SHAWNTA N. SAMPSON, MBA
***** ***** ******* ****** . **********, MD 20876 . 240-***-****
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HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATOR . OPERATIONS DIRECTOR
Career Summary:
Visionary Healthcare Operations Executive with 26 years of extensive
experience leading medical, surgical, laboratory pharmacy, radiology,
administrative, and training services in government environments. Delivers
superior leadership to elevate business performance and to drive process
improvement. Develops and executes strategic plans and aligns healthcare
delivery systems to maintain overall readiness and service continuity.
Rationalizes resources and integrates or streamline operations to support
current and future business demands. Decisive and influential leader, who
articulates, direction, builds cohesive, high performing teams, and who
moves easily among multifunctional and multi-cultural teams. Honorably
Retired United States Veteran with 26 years of active duty service.
Select Accomplishments:
. Strategic Planning and Execution: Developed strategies to integrate
next-gen technologies and consolidated processes within 2 major
Operating Room departments as part of a $2B merger between Walter Reed
Army Medical Center D. C. and Naval Medical Center Bethesda. Led
space planning and utilization to facilitate 50% growth in patients
and services; which increased efficiency and cycle time by 25 percent.
. Operations Process Improvement: Developed Readiness Training Standard
Operating Procedures for reducing failure rate by 75%. Utilized
existing resources to optimize project objectives resulting in a cost
savings of $12K and the on-time completion of a $2B congressionally
mandated integration of medical assets in the National Capital Area.
. Project Management: Reengineered the Command Managed Equal
Opportunity (CMEO) program for the Walter Reed National Military
Medical Center. Promoted a positive command climate and quality of
life by providing an environment in which all personnel can perform to
their maximum ability, unimpeded by institutional or individual basis
based on race, color, ethnicity, national origin, sex or religious
stereotypes. Shaped and maintained a positive equal opportunity
environment through government policy, communication, training,
evaluation, and mentoring programs.
. Change Management: Championed competency-based mentorship and career
development training for 300 personnel at Walter Reed Army Medical
Center and sponsored college education for 80% of the team within the
Directorate for Clinical Support Services. Guided nursing, behavioral
health, laboratory, administrative, radiology and surgical teams
through the merger of Walter Reed and Bethesda Hospitals.
. Turnaround Management: Implemented a comprehensive recruiting
campaign for the organization's Sexual Assault Response and Prevention
Program that increased team membership by 50 percent. Employed a
"train-the-trainer" approach to train over 165 team members which
increased awareness by 80 percent. Led the organization through
Inspector General (IG) inspection. Earned the first-ever "Best
Business Practice" status. Recognized for performance.
KNOWLEDGE AREAS
. Strategic Vision and Leadership
. Healthcare Operations Management
. Business Process Improvement
. Lean Six Sigma Strategies
. Mergers and Integration
. Secret Clearance (Active)
. Project and Program Management
. Equal Opportunity Management
. Policy Management
. Change Management
. Sexual Assault Prevention and Response
. Human Resource Management
. Develop/Manage High Performance Teams
. Prepare/Meet Annual Operating Budgets
. Turnaround Management
Professional Experience
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
2012 - Present Associate Director for Clinical Support
Services, Bethesda, MD
Hand selected at the request of the CEO of the organization to assume
leadership for Clinical Support Services. Appointed to nearly every
demanding critical position in the organization, explored solutions and
excelled. Areas of Responsibility: Radiology, Pharmacy, Physical
Readiness, Occupational Health, and Preventive Medicine. Directs
operations for 1,000 employees and $1M budget.
. Constantly excels in every endeavor. Performance is characterized by
adaptability and strategic thinking. Communicated effectively with a
diverse team of senior service members. Provided personnel and
administrative management for 1,000 employees. Oversaw the full spectrum
of administrative operations, systems, and programs while developing
policy, procedures, and an environment conducive to positive dialogue
across the organization.
. Board Chairman for 300 successful Career Development Boards, resulting in
50 staff promotions, 100 awards and 35 selections for additional career
enhancing opportunities.
. Advisor for all matters in the organization during high turnover and
staffing fluctuations. Revamped and streamlined assignment of 50
personnel, filling critical manning positions within the organization.
. Developed the ability of 300 employees to perform and contribute to the
organization by providing ongoing feedback and by providing opportunities
to learn through formal and informal methods. Inspired and fostered team
commitment, spirit, pride, and trust. Facilitated cooperation and
motivated 300 personnel to accomplish goals and objectives.
. Analyzed and evaluated proposed changes in mission, operating procedures
and delegation of authority. Identified data required for use in the
management and direction of programs. Developed management and/or
program evaluation plans, procedures, and methodology. Conducted studies
on efficiency and productivity, recommending changes or improvements in
the organization, staffing, work methods, and procedures.
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
2011 - 2012 Associate Director for Administration, Bethesda, MD
Advisor to the CEO and Board of Directors on all issues
directly affecting 1,250 personnel. Led operations, medical readiness and
training. Exercised a full range of personnel supervision, leadership
authorities and responsibilities. Established performance standards for
employees, evaluated performance, and recommended selection for team
membership and project leaders. Charged with upholding highest level of
ethical standards in the provisions of health care management. Responsible
for the operations of a 150K budget.
. Completely revitalized the Administration department, flawlessly managed
thousands of complex and challenging problems associated with the union
of National Naval Medical Center Bethesda and Walter Reed Army Medical
Center.
. Established an intense training program for 38 personnel providing tools
for success in overall customer services and patient satisfaction,
resulting in increased staff and patient satisfaction across the
organization.
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center 2009 - 2011
Associate Director, Surgical Services, Bethesda, MD
Selected by the Director of Surgical Services to assume leadership for
surgical services offering 20 sub-specialties to active duty personnel and
eligible beneficiaries. Completed 7,623 surgical procedures. Direct
operations of 600 employees. Served as an expert planner and advisor on
employee placement within the organization. Reviewed documentation for
compliance with guidance and regulations. Annual budget $20.97M
operational budget.
. Showcased dynamic leadership skills as the Assistant Director for the
largest patient care department in the organization.
. Developed, led and motivated over 600 employees in the delivery of world-
class healthcare in a multifaceted organization comprised of 20 sub-
specialties treating over 100K patients annually. Inspired employees to
excel above all others was evident by their success.
Expeditionary Medical Facility Camp Lemonier 2008
Director/Chief Operations Officer, Djibouti, Africa
Recruited to assume leadership and day-to-day operations for 24-hour
medical clinic offering full medical services to deployed forces. Oversaw
complete clinic operations in support of the Global war on Terrorism.
Ensured customer service, outstanding healthcare, procurement, regulatory
compliance, accreditation inspection, waste disposal, ambulance services,
and emergency management training to 17 staff including physicians, nurses,
and technicians. Directly managed a $5.5M budget.
. Strategically located. Developed and molded a talented diverse group of
medical professional from six separate organizations across the United
States. Trained 32 personnel for future operational assignments while
developing senior leadership to perform at the executive level.
. System Administrator for the Theater Medical Information Program, led the
implementation of a unified computer database system for Electronic
Health Records; contributing directly to continuity of care and access to
life-long recorded medical records management.
. Meticulously tracked the medical readiness for 32 deployed personnel
resulting in the data entry and 100% deployability of staff.
. Independently coordinated the manifestation of a flight mission, which
was essential to the movement from Kuwait to Djibouti, Africa ahead of
schedule.
National Naval Medical Center Bethesda 2006-2008
Senior Operations Chief, Nursing Services, Bethesda, MD
Acting Chief of Operations Officer in the absence of the incumbent. Led
the day-today operations for 4 Inpatient wards, encompassing a team of 194
employees. Managed a $2.18M budget.
. Accelerated professional development and aggressively supervised 194
employees maximizing performance leading to 25 selected promotions and
awards.
. Key player in the formation of Nursing Services department, advocating an
efficient and unified staff providing outstanding medical care to 770
casualties.
. Expertly led a multi-service Psychiatric Technician Integration Team.
Collected data, analyzed core competencies and standardized processes,
which produced a new world-class integrated system of operations.
. Proactive in the identification of innovation approaches on instructional
design by creating and testing new techniques for analysis of needs and
development of instructional strategies to improve the effectiveness of
the organization.
National Naval Medical Center Bethesda 2006
Associate Director Women's Health, Bethesda, MD
Selected to optimize 4 Inpatient Wards. Developed leaders. Proactively
engaged upward mobility within the organization. Sustained superior
performance while exhibiting astute managerial skills and positive
direction during periods of transition and manpower challenges.
. Developed standard operating procedures in accordance with Department of
Defense and Joint Commission compliance to support operation, mission,
and training readiness.
. Led team through a successful Joint Commission and Inspector General
Inspection.
. Created competency-based training for 150 personnel in the operations of
an Inpatient setting.
Naval Hospital Yokosuka 2005-2006
Senior Operations Manager, Patient Administration Department, Yokosuka,
Japan
Transferred at the requested of the United States to fulfill the demanding
position as Senior Operations Manager. Engaged mentor who provided
guidance and strategies to motivate personnel resulting in increased
productivity and accountability. Multifaceted leader who has an
outstanding track record of sustained superior performance in developing
her staff in one of the busiest departments in the hospital averaging 400
daily patients visits; providing record maintenance and accountability for
18,500 medical record. Annual operation budget $250K.
. Insured annual record verification and accurate data entry of 1,000
patient records in 2 databases, increased force protection and medical
readiness for 26 different organizations abroad.
. Role model, leader, mentor and advocate for her personnel. Significantly
impacted department/organization cohesiveness, morale and motivation.
. Led a team and developed a Medical Correspondence Tracking and Record
Retrieval Program resulting in locating and filing 72,000 pieces of
medical documentation, lab, and x-ray data; significantly enhanced the
quality of patient care globally.
2nd Force Service Support Group 2003-2005
Senior Operations Manager, French Creak Area Clinic, Camp Lejeune, NC
Recruited to realign the healthcare delivery system, while maintaining
service continuity to more than 50,000 military personnel. Led the day to
day operations of medical, clinical and training programs. Allotted budget
$1.5M.
. Directly responsible for the supervision of 70 personnel in all aspects
of their position descriptions and responsibilities which ensured
appropriate health care 4,000 military personnel.
. Increased medical readiness from 80% to an average of 89% for eight
departments. As the Chief Operations Officer organized the medical
mobilization and demobilizing process 1,404 personnel. Expert leadership
created an efficient process in which over 2,700 immunizations were
administered, 200 physical exam performed and 382 post deployment exams
were completed.
. Coordinated 14 active duty post deployment serum draws totaling over
4,000 specimens for returning mobilizations in support of Operation
Enduring.
2nd Force Service Support Group, Medical Battalion 2002-2003
Substance Abuse Control Officer/Director Battalion Medical Assist Team,
Camp Lejeune, NC
During the pre-stage phase of deployment, developed 33 deployment folders
and built a comprehensive database enabling efficient management of
personnel and immediate response to report requirements. Allotted budget
$30K.
. Responsible Officer for $500K of equipment and consumables. Meticulous
management skills enabled the organization to maintain a 95% operational
readiness status during combat operations.
. Supervised 7 Mass Casualty Drills. Her objective analysis and creative
ideas ensured continuous improvement of casualty response times and
patient flow.
. Coordinated 5 Immunization Exercises with minimal impact on operational
mission.
. Substance Abuse Control Officer. Built a team of strong leaders
consisting of 25 assistants. Markedly heightened awareness, improved
submission timeliness, and ensured 100 % review of samples submitted for
lab analysis. Incorporated preliminary screening programs for early
intervention.
Commanding General Training Command East, Field Medical Service School
2000-2002
Instructor Duty, Senior Operations Manager, Administrative Department, Camp
Lejeune, NC
Selected by the Office of Special Programs to fulfill the position of
Instructor. Superior manager and leader, executed the organization's
administrative, personnel, and student control functions. Demonstrated
exceptional professionalism, expertise and administrative competency by
maintaining comprehensive student databases that significantly contributing
to the organization meeting it training mission for 1,200 students
annually.
. Primary point of contact for all issues regarding pay, order
modification, higher authority liaison, and transfer of employees.
. Appointed as the Command Substance Abuse Control Officer, ensured the
needs of employees who required additional treatment and counseling were
met without interruption of academic training.
. Dynamic medical subject instructor, continuously received high marks on
critiques from employees and students.
. Accurately and efficiently maintained a comprehensive student database,
providing statistical data on student through-put which was frequently
requested by higher authority.
Naval Hospital Cherry Point 1996-2000
Senior Operations Manager, Material Management Department, Cherry Point, NC
Effectively managed the department in the absence of the CEO. Developed
Personnel Qualification Standards and Standard Operating Procedures.
Refined Spot inventories and several key inventory control procedures.
Budget $2M.
. Revised and implemented the bi-yearly wall-to-wall warehouse inventory
control process, ensuring improved accuracy and efficiency.
. Instituted a Vaccine Prime Vendor Account with Amersource providing
research tools for vaccines, price comparison, and dosage amounts saving
the organization $40K annually.
. Authored 3 Quick Desk Reference Guides and 7 Position Descriptions for
the organization.
. Initiated a locator system and established a high/low rate for warehouse
supplies, reducing the time to process orders and increased fill rate to
90%.
. Orchestrated and developed a Cart Exchange System for warehouse supplies,
reducing the time needed to pull supplies. Implemented a cross
training/Personnel Qualification Standard system for newly reporting
employees
. Key Player in the implementation of the Micro Mics 4.0 Inventory Control
System (Beta test of version 4.1).
Other Professional Experience (1996 - 1991)
2d Marine Aircraft Wing, Cherry Point NC 1993-1996
Highly skilled Non-Physician Health Care Provider trained to provide direct
medical care, perform minor surgical procedures, and prescribe medications
dependent of a licensed physician. Clinical rotations include: Internal
Medicine, Surgery, Emergency Medicine, OBGYN, Occupational Health, and
Preventive Medicine. Supervised the daily operations of order entry,
patient-flow, patient scheduling, coding (ICD-9) and record maintenance.
Performed triage, medical screenings, medical record maintenance,
immunizations, physical examinations, SOAP notes, and environment of care
reports for 10,000 military personnel. Managed a $25K budget.
National Naval Medical Center Bethesda, Bethesda, MD 1992-1993
General Medicine Clinic Office Administrator for 12 employees. Supply
Officer $40K annual budget. Responsible for the day-today administrative
functions of clinic personnel. Performed vital signs, triage, and medical
screenings to Geriatric patients. Responsible for scheduling, order-entry,
x-ray request, lab request, patient check-in/check-out procedures.
National Naval Medical Center Bethesda, Bethesda, MD 1991-1992
Internal Medicine Clinic Office Administrator for 50 physicians and nurses.
Procured $1M in equipment and supplies. Trained medical professionals in
the daily operations of the clinic. Provided front desk coverage, answered
phones, printed test results, patient check-in/check-out, recorded and
tracked positive test results and preformed stand-bys.
UNSN Comfort (T-AH-20), Baltimore, MD 1990-1991
Deployed in support of Operation Desert Storm and Shield. Assigned to the
Medical-Surgical Ward. Performed direct patient care, admission and
discharge of patient, venipuncture, dressing changing, administering
medication, documenting care and pre/post-operative instruction.
Education, Professional Credentials, and certifications
MSA, Public Administration, Central Michigan University, St. Pleasant, MI;
since 2012
BS, Health Care Management, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL;
since 2010
AA, General Studies, Central Texas College, Clearwater, TX; since 2007
Certified Lean Six Sigma Champion, Department of Defense (CLSS - DOD);
since 2009
Certified Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, Department of Defense (CLSS-DOD);
since 2010
Human Resoures Management for Supervisors Course, Department of Defense
(CLSS-DOD); since 2013
Clinic Management Course, Department of Defense (CLSS-DOD); since 2010
Sexual Assault Response and Prevention Course, Department of Defense (CLSS-
DOD); since 2010
Professional Affiliations
American College of Healthcare Executives, 2014
Maryland Association of Healthcare Executives, 2014
Central Michigan Alumni Association, 2012- present
Southern Illinois University Alumni Association 2010 - present
Volunteer OPPORTUNITIES
Armed Forces Retirement Home, Washington, DC; 2010 and 2012
Manna Food Center, Gaithersburg, MD; 2013