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CURRICULUM VITAE
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Health Services Officer, PHS #XXXXX
Address
Work email
Work phone number
USPHS CAREER PROGRESSION:
Date
01/18/2011Current
06/01/200901/17/2011
10/01/200705/28/2009
Position/
Billet
Title
Team Lead/
Scientist
Management
Officer
Agency
Centers for
Disease
Control
and
Prevention
Project
Centers for
Officer/
Disease
Public Health
Control
Advisor
and
Prevention
Area
Indian
prevention
Health
officer/
Service
Community/
Clinical
Dental
Hygienist
Program/
Division
School
Health
Rank and
Temporary
Grade
CDR
O-5
Billet
Level
Transformation
Pillar
O-6
(supervisory)
1.Underserved
and vulnerable
populations
Chronic
Disease
LCDR
O-4
O-5 (team
lead nonsupervisory)
5.Addressess
public health need
Pediatric
Dentistry
LT
O-3
O-5 (nonsupervisory)
N/A
EDUCATION, CREDENTIALS/LICENSURES, TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT:
Degrees
Master of Science, Management Information Systems (MIS)
Buffalo State University, Buffalo, New York
Graduate course-work, Biology (no degree)
Penn State University, University Park, Pennsylvania
Bachelor of Science, Management Information Systems (MIS)
Purdue University, Peoria, Indiana
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May 1989
August 1983-84
May 1982
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Certification/Credentialing, Licensure
Required/Mandatory Certification/Licensure
Licensure: Clinical Psychology
State: Virginia
Expiration date: May 2016
Additional/Optional (i.e., not required by discipline) Certification/Licensure
Certification: The American College of Epidemiology: Member (1988), Fellow (2001)
Certified Health Education Specialist: October 2000-2005
Leadership Assessment Course for Team Leaders and Emerging Supervisors: April 2012
Training (past year)
Public Health Training/Experience
35st Annual Epidemiology Summer Session (3 courses)
University of Michigan School of Public Health, Ann Arbor, Michigan
June – August 2013
Continuing Education (past year)
1) USPHS Professional Association Annual Meeting (3 days)
Anchorage, Alaska, 12.0 CE
2) IHS Physician Assistant and Advance Practice Nurse, 10.0 CME
Annual CE Seminar: IHS, Phoenix, AZ
3) Field Response to Hazardous Chemical Spills, 8.0 CE:
May 2014
March 2014
December 2013
ACHIEVEMENTS & CONTRIBUTIONS TO AGENCY MISSION:
USPHS Assignment(s):
Title and Billet Rating: Management Officer O-6 Supervisor
Transformation Pillar: 1. Underserved and vulnerable populations
Organization: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Office for State,
Tribal, Local and Territorial Support (OSTLTS), Division of Public Health
Performance Improvement (DPHPI), Research Outcomes Branch (ROB)
Location: Atlanta, GA
Date: 01/18/2011- present
Duties and Responsibilities:
 Served as lead expert in the field of ionizing and non-ionizing radiation representing NIOSH,
CDC at policy meetings with national stakeholders (2001-present)
 Reviewed key studies on mammography for CDRH, FDA to evaluate the new digital technology
and made recommendations to FDA and the mammography industry (1995-1998)
 Co-authored over 35 peer-reviewed scientific papers (bibliography attached)
Impact/Accomplishments:
 Developed an exposure assessment strategy to assess Anthrax contamination throughout multiple
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Capitol Hill buildings providing critical information for the Congressional Leadership
Title and Billet Level: Chemist O-5 Team Lead (Non-Supervisory)
Transformation Pillar: 5. Addresses public health need
Organization: Food and Drug Administration, Biologics Unit
Location: Washington, DC
Date: 02/25/2008-03/15/2011
Duties and Responsibilities:
 Served as lead expert in the field of ionizing and non-ionizing radiation representing NIOSH,
CDC at policy meetings with national stakeholders (2001-present)
 Conducted health hazard evaluations to anticipate, recognize, evaluate, and control radiation,
biological, and chemical hazards including investigation of Anthrax in the Washington, DC
Senate buildings (2001-present)
 Co-authored over 35 peer-reviewed scientific papers (bibliography attached)
Impact/Accomplishments:
 Developed an exposure assessment strategy to assess Anthrax contamination throughout multiple
Capitol Hill buildings providing critical information for the Congressional Leadership
USPHS Awards
Outstanding Service Medal (2012)
For [list citation]
Commendation Medal (2013, 2010)
For [list citation]
PHS Citation (2011)
For [list citation]
PHS Citation (2010)
For [list citation]
Unit Commendation (2012)
For [list citation]
Special Assignment Award (2010)
For [list citation]
Other Awards
FDA Agency Administrators Award (2003)
For [list citation]
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PROFESSIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS & SERVICES TO THE USPHS COMMISSIONED
CORPS (OFFICERSHIP):
Membership/Leadership/Involvement in PAC/Advisory Groups/COA and Other USPHS
Activities
 HS-PAC: Volunteer, Communications Sub-Committee Member (2010-2014)
 JOAG: Voting Member (2003-2005)
 Social Work PAG: Chair (2001); Chair-elect (2000)
 MOLC: Secretary (1999) Aide-de-Camp (2001-2002)
 Health Services Appointment Board, Member (1999-2003)
 Honor Guard (1999 – 2001)
 PHS Ensemble (1998 – present)
Collateral Duties/Agency Support Activities
 Champion for Cancer Health Disparities - NCI Director’s Bypass Budget Work Group (2003,
2004, 2005)
 Served as Division coordinator for issues related to minority health and health disparities (19992005)
 Organized NIOSH/CDC Workshop on Health Effects of Ionizing Radiation (1998) Surgeon
General’s Promotion Task Force, Member (2002-2003)
USPHS and Agency Deployments
Anthrax, FEMA, Washington, DC (2001)
Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans, LA (2005)
USPHS Response Team and Tier
Regional Incident Support Team 4 (Tier 1)
June 2009-Present
USPHS Mentor/Mentee Program and PHS Recruitment
Associate Recruiter: Member (2002 – 2008) Health Services Discipline Liaison: public health (2005)
HSO Mentee (1999-2001)- mentored by CAPT…..
Professional Organizations (USPHS and non-USPHS)
Reserve Officers Association (ROA) (2002 – present)
COA (National): Board of Directors, Health Service Representative (1998 – 2002)
COA (Atlanta Branch): Chair of Program Committee (1995 – 1996)
American College of Healthcare Executives (1994 – 1996)
PUBLICATIONS/PRESENTATIONS:
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Publications
1) Friedman LM, Furberg CD, DeMets DL. Fundamentals of clinical trials. 3rd ed. Boston, (MA):
PSG Inc.; 1983.
2) Brown LM. Epidemiology of alcohol-associated cancers. Alcohol 35:161-168, 2005.
3) Baris D, Silverman DT, Brown LM, Swanson GM, Hayes RB, Schwarz AG, Liff JM,
Schoenberg JB, Pottern LM, Greenberg RS, Stewart PA. Occupation, pesticide exposure and
risk of multiple myeloma. Scandinavian Journal of Work and Environmental Health 30:215222, 2003.
4) The URL:http://www.nlm.nih.gov/pubs/formats/internet.pdf includes formats for bibliographic
citation of Internet documents including journals, monographs, databases and homepages.
Website examples: No ending period is used after a URL or other Internet address in a citation
unless it concludes with a slash (“/”). The period may interfere with a hyperlink. For example:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/pubs/formats/internet.pdf. Insert a period in this example because it ends
with a slash: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/.
Presentations:
1) 2000. Oral Presentation/Webinar. “NHANES-DIMES”. USDA Continuing Survey Users Group
Meeting, March 31.
2) 2000. Oral Presentation. “State Autism Program-Showing Impact”. HRSA Combating Autism
Act State Implementation Grantee Meeting. Baltimore, MD July 19
3) 2000. Poster Presentation. “Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury-A Growing Problem”. National
Traumatic Brain Injury Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA. April 1
4) 1999. Invited participant and presenter: “Epidemiology of Sickle Cell Disease Panel”.
Saskatchewan Nutrition Survey Data Review Meeting, Organized by CANTOX. CANADA.
March 2-3.
CIVIC, COMMUNITY, AND VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES: (OPTIONAL)
Volunteer, Big Brothers and Big Sisters (2000-present)
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