitive medical materiel.
- Controlled the receipt, storage, accountability, and distribution of $4.5M in vaccines, blood products, laboratory reagent, and other temperature sensitive medical products, ensuring DEA compliance and maintaining zero temperature excursions and zero product loss.
- Processed 1,200+ temperature-sensitive outbound shipments and audited 800+ electronic temperature loggers to ensure full regulatory compliance and cold chain integrity.
- Spearheaded the theater receipt and layout of annual flu vaccine surge, cross-docking 35,000 doses with zero timeline delays or product degradation.
- Trained more than 20 Soldiers on cold chain management procedures, strengthening theater-wide cold chain operations and medical readiness.
Medical Logistics Specialist - United States Army - Fort Bliss, TX
(2016-01 - 2017-11)
- Enhanced medical supply ordering proficiency for 30+ Soldiers by coordinating specialized training on DCAM, AHLTAT, and MC4 systems, cutting processing time by 25%.
- Processed and distributed more than 200 medical supply line items valued at over $250,000 each week, improving medical supply availability for brigade medical units.
- Directed requisitioning, distribution, and warehousing of more than $4M in medical supplies during a contingency deployment to Camp Buehring, Kuwait, supporting Operation Spartan Shield.
