WALTER ENGLE
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER (CEO) | OWNER
wengle@chiralconsulting.org
NCCPA Physician Associate - Certified (PA-C)
National Provider Identifier (1457407520)
Masters in Physician Assistant Sciences from the University of Nebraska Medical School (MPAS)
Licensed to practice in Texas (PA12243)
Disruptive Innovator is a term I have heard in my career that speaks to understanding the requirements of the customer and seeking to maximize resources to achieve goals disregarded by higher authorities. Through confidence, competence, and candor, Chiral Medical Consulting seeks to disruptively innovate.
Persistently dissatisfied is another phrase spoken that refers to the drive to constantly improve the personnel, processes, and capabilities around your sphere of influence. Chiral Medical Consulting will continue to seek improvement for self and customers.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/walter-engle-406a6a9a
JOHN ELLIOTT
CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER (COO)
Masters of Science, Physician Assistant Studies, IPAP, University of Nebraska
Bachelor of Science, Physician Assistant Studies, IPAP, University of Nebraska
Campbell State University, NC
Riverside Community College, CA
City Colleges of Chicago, Schweinfurt, Federal Republic of Germany
John Elliott is a retired LTC who completed his Army career as the Chief, Medical Training and senior Physician Assistant for the US Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) at Fort Bragg, NC. Prior experience includes Deputy Surgeon, Clinical Operations and Senior Physician Assistant at the 82nd Airborne Division and Squadron Physician Assistant, Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta, Joint Special Operations Command. John entered the military as a Combat Medic and attended and completed the Special Forces Qualification Course serving as a Special Forces Medic (18D) for the 3rd Special Forces Group.
John has proudly served in multiple overseas assignments to Afghanistan, Iraqi, Haiti, Zimbabwe, Botswana, and Mozambique, Africa.
John is experienced in operational medicine, austere healthcare, telemedicine and devices, as well as healthcare policy implementation at the Joint Staff level.
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ROBERT SCHULTZ
CHIEF LOGISTICS OFFICER (CLO)
rschultz@chiralconsulting.com
Master of Science in Architecture, Clemson University
Master of Science in International Health, Trident University International
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Texas A&M University
Retired Army Medical Logistician with extensive experience in facility and procurement management. Responsible for the planning, equipment utilization, maintenance and program sustainment of Medical Equipment Sets, medical device, and medical device systems.
Experienced trainer, consultant, and mentor for Medical Material Managers. The development and assessment of product support strategies is of particular focus as preparedness is paramount to emergency and contingency operations.
The development and management of military Command Supply Discipline Programs correlates directly to supply discipline implementation at any healthcare level. Management of controlled inventory programs such as the military Medical Potency and Dated Item Bundle Program maximized medical shelf‐life item timing with the Shelf-Life Extension Program.
The development of specific medical maintenance programs creating efficient operational readiness and recapitalizing of countless man hours. Mr. Schultz's expertise will enhance healthcare readiness, mitigate waste, and integrating logistics support plans addressing the principles of total life-cycle planning and management.
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WILLIAM "RUSS" RITTER
MEDICAL FUTURE OPERATIONS OFFICER (FUOPS)
rritter@chiralconsulting.org
Homeland Security Master of Science, San Diego State University
Criminology Bachelor of Science Eastern Michigan University
Criminal Justice Associate Washtenaw Community College
Retired Army Medical Operations Officer who served in joint, combined, and coalition environments. While in a variety of operational and training assignments, he has both led and instructed current and future leaders. As an Observer/Controller at the National Training Center.
Mr. Ritter applied his experience gained in Operation Iraqi Freedom to prepare platoon leaders and company commanders for their impending deployments to both Iraq and Afghanistan. While there, he helped create a dynamic and realistic situational tactical exercise (STX) lane employing complex-attack scenarios designed to train Soldiers on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) under high-intensity conditions.
Mr. Ritter planned and led a US Army/Republic of Korea (ROK) Army Chemical/Biological/Radiological Casualty Conference. Bringing together both US and ROK tactical and medical leaders to discuss and demonstrate CBRN casualty treatment, this event fostered shared understanding of each forces’ capabilities.
During Mr. Ritter’s final deployment, he served as the CJTF-OIR senior medical planner supporting the defeat of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, responsible for planning/coordinating theater cross-border and over-the-horizon medical support through military Role 3 facilities, NATO allied facilities, and Department of State medical assets..
JOSHUA ZELDIN
CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER (CHRO)
Human Resources Management, Master of Business Administration, University of North Carolina
Social Work Bachelor of Science, Saint Leo University
Accomplished Human Resources and Hospital Administration professional with over 20 years of experience, recently retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel after a successful military career. Expertise in strategic planning, hospital operations, and organizational leadership. A proven track record of optimizing operations, implementing effective HR strategies, and driving excellence in any organization.
Mr. Zeldin served as the Chief of the Operations Division for Tripler Army Medical Center in Hawaii mobilizing medical providers in support of military, humanitarian, and healthcare related missions worldwide. Coordinated operations with the Defense Health Agency, FEMA, and the U.S. Health and Human Services.
Mr. Zeldin was the Chief of Operations for Landstuhl Regional Medical Center responsible for coordinating patient movement from the CENTCOM, EUCOM, and AFRICOM areas of operation to the United States.
Mr. Zeldin was a member of the Joint Staff to an Air Force led 3-Star General Command as the lead Medical Planner and Deputy Surgeon (advisor to the Command Surgeon) for medical plans and operations. He was the military lead for disaster management, representing the Command in Alaska, Washington, and Oregon.
Mr. Zeldin served as the Chief of the Operations and Intelligence Division for the Army’s only logistic management center responsible for the coordination of medical material, products and distribution to facilities and deploying Forces worldwide. He served as the Lead Planner for five logistics rapid opening teams dedicated to specific locations throughout the world in order to provide medical logistics procurement, distribution and subject matter expertise to both military and civilian entities worldwide.
JORDY BRYCE
CHIEF TRAINING OFFICER (CTO)
Bachelor of Science - Excelsior College
Master of Science in Education - Purdue University
16 years of experience as the site manager for the largest Department of Defense’s (DoD) Medical Simulation Training Center (MSTC). Mr. Bryce's leadership, vision, and skill grew this training site from 600 students trained annually to the most requested training platform on the largest military post in the DoD training over 15,000 annually.
Collaborated with National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT), Joint Trauma System (JTS), the Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (CoTCCC), Military Training Network (MTN) and various modeling and simulation entities in the DoD and the Defense Health Agency (DHA) to progress the integration of Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) and point-of-injury training to the DoD. Collaborative research with the Army Research Laboratory led to doctrine changes across the Department of Defense regarding standard of care for readiness training.
Mr. Bryce was instrumental in the design the Fort Cavazos Joint Emergency Medicine Exercise (JEMX) in corporation with III Armored Corps and Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center training total of 2,148 tri-service physicians, medical specialties and DoD affiliates from 71 different units. Trainees participated in full patient care mission training from Point of Injury (POI) to Role 3 while in a simulated tactical environment. All participants performed multiple Individual Critical Task (ICT) to improve Combat Readiness.
Mr. Bryce co-authored the US Army III Armored Corps Surgeon Cell designed, implemented, and managed the Phantom First Responder Training Guidance. He led the execution and sustainment of this program for US Army III Armored Corps.
Mr. Bryce was instrumental in the design, implementation, and management the III Armored Corps Medical Master Gunner (MMaG) program. This course provided training gap analyses and knowledge for Near-Peer and Prolonged Casualty Care (PCC) training Medics and Clinical Providers.
Mr. Bryce is an NAEMT Affiliate Faculty (AF). He is Instructor Trainer certified in Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC), Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS), Advanced Medical Life Support (AMLS), and Emergency Pediatric Care (EPC). American Red Cross (ARC) Instructor trainer in Basic Life Support (BLS), Advanced Life Support (ALS), and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS).
RAND DOUGLAS SHOTTON
CHIEF PATIENT MOVEMENT OFFICER
MASTER OF PUBLIC SERVICE ADMINISTRATION, SECURITY POLICY
Texas A&M University, 2017
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE, HOMELAND SECURITY
Texas A&M University, 2017
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, CRIMINAL JUSTICE
East Carolina University, 2001
Mr. Shotton has twenty years of global, inter-agency, and strategic operations experience, consistently recognized for leading organizational change that produced significant improvement in efficiency, personnel readiness, and safety. As an accomplished leader in disaster and crisis management, strategic planning, and program management, Mr. Shotton produced exceptional outcomes to achieve the enterprise vision. Highly effective in building trust with internal and external team members and stakeholders across complex and diverse organizations to ensure mission accomplishment.
Mr. Shotton was an Army Blackhawk (UH-60) pilot managing a 12-ship, 90-person helicopter company during Operation Iraqi Freedom. He directed flight operations in Iraq at four remote sites, safely executing over 250 combat MEDEVAC missions and 80 as the Pilot-in-Command. Mr. Shotton managed the transportation of logistics during relief efforts of the Great East Japan Earthquake.
Mr. Shotton has a master's degree in public service administration focusing on security policy. He also holds a graduate certificate in homeland security operations and policy.