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The following is a summary of the author’s
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NOTEWORTHY EXPERIENCE
Most creative: Founder and Director Releasing Your Unlimited
Creativity programs and services 1998-Present
Most independent: Senior Technical Advisor, Office of Engineering,
Safety and Environmental Support, Defense Programs, Department of
Energy (1993-1998)
Most senior management position: Acting Director, Office Research ,
Development and Testing Facilities, Defense Programs, Department of
Energy (1992-1993) Oversight and infrastructure responsibility for
approximately 37,000 federal and contractor employees at Los Alamos
National Laboratory, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Sandia
National Laboratory, and the Nevada Test Site
Most revealing: Co-arbitrator for resolution of disagreements over a
Nevada Test Site fatal helicopter accident investigation (1992)
Greatest impact: Chief, Technical Training Branch, Office of
Scientific and Engineering Recruitment, Training and Staff
Development, Department of Energy (1990 -1991)
Greatest “big picture” view: ditto, Chief, Technical Training
Branch,
Most challenging: Program Manager, Radiological Health and Emergency
Preparedness, Office of Safety Policy and Standards, Department of
Energy (1988-1990)
Most fun: Emergency Response Coordinator, Region I, US Nuclear
Regulator Commission1985-1988
Greatest specialized scientific skill: Radiation Effects Research
Scientist, Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute, Bethesda MD
1978-1981
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Managerial and Program Management Experience
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Development and management of Releasing Your Unlimited Creativity
programs and services.
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Headquarters line management implementation of environmental and
occupational safety and health programs, disciplined operations,
oversight, and infrastructure for approximately 37,000 federal and
contractor employees at Los Alamos National Laboratory, Lawrence
Livermore National Laboratory, Sandia National Laboratory, and the
Nevada Test Site.
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Supervised and managed development of the Defense Programs
technical training and qualification program and its associated
integrated professional program for approximately technical 350
employees to meet Defense Nuclear Facility Safety Board disciplined
operations and oversight requirements.
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Oversaw the development of all technical programs for the Office
of Scientific and Engineering Recruitment, Training, and Staff
Development for the Department of Energy's 4,000 technical employees
with primary focus on integrated disciplined operations and
oversight.
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Performed as program manager for the Department of Energy
Radiological Protection and Emergency Preparedness Program including
policy and guidance, field oversight, and research and development
activities with an approximate $4 million budget (1988 dollars).
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Managed the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) Region I Emergency
Preparedness Program encompassing all NRC licensed facilities in the
New England and Mid-Atlantic States.
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Managed the radiological safety program for the Armed Forces
Radiobiology Research Institute (AFRRI) research reactor, linear
accelerator and broad based medical research and development
programs
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Managed and programmatic lead for the radiological dosimetry
support services program at the AFRRI including research and
development activities.
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Managed the administration of the Enlisted Physics Curriculum at
the Naval Nuclear Power School, Orlando Florida.
Personnel/ Human Development Experience
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Creativity consultant - primary individual and small business
coaching on personal and/or professional issues
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Consultant Workshops
Orchestrating the Organization
Facility/Organizational
Conduct of Operation
Creating Organizational Cultural Change
Fundamentals for Releasing Your Unlimited Creativity
Fresh Breath of the Heart
Feminine Power
Building Blocks for Releasing Your Unlimited Creativity
Foundation for the Education of the Heart
Navigating from the Heart
Origins of Thought
Oneness - Understanding the Longing of the Heart
Individual/Organizational Rituals and Ceremonies
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Developed or established training and staff development programs
for:
Defense Programs technical personnel and integrated professional
development
Department of Energy technical personnel
US NRC Region I Emergency Response Program
Armed Force Radiobiology Research Institute radiological safety
Radiological health aspects of the Defense Nuclear Agency Medical
Effects of Nuclear Weapons Programs for Department of Defense
medical personnel.
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Formal instructor appointments
Navy Nuclear Power School
Naval Aerospace Medical Institute
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Defense Nuclear Agency Medical Effects of Nuclear Weapons Course
Department of Energy (various)
Technical Experience
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Consultant via Alpha Management Solutions, Inc to US Army Chemical
Demilitarization Program on formality and disciplined operations
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Facility and personnel environment, health and safety program and
integrated disciplined operation implementation for both research
and development and operations of high hazard operations
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Extensive regulatory and non-regulator inspection and assessment
experience for disciplined operations and oversight
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Facility operations and line management experience
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Lead research scientist for radiation and damage effects on
biological and material systems.
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Extensive knowledge in program and operational management of
emergency preparedness and emergency response
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Commercial and military power reactor applications and non-power
reactor applications, operations and oversight
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Broad based non reactor and medical nuclear research and
development experience
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Approximately 15 technical publications circa 1974 through 1989
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Provide workshop on the topic of creativity and the origin of
one’s thoughts and one’s thinking.
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Books: Unpublished -
essential material placed on the Releasing Your Unlimited
Creativity
family of web site.
UNIQUE ASSIGNMENTS AND EXPERIENCES
Developed accelerated learning and training methodologies for
Defense Programs, Department of Energy
Co-arbitrator for resolution of disagreements over a Nevada Test
Site fatal helicopter accident.
Department of Energy representative to the Nuclear Energy Agency
Committee on Radiological Protection and Public Health, Paris,
France. International policy and guidance.
Member of the Defense Nuclear Agency Nuclear Weapons Accident
Response Team for world wide deployment.
Chairman, National Naval Medical Center Federal Credit Union Loan
Committee. Policy and loan operations.
AFRRI Drug and Alcohol Control Board. Control of usage of all
controlled substances at the medical research facility (narcotics,
alcohol, hallucinogens, etc.).
AFRRI Reactor Safety Committee and Radiation Facilities Safety
Committee. Oversight of all research and development radiological
activities at the medical institute.
Led a joint Defense Programs/Laboratory task force to develop an
integrated risked based prioritization system (multiattribute
utility theory methodology).
EMPLOYMENT SUMMARY CHRONOLOGY
Independent Creativity Consultant/Writer 1998 - Pres
Founder and Director Releasing Your Unlimited Creativity programs
and services 1998-Present
Department of Energy 1988 - 1998
Senior Technical Advisor, Office of Engineering, Safety and
Environmental Support, Defense Programs 1993-1998
Acting Director, Office Research , Development and Testing
Facilities, Defense Programs 1992-1993
Deputy Director, Office Research, Development and Testing
Facilities, Defense Programs 1991-1992
Chief, Technical Training Branch, Office of Scientific and
Engineering Recruitment, Training and Staff Development, 1990 -1991
Acting Director, Division of Resident Programs, Office of Quality
Assurance 1990
Program Manager, Radiological Health and Emergency Preparedness,
Office of Safety Policy and Standards 1988-1990
US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, 1982 - 1988
Emergency Response Coordinator, Region I, 1985-1988
Project Engineer, Reactor Licensing and Inspection Office, 1983-1985
Reactor Engineer - Operator Licensing Examiner, Reactor Licensing
and Inspections Office 1982-1983
Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute, Defense Nuclear
Agency, 1978 - 1982; Active Duty, Lieutenant, US Navy Medical
Service Corps
Radiation Safety Office, Armed Forces Radiobiology Research
Institute, Bethesda, MD 1981-1982
Radiation Effects Research Scientist, Armed Forces Radiobiology
Research Institute, Bethesda MD 1978-1981
US Navy, 1973-1978; Commissioned Ensign, 1973; Resigned
Lieutenant, USN 1978
Director, Enlisted Physics Division, Naval Nuclear Powers School,
Orlando FL 1977-1978
Instructor, Naval Nuclear Power School, Mare Island, CA and Orlando
FL. 1974-1977
CERTIFICATION/EDUCATION/TRAINING
Certified Health Physicist (1982-1998)
US Nuclear Regulatory Commission Reactor Operator Examiner
(1983-1987)
B.S. Physics, Villanova University, 1973
M.S. Physics, Naval Postgraduate School, 1974
Communication Electronics, Capitol Radio Engineering Institute,
1982
National Naval Medical Center Clinical Nuclear Medicine 400 hours,
1978
Various technical and non-technical related training programs
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