Courtney D. Finkbeiner, MSN, NE-BC

Medical consultant to AMC Commander, ensures maximum combat readiness, operational health & efficient delivery of healthcare to 448K beneficiaries, delivers emergency management oversight & guidance to 11 military treatment facilities & 2 Aeromedical Evacuation Squadrons with $9.3M in Medical Counter-Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear & Explosives Response assets. As Manpower & Equipment Force Packaging Responsible Agency for national en route care (ERC) capabilities, solves Combatant Commander ERC requirements in support of Global Force Management capability, organizes, trains & equips combat-ready medical forces for rapid deployment & employment using 68 specialized deployable teams & $332M in medical War Reserve Material staged worldwide.

Vetted Mobile Training Team (MTT) faculty leading multi-national cadres in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Ethiopia, Mongolia, Papua New Guinea, Ghana & the Philippines teaching First Response for Disasters & Trauma Nursing courses strengthening international coalition partnerships to achieve theater security cooperation objectives.

Led 2nd largest Military Treatment Facility with 656 personnel & 30K enrolled beneficiaries with 3 Squadrons, 14 Flights, across 8 facilities. Executed $56M budget for 991K clinical, dental & ancillary visits per year. Crafted local business execution plan supporting $58B TRICARE center for 2 wings, 2 Combatant Command & 75 coalition partners with $1B refueling mission. Air Force Patient Safety Program of the Year 2021 & 2022.

Led 177 deployed medics for OPERATION INHERENT RESOLVE & GLOBAL WAR ON TERROR missions supporting 6.4K coalition forces, 18 squadrons, 5 groups & 3 military installations. Delivered emergency response, flight medicine, primary care, dental, physical therapy, mental health, preventative medicine, supporting aeromedical evacuation & host national referral services. Directed strategic planning & partnership with joint, coalition & host nation medical units with $3M in assets.

Oversaw 1.6K personnel, 6 squadrons, & ACC's only medical center with 50 beds supporting 238K DoD/VA beneficiaries, with a $283M annual operating budget for 48.7K enrollees while supporting 6 wings & 52 tenant units including a geographically separated clinic. Supports medical currency platforms with 13 surgical, 12 medical specialties, 15 graduate medical education/nurse residency, & phase II medical technician students. Ensures The Joint Commission compliance leading continuous process improvement & patient safety programs.