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Johnny Nwankwo, MPH, REHS/RS, CP-FS

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706-***-**** ● ad2efh@r.postjobfree.com

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Rockville, MD 20852 Sep 2023 – Present Office of Regulatory (ORA)

Office of Pharmaceutical Quality Operations (OPQO) Job Title: Consumer Safety Officer / Investigator

Responsibilities:

• Plans, coordinates, and conducts complex inspections of a wide range of industries that manufacture FDA regulated pharmaceutical products to ensure public health safety and regulatory compliance.

• Develops inspection procedures and techniques and coordinates the review process of New Drug Applications (NDA), and New Animal Drug Applications (NADA).

• Ensures regulated establishments produce a safe product by executing appropriate inspection methods, determining non-compliance with regulatory requirements, documenting noncompliance, and initiating enforcement action, where warranted.

• Conducts compliance and surveillance investigations of drug manufacturing firms that provide human and animal drugs to national and international consumers.

• Review records, observe firm operations and conduct hands-on verification to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and prepare detailed documentation of non-compliance with regulatory requirements.

Accomplishments:

• Facilitated the reinspection of a compounding facility that creates an average of 125 compounding products monthly which provides drug therapy to over 47 million Americans.

• Completed a recall audit to prevent the accidental ingestion of piece of glass leading to the protection of 74 million children.

Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health (OASH), Rockville, MD 20852 Aug 2021 – Sep 2023 Public Health Emergency Response Strike Team (PHERST) Job Title: Environmental Health Specialist VII

Responsibilities:

• Served as Environmental Health Specialist for Public Health Emergency Response Strike Team

(PHERST) for region 3: trained, prepared, and deployed in response to emergent situations: public health emergencies, natural disasters, and domestic incidents to support underserved and vulnerable populations within 8 hours of notification.

• Conducted risk assessment of deployment work sites. Identified and recorded potential hazards in the workplace and/or work procedure; evaluated the integrity of any structures on sites and equipment. Created and implemented safety plans to prevent or mitigate potential accidents/injuries, continuously monitored plans for compliance, and reinforced best safety practices. 2

• Compiled assessed hazards/risks and corrective measures report on FEMA ICS-215a Incident Action Plan Safety Analysis form for training and record purposes.

• Assisted in the development, deployment, and maintenance of the USPHS Commissioned Corps Headquarters’ Respiratory Protection Program to support the entire USPHS Corps officer’s annual respirator fitness test readiness.

• Evaluates post-deployment surveys for safety and health-related complaints and make recommendations on necessary regulatory or training needs required for safe deployments. Accomplishments:

Safety Section Chief at USPHS Commissioned Corps Command Cell (CCCC)

• Supported more than 8 deployment missions with about 288 deployed officers - on COVID-19, OAW, and Unaccompanied Children's (UC) missions. Conducted weekly virtual safety training to over 27 deployed Safety Officers and/or Officers-in-Charge which resulted in maintaining the safety of over 288 officers, 667 COVID patients, 8,765 Afghan refugees and 213 Unaccompanied Children.

• Responded proficiently to a COVID-19-positive case within the USPHS deployment team in American Samoa by creating and implementing an immediate Infection Control Plan with the Chief Medical Officer in CCCC and the Officer-in-Charge in American Samoa which prevented a potential outbreak that could have jeopardized the mission, thereby prevented the spread of COVID-19 and protected the health and safety of the 51 deployed officers and 387 American Samoan. Lead Safety Officer (SOFR) for OAW medically fragile site, Bethesda, MD

• Created and implemented a comprehensive safety plan for the fragile health facility, which included site safety inspection, COVID-19 vaccine temperature monitoring, evacuation plan, PPE burn rate and room occupancy load calculations, AED/First Aid and bleeding control placements, and training 12 USPHS and 4 Coast Guard officers. Efforts maintained the safety of 600 Afghan refugees and 42 deployed officers.

U.S. Army Garrison West Point, West Point, NY 10996 Sep 2018 – Aug 2021 West Point Installation Safety Office

Job title: Safety and Occupational Health Specialist Responsibilities:

FACILITY INSPECTONS:

• Independently planned and scheduled standard Army Safety and Occupational Health Inspection for 25 West Point Garrison and tenant organizations facilities/structures, including but not limited to ammunition and explosive supply points, arms storage rooms, Cadet motorcycle training lawn, Cadet cafeteria, warehouses, supply shops, hazardous material storages, laundry plant, child development centers, offices, children’s playgrounds, physics laboratory, and West Point Museum; and investigated reported health and safety violations.

• Identified, analyzed, and recorded risks/hazards and unsafe work practices in accordance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and/or Army regulations, National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), American National Standard Institute (ANSI), and New York State Laws, and documented it in a comprehensive report with photographs of violations for each inspected facility.

• Analyzed and assigned Risk Assessment Codes based on the probability and severity of safety deficiencies. Recommended course of action for occupational safety and health violations and created job hazard analysis for each work task as needed. Monitored implementation of corrective actions, performed follow-up inspections after corrective actions have been done, and closed out corrected violations.

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ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION AND REPORTING

• Investigated all OSHA and Army-required accidents, injuries, mishaps, near-misses, and deaths within the required time frame. Managed OSHA 300 accident and illness log. Compiled and analyzed statistical data on trends on all West Point reported injuries and accidents based on locations, causations, types, and classes of injuries, and identified, created, and implemented preventive and/or mitigative measures.

• Send all reportable accidents to the Department of Defense Safety Center and OSHA as required. Presented accident and injury records and prevention/mitigation measures to the West Point Superintendent, Garrison Commander, and organization directors during the annual Safety Council Meetings.

• Responded to all employees’ complaints of workplace hazards and provided written comprehensive reports to the Safety Director, and response to the employee. Maintain accident records and publish OSHA 300A data annually.

TRANSPORTATION SAFETY PROGRAM MANAGER

• Collaborate with United States Coast Guard (USCG) Waterways Management Division in New York to secure USCG Marine Event Permit for U.S. College of Cadet's Maritime Activities.

• Schedule Motorcycle Basic and Experience Rider Courses for USMA Cadets, Staff and Active-Duty Military personnel. Ensure Motorcycle range is in good condition for training; collect course survey.

• Provide transportation regulatory information for trainees. Offers Local Area Driving Course training to all newly arrived West Point Army personnel, and manage transportation safety data. RESPIRATOR PROTECTION PROGRAM MANAGER

• Conducted qualitative and quantitative respirator fit tests with half-face, full-face, and N95 respirators for trained and medically cleared employees and military personnel in accordance with OSHA requirements.

• Maintained respiratory protection program resources, including PPE, respirator fit tester, and fit test records. Packaged and shipped portacount respirator fit tester equipment annually for calibration. OTHER PROGRAMS MANAGED:

• Radiation Safety Program

• Emergency Management Coordinator (Safety and Equal Employment Opportunity Officers)

• West Point Health and Safety Training Coordinator EDUCATION

The George Washington University, Washington, DC 20052 Aug 2016 – May 2018 Master of Public Health

Environmental Health Science & Policy

Washington Adventist University, Takoma Park, MD 20912 Aug 2012 – May 2015 Bachelor of Science GPA: 3.92 (Max 4.0)

Health Fitness Management Summa Cum Laude

CERTIFICATIONS

Registered Environmental Health Specialist/Registered Sanitarian (REHS/RS) (Aug. 2022 – 2024 Aug.)

(From National Environmental Health Association)

Certified Professional – Food Safety (CP-FS) (Nov. 2023 – Nov. 2025)

(From National Environmental Health Association)

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TRAININGS

Title Organization Year

• Leadership Principles

• USAID Humanitarian Assistance and

Disaster Response

Harvard University Business School

USAID

Jul – Sep 2023

2023

• Radiological Emergency Medical

Management Course

American College of Medical Toxicology 2023

• Emergency Medical Response American Safety & Health Institute (ASHI) 2023 – 2026

• Prehospital Trauma Life Support National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT)

2022 – 2026

• Environmental Health Training in Emergency

Response (EHTER) – Operations (40-Hours)

FEMA Center for Domestic Preparedness 2022

• NIMS ICS All-Hazards Safety Officer FEMA/ASPR 2022

• Medical Management of Chemical and

Biological Casualties (MCBC)

U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of

Chemical Defense

2021

• Field Management of Biological and

Chemical Casualties (FCBC)

U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of

Chemical Defense

2021

• Construction Industry: OSHA 510 Occupational safety and Health Administration

(OSHA)

2019

• General Industry: OSHA 511 OSHA 2019

• Life Safety Code – 101 National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 2019

• Electrical Safety – 70E NFPA 2019

VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES

• Veteran Suicide Prevention Program, by Access Housing Inc., SE Veterans Service Center, Washington DC (2023)

• 16th Annual Frederick Health Fair, by Asian American Center of Frederick (2023)

• 2023 Maryland Day: Nutrition and Exercise Program, by US Public Health Service (2023)

• Adopt-a-highway: Highway clean up activity, by USPHS (2023)

• Frederick Food Distribution Volunteer Activity (2022/2023) AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

• US Public Health Service (USPHS) Achievement Medal (2023)

• USPHS Crisis Response Service Medal (2023)

• USPHS Outstanding Unit Citation Award (2023)

• USPHS Unit Citation Award (x2) (2022/2023)

• Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health Outstanding Teamwork Award (2023)

• USPHS Presidential Unit Citation Award (2021)

• US Army Civilian Achievement Medal (2021)

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