Tommy D. Franklin, Jr.
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Healthcare Administrator specialized in supporting high quality care in a
cost effective manner.
SUMMARY:
Healthcare executive with 25 years experience in medical facilities and
corporate headquarters. Record of excellence in coordinating finances,
human resource management, patient administration, managed care, practice
management, emergency management, medical logistics, information
management, medical facility operations, and ancillary services to include
pharmacy and laboratory. Skilled at bringing individuals from diverse
backgrounds together and motivating them toward a common goal.
EXPERIENCE:
Administrator & Chief Operating Officer, Patrick Medical Group, Cocoa Beach
FL Apr 13 to Present
Leads 474 personnel and the management of $63 million in medical
operations. Delivers high quality patient-centered care for 53,000 covered
lives in Central Florida. Ensures staff are organized, trained and
equipped to travel worldwide to provide medical support for emergency
operations.
. Drove fiscal year closeout and oversaw the purchase of $193,000 in
medical equipment, $190,000 in pharmaceuticals and $63,000 in medical
supplies-guaranteed no gap in critical materials for next fiscal year.
Team recognized as the regional Resource Management Team of the Year
. Steered laboratory operations, generating 28,000 test results with a 60%
error reduction. Team part of a regional Best Clinic Patient Safety
Award, and it scored a rare 100% on its College of American Pathologists
inspection
. Led the busiest pharmacy in the region, the 10th busiest out of 79 in the
Air Force Medical Service, filling 443,000 prescriptions annually
Chief Financial Officer & Associate Administrator, Keesler Medical Center,
Biloxi MS Jun 11 to Apr 13
Drove support operations across the Medical Center by overseeing 7
departments with 486 personnel. Enabled 205,000 visits and 3,900
admissions. Managed 1,600 military/civilian/contractor authorizations
manpower program. Directed the business office, medical services accounts,
data quality, and manpower expense accounting for 50 departments and 208
cost centers.
. Steered the $105 million fiscal year 2012 closeout and oversaw the
purchase of $7.2 million of critical medical equipment, $2.6 million of
information management/technology equipment, and $1 million in facility
sustainment and maintenance
. Oversaw Facility Management during Hurricane Isaac; secured medical
center and patients
. Managed patient registration, 139,000 medical records, admissions and
dispositions, inpatient coding, and medical transcription
. Accounted for 6,500 veteran visits and 1,500 cardiac procedures;
negotiated $4.2 million in reimbursements with the Biloxi VA Medical
Center; ensured veterans were treated with dignity and the highest
quality of care
Chief Operating Officer, Air Force Hospital, Manas International Airport,
Kyrgyzstan Nov 10 to Jun 11
. Ensured health of United States Central Command's #1 transit hub which
moved 138,000 military personnel every 6 months; guaranteed the health of
troops heading into the war zone
. Oversaw the aeromedical evacuation of 27 patients; saved lives and got
soldiers to a higher level of care
. Forged partnerships with the Kyrgyz Minister of Health; programmed $1.5
million in preventive medications; delivered $30,000 in medical supplies
and equipment to 6 area hospitals
Clinic Administrator, Moody Clinic, Valdosta GA
Jul 09 to Nov 10
As Chief Operations Officer; provided functional oversight of resources,
facilities, logistics, and information management/technology. Also ensured
the organization was resourced and capable of meeting operational medicine
and readiness requirements. Facilitated communication and cooperation.
Developed business plans and programs for future manpower, equipment,
information management/information technology, and medical modernization
requirements.
. Executed challenging $11 million fiscal year 2010 budget; brokered
additional monies from the corporate office and secured $65,000 in
pharmaceutical equipment and $7,000 in travel funds
. Secured $4 million for facility renovations; oversaw $1.06 million dental
clinic expansion
. Reinvigorated $10 million referral management process; outstanding
reports plummeted 61%
Department Chief, Medical Operations, Pentagon, Washington DC
Jun 08 to Jun 09
Directly supported the Secretary of the Air Force and the Chief of Staff of
the Air Forces by providing policy, communication, and executive support.
Provided advice on medical operations, policy, doctrine, expeditionary
systems, and organizational health. Facilitated communication and
cooperation with Headquarters Air Force, the Joint Staff, and the Office of
the Secretary of Defense. Conducted special projects and aided in the
development of Congressional testimony, speeches, articles for publication
and briefings.
. Key player in the Air Force's part of the 2008 Presidential
Administration Transition; built an Air Force 90-day milestone
calendarand an Air Force 101 briefing, enabling the Secretary of the Air
Force and Chief of Staff of the Air Force to deliver to the Air Force
story to the President
. Equipped the Secretary and Chief to address the 2008 Air Force
Association National Convention
. Prepared five senior leader conferences with key topics of the Air Force
nuclear roadmap, size of the Air Force, and the Air Force's cyber
footprint, enabling the strategic roadmap for the Air Force
Financial Programming Analyst, Pentagon, Washington DC
Jun 06 to Jun 08
Directed the planning, programming, budgeting and execution of the Air
Force Medical Service's $450 million materiel program. Prepared Air Force
Medical Service senior leaders to defend the medical budget to Congress.
. Mapped $400 million to support the war effort; led the Air Force Surgeon
General Fiscal Years 2010-1015 War Readiness Materiel Conference;
validated over 200 wartime equipment line items to help save lives
. Negotiated $97 million in corporate level funding for the Health
Professional Scholarship Program; secured a $20,000 per student
accessions bonus; increased pipeline of future doctors where large
shortages existed
. Led effort with Personnel & Training Panel chair to secure $11.4 million
for the Air Force Drug Testing Lab; funds used to build a new lab and
enabled the Air Force to maintain a zero tolerance on drug use
Deputy Chief of Managed Care & Patient Admin, Pacific Air Forces Health
System Oct 04 to Jun 06
Directed Managed Care, TRICARE Operations and Patient Administration, Group
Practice Management activities, and policy guidance for 9 Pacific Air
Forces Military Treatment Facilities with a 400,000 patient population.
Led initiatives with TRICARE Regional Offices, United States Pacific
Command, the Air Force Surgeon General's Office, and the Office of the
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs. Advised the Pacific Air
Forces Surgeon General on health plan benefits, initiatives and management
to include optimization, business plan development, integration, enrollment
and referrals for $67 million healthcare expenditures. Also ensured
training and guidance for 11 Practice Managers supporting Health Care
Optimization.
. Launched the Air Force Medical Service's first remote medical coding
contract; awarded for $2.7 million and increased coding accuracy by 15%.
. Key member on Air Force Medical Service referral management team;
influenced $8.5 million contract and hired 20 personnel to assist
beneficiaries with their specialty care throughout the Pacific theater
. Pacific Air Forces' representative to the Air Force Access to Care
Working Group; mapped seminar in western Pacific for 30 attendees and
ensured care for 112,000 beneficiaries in that region
EDUCATION:
2013 Senior Leader Certification in Military Art/Science, Air War College,
Montgomery AL
2007 Intermediate Leader Certification in Military Art/Science, Air Command
& Staff College, Montgomery AL
2000 Master of Business Administration in Healthcare Management, Wayland
University, Plainview, TX
1999 Associates in Instructor Tech/Military Science, Community College of
the Air Force, Montgomery AL
1997 Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management, Bellevue University,
Bellevue, NE
1995 Associates in Health Services Management, Community College of the Air
Force, Montgomery AL
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS
Board Certified Healthcare Executive
Fellow, American Academy of Medical Administrators
Member, United State Air Force Medical Service Corps Association
REFERENCES: Upon Request