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I'm a board certified dermatologist and have been practicing for over 9 years. I trained in Baltimore, MD and have worked around the country in multiple different practice types. My passion is finding treatments for patients that work for their lifestyle and the condition they are dealing with.

Acne, eczema, psoriasis, fungus, infectious diseases of the skin, rosacea, skin allergies, melasma, conditions affecting skin of color

I received my MD from the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in Bethesda, MD. There I trained in hospitals like Walter Reed where I saw and learned from patients around the world. I then went on to complete a residency in dermatology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore, MD. I graduated residency in 2013 and became a board certified dermatologist after passing the board examination.

Fellowship-trained Board Certified Dermatologist

All medical dermatology diseases, including acne, rosacea, contact dermatitis, skin discoloration, cellulitis, rashes, HSV, herpes, warts, ulcers, skin lesions, malignant neoplasms of the skin, nail issues, hair loss, skin aging, cold sores, sun damage or actinic keratoses, epidermal cysts, eczema, psoriasis, seborrheic keratosis or benign skin tumors, dandruff or seborrheic dermatitis or cradle cap, folliculitis, hives or urticaria, atopic dermatitis, tinea or tinea versicolor, fungal infections, surgical procedure follow-up, inflammatory skin diseases, parasitic infections, such as scabies or head lice.

Residency: University of Southern California Fellowship: Stanford University Internship: Stanford Univeristy

40+ years

General, Cosmetic and Medical Dermatology

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After finishing medical school at UNTHSC, I started my intern year San Antonio Military Medical Center in 2012. The experience was incredible as well as the honor in serving fellow soldiers and airmen. After completing a residency in Dermatology, the Army had a need at Dwight D Eisenhower Army medical center in Augusta, Ga where I spent the remainder of my service obligation eventually becoming Chief of a midsize dermatology clinic. The experience was once again incredible. Throughout my military career I was able to care for soldiers wounded by IEDs, treat patients in a state of the art burn unit, medical and cosmetic laser therapy for burns and scars as well as general medical, surgical and cosmetic dermatology.

All medical dermatology diseases, including acne, rosacea, contact dermatitis, skin discoloration, cellulitis, rashes, HSV, herpes, warts, ulcers, skin lesions, malignant neoplasms of the skin, nail issues, hair loss, skin aging, cold sores, sun damage or actinic keratoses, epidermal cysts, eczema, psoriasis, seborrheic keratosis or benign skin tumors, dandruff or seborrheic dermatitis or cradle cap, folliculitis, hives or urticaria, atopic dermatitis, tinea or tinea versicolor, fungal infections, cosmetic procedure follow-up, surgical procedure follow-up, inflammatory skin diseases, parasitic infections, such as scabies or head lice.

Medical school UNTHSC Intern and Resident SAMMC Board certified in Dermatology 2016

Dr. Knox Beasley is originally from Nashville, Tennessee. He received his bachelor’s degree from the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York. He then attended medical school at Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana, followed by his dermatology training in San Antonio, Texas. He first began doing telemedicine in 2013 with the military, helping to diagnose dermatologic issues in soldiers all over the world. Dr. Beasley is board certified by the American Board of Dermatology, and is a fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology. He currently lives in South Carolina and enjoys spending time outdoors with his wife and son in his spare time.

All medical dermatology diseases, including acne, rosacea, contact dermatitis, skin discoloration, cellulitis, rashes, HSV, herpes, warts, ulcers, skin lesions, malignant neoplasms of the skin, nail issues, hair loss, skin aging, cold sores, sun damage or actinic keratoses, epidermal cysts, eczema, psoriasis, seborrheic keratosis or benign skin tumors, dandruff or seborrheic dermatitis or cradle cap, folliculitis, hives or urticaria, atopic dermatitis, tinea or tinea versicolor, fungal infections, surgical procedure follow-up, inflammatory skin diseases, parasitic infections, such as scabies or head lice.

Tulane University School of Medicine, M.D.; Board Certified, American Board of Dermatology

Dr. Eric Parlette is a board certified dermatologist and MOHS surgeon practicing in Portsmouth, Virginia.

All medical dermatology diseases, including acne, rosacea, contact dermatitis, skin discoloration, cellulitis, rashes, HSV, herpes, warts, ulcers, skin lesions, malignant neoplasms of the skin, nail issues, hair loss, skin aging, cold sores, sun damage or actinic keratoses, epidermal cysts, eczema, psoriasis, seborrheic keratosis or benign skin tumors, dandruff or seborrheic dermatitis or cradle cap, folliculitis, hives or urticaria, atopic dermatitis, tinea or tinea versicolor, fungal infections, cosmetic procedure follow-up, surgical procedure follow-up, inflammatory skin diseases, parasitic infections such as scabies or head lice.

Education University of Virginia School of Medicine, Charlottesville, VA Doctorate in Medicine August 1994-May 1998 Virginia Tech College of Arts and Sciences, Blacksburg, VA Bachelor of Science in Psychology Minors in Biology and Chemistry August 1990-May 1994 Professional Training Mohs/Dermatologic Surgery Fellowship Skin Care Physicians, 2007-2008 Chestnut Hill, MA Residency Dermatology Residency, 2001-2004 Naval Medical Center, San Diego Internship Transitional, 1998-1999 National Naval Medical Center Bethesda, MD Appointments and Affiliations CURRENT Commander, United States Navy Reserve, 2012-current 1. Dermatology Specialty Leader for Navy Reserve 2. Deputy Director, Command Medical Services 3. Officer in Charge, Detachment Romeo Operational Health Support Unit, Portsmouth, VA, 2016-Current FORMER Virginia Commonwealth University, 2016-2018 Associate Professor, Dermatology, Mohs surgery Director of Laser and Cosmetic Dermatology Dermatologic Surgeon, and Faculty for ACGME Mohs micrographic surgery and cutaneous oncology, procedural dermatology fellowship Dayton Skin Care Specialists, part-time, 2011-2015 Clinical Associate Professor, Wright State University, 2015 Associate Professor, Dermatology, and Director of Mohs Surgery and Cosmetic Dermatology, University of Florida, 2013-2014 Dermatologic Surgeon, Boston University, Dermatology, 2011-2013 Dermatologic Surgeon, Dermatology Associates of Winchester, MA, 2008-2011 United States Navy, active duty 1998-2007 Assistant Professor of Dermatology, Uniformed Services. University of Health Sciences, 2004-2007 Attending Dermatologist, Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth, VA, 2006-2007 Department Head, Dermatology, U.S. Naval Hospital, Okinawa, Japan, 2004-2006 General Medical Officer/Battalion Surgeon, 24th MEU-SOC, Mass Casualty Response Team, Medical Officer Primary research & development of Combat Trauma Course for 2nd Marine Division, Camp Lejeune, NC 1999-2001 Professional Memberships American Academy of Dermatology, Fellow, 2004 American College of Mohs Surgery, Fellow, 2008 American Society of Dermatologic Surgery American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery Association of Military Dermatologists Military Training Courses Strategy and War, Naval War College Senior Officer Leadership Course Naval Leadership Course Officer Indoctrination School Combat Casualty Care Course Field Medical Service School Honors and Recognition Operational Health Support Unit, Portsmouth, VA Navy-Marine Corps Commendation Medal, Third Award, 2018 Joint Task Force Platinum, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Camp VII, Ceremonial Flag, 2013 Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth Navy-Marine Corps Commendation Medal, Second Award, 2007 Medical Officer of the Year, Finalist 2007 Naval Hospital, Okinawa, Medical Officer of the Year, 2005 Navy-Marine Corps Commendation Medal, 2006 Association of Military Dermatologists, Publication Award, 2005 Medical Officer of the Quarter, May-Jul, 2005 DUSA Pharmaceuticals, Photodynamic Therapy Case Report Winner, J Drugs in Dermatol, Nov/Dec 2004 Naval Medical Center, San Diego Resident Research Award for Excellence in Dermatology/Plastic Surgery, American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery, 24th annual meeting, April 2004 Military Resident Writing Award, 3rd place, AAD 2003 Physician Assistant Military Preceptor of the Year, 2002 2nd Battalion, 6th Marines Surface Warfare Device for Medical Department Officer, 2000 Expert marksman, U.S. Marine Corps standards National Naval Medical Center (NNMC) Intern of the Year, NNMC, 1999 Navy-Marine Corps Achievement Medal for most outstanding intern, 1999 Letter of Commendation for Command Iron Man Letter of Commendation for Junior Officer of the Year Nomina-tion Command Iron Man for Fall 1998 Physical Readiness Test Junior Officer of the Quarter nominee, NNMC, winter 1998 Junior Officer of the Year nominee, NNMC, 1999 Virginia Tech Magna Cum Laude Phi Beta Kappa Metro Conference, 1992-1993, Scholar-Athlete of the Year Virginia Tech’s All-Academic Team Phi Eta Sigma, Honor Society Historian and Service Director Psi Chi, National Honor Society in Psychology Golden Key National Honor Society Dean’s List, 8 semesters Athletic Director’s Honor Roll, 8 semesters Metro Conference Athletic Commissioner’s List, 8 semesters Nominee for USA All-Academic Team, by USA Today Dean’s Scholarship Nominee Varsity letterman in cross country, indoor track, and outdoor track Committees Commonwealth of Virginia Governor Northam’s Transition Policy Council on Health and Human Resources, 2018 American Society for Dermatologic Surgery Dermatologic Surgery, Journal Reviewer 2013-current American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery Research and Development Committee, 2008-2013 Committee Chairman, 2011-2013 Research Grant Review Board 2008-2013 Naval Hospital, Okinawa (2004-2006) Pharmacy and Therapeutic Committee, Chairman Institute for Hospital Improvement, Adverse Drug Event/ Medication Reconciliation Committee, Chairman Executive Committee of the Medical Staff National Naval Medical Center (1998-1999) Executive Committee for the Resident Medical Staff Ethics Committee Ethics Consultation Organizational Committee Publications 1. Martin ED, Parlette EC. Accelerated basal cell carcinoma at infliximab infusin site. submitted for publication to Dermatol Surg 2018 2. Shokeen D, Parlette E. Simple Mohs reconstruction in a blistering disorder patient. Dermatol Surg 44:432-434, 2018 3. Parlette EC, Simonds RM Jr., Barton M, Cummings LW, Leib AE. Diffuse thick scale on both hands. Am Fam Physician 97:205-206, 2018. 4. Glenn CJ, Parlette EC, Mitchell C. Fractionated CO2 Laser Assisted Delivery of Topical 5-Fluorouracil As A Useful Modality for Treating Field Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinomas. Dermatol Surg 41:1339-42, 2015. 5. Toren KL, Parlette EC. Managing melanoma in situ. Sem Cut Med Surg 29(4): 258-263, 2010. 6. Parlette EC, Rohrer TE. Newer approaches to actinic keratoses. Healthy Aging 6: 26, 2010. 7. O’Neal B, Parlette EC. Use of the 595nm laser for treatment of purpura. Pract Dermatol Feb: 26&28, 2010. 8. Parlette EC, Kaminer ME. Laser-assisted liposuction: Here’s the skinny. Sem Cut Med Surg 27: 259-263, 2008. 9. Parlette EC, Kaminer MS, Arndt, KA. The art of tattoo removal. Plastic Surg Products Jan: 18-20, 2008. 10. Tabor C, Parlette EC. Cutaneous manifestations of diabetes. Signs of poor glycemic control or new-onset disease. Post-grad Med 119: 38-44, 2006. 11. Tabor C, Parlette EC. CD30+, large T-cell lymphoma: Diagnostic distinction and management. Dermatol Online J 12: 8, 2006. 12. Railan D, Parlette EC, Uebehoer NS, Rohrer TE. Laser treatment of vascular lesions. Clin Dermatol 24: 8-15, 2006. 13. Bevin AA, Parlette EC, Domankevitz Y, Ross EV. Variable pulse Nd:YAG laser in treatment of facial telangiectasias. Dermatol Surg 32: 7-12, 2006. 14. Parlette EC, Groff WF, Kinshella MJ, Domankevitz Y, O’neill J, Ross EV. Optimal pulse durations for the treatment of leg telangiectasias with a neodymium YAG laser. Lasers Surg Med 38: 98-105, 2006. 15. Parlette EC, Elliott JZ, Hall FW, Graham BS. Primary cutaneous blastic natural killer cell lymphoma. J Am Acad Dermatol 53: 742-743, 2005. 16. Parlette EC, Polo JM. Inoculation herpes barbae. Skin Med 4:186-187, 2005. 17. Parlette EC. Red light laser photodynamic therapy of Bowen's disease. J Drugs Dermatol Suppl 3: S22-4, 2004. 18. Parlette EC, Kroger N, Ross EV. Nd:YAG laser treatment of recalcitrant folliculitis decalvans. Dermatol Surg 30: 1152-4, 2004. 19. Parlette EC, Ross EV. Hair removal for early treatment of hidradenitis suppurativa. Schoch letter 53: 2, 2004. 20. Parlette EC, Groff W, O’Neill J, Domankevitz Y, Ross EV. Update on variable pulse Nd:YAG laser in treatment of leg telangiectasias. Laser Medicine and Surgery Suppl 16: 20, 2004. 21. Parlette EC, Parlette HL: Removal of a large labial mucocele. In Harahap M (ed): Innovative Techniques in Skin Surgery. New York, Marcel Dekker, Inc. 2002. 22. Parlette EC, Parlette HL. Erythrocyanotic discoloration of the toes. Cutis 65: 223-224,226, 2000. 23. Parlette EC, Smith KJ, Germain M, Rolfe A, Skelton H. Accelerated growth of dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans during pregnancy. Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology 41: 778-783, 1999. 24. Parlette EC, Parlette HL. Ergonomically effective grommet. Dermatologic Surgery 25: 74-75, 1999. 25. Parlette EC, Parlette HL, Patterson JW. Pilomatricoma: An alarming presentation. Cutis 62: 227-230, 1998. 26. Miller AC, Blakely WF, Livengood D, Whittaker T, Xu J, Ejnik JW, Hamilton MM, Parlette E, John TS, Gerstenberg HM, Hsu H. Transformation of human osteoblast cells to the Tumorigenic phenotype by depleted uranium-uranyl chloride. Environmental Health Perspectives 106: 465-71,1998. Research 1. Use of Thermage Multi-Plex tip for treatment of upper arm tissue; Skin Care Physicians, 2007-2008 2. Prospective clinical study of non-invasive cooling of subcutaneous fat; Skin Care Physicians, 2007-2008 3. Post-approval study of ArteFil for the correction of nasolabial folds; Skin Care Physicians, 2007-2008 4. Periorbital clinical trial ULT-102 for the Ulthera system; Skin Care Physicians, 2007-2008 5. Evaluation of Cutera Pearl YSSG for skin rejuvenation; Skin Care Physicians, 2007-2008 6. Clinical evaluation of the Dermatologic Treatment System (DTS) using microwaves for the treatment of axillary hyperhidrosis; Skin Care Physicians, 2007-2008 7. Assess long-term safety of Reloxin in the treatment of glabellar lines; Skin Care Physicians, 2007-2008 8. Evaluate safety and efficacy of Cosmetalife versus control (Restylane) for the correction of nasolabial folds; Skin Care Physicians, 2007-2008 9. Evaluate safety and duration of efficacy of Reloxin (Botulinum Type A Toxin) in correction of moderate to severe glabellar lines; Skin Care Physicians, 2007-2008 10. Evaluate efficacy of Portrait- PSR using very low energy with and without a cosmetic cream; Skin Care Physicians, 2007-08 11. Assess the performance of the near infrared Nomir Nimels microbial elimination laser for safety and efficacy for treatment of toenail onychomycosis; Skin Care Physicians, 2007-08 12. Evaluate use and safety of 1064nm Nd:YAG laser, delivered subdermally as a treatment for reduction in appearance or elimination of unwanted fat. Evaluate the use of laser for tightening the skin in the area of liposlysis, to demonstrate disruption of fat cells, to evaluate the use of an accelerome-ter in preventing thermal damage to dermal tissue; Skin Care Physicians, 2007-08 13. Evaluation of variable pulse Nd:YAG in the treatment of facial telangiectasias; Naval Medical Center, San Diego, 2003-04 14. Determination of optimal pulse durations for the treatment of leg telangiectasias with a neodymium YAG laser; Naval Medical Center, San Diego, 2002-04 15. Investigate the transformation of human osteoblast cells to the tumorigenic phenotype by depleted uranium-uranyl chloride; Armed Forces Radiobiologic Research Institute, 1995 Presentations 1. Uncommon presentations of common skin cancers. Bon Secours Medical Group, Continuing Medical Education, April 2018. 2. Panelist. Schwartz Rounds, the non-adherent patient. Virginia Commonwealth University, College of Medicine, April 2018. 3. Cosmetic workshop. Virginia Commonwealth University, Department of Dermatology, November 2017. 4. Laser fundamentals. Virginia Commonwealth University, Department of Plastic Surgery, September 2017. 5. Superficial surgical anatomy. Walter Reed Annual Anatomy Course. Walter Reed Military Medical Center, July 2017. 6. Cosmetic Maintenance of Certification Review Symposium. American Academy of Dermatology Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, March 2015 7. Laser fundamentals and applications. Mayo Clinic, Department of Dermatology, Jacksonville, FL, February 2015 8. Cosmetic Maintenance of Certification Review Symposium. American Academy of Dermatology Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, March 2014 9. Common laser applications. Laser workshop, Candela, Orlando, FL, November 2013 10. Management of common dermatologic disorders. U. S. Naval Hospital, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, October 2013 11. Facial Reconstruction. Dermatology Grand Rounds, University of Florida, August 2013 12. Identification and Management of Skin Cancer. Family Medicine Grand Rounds, University of Florida, June 2013 13. Indications for Mohs surgery. Otolaryngology Grand Rounds, University of Florida, May 2013 14. Dermatologic Surgery Review. Dermatology Board Review Course, Tampa, FL, April 2013 15. Periocular Reconstruction. American Academy of Dermatology Annual Meeting, Miami, FL, April 2013 16. Cosmetic Maintenance of Certification Review Symposium. American Academy of Dermatology Annual Meeting, Miami, FL, April 2013 17. Laser Fundamentals. American Osteopathic College of Dermatology, midyear meeting, April 2010 18. How do I approach vascular tumors? American Acad Derm Annual Meeting, March 2010 19. Moderator: New research in oncology and reconstruction. American Society of Dermatologic Surgery & American Society of Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Surgery, Joint Annual Meeting, October 2009. 20. Photorejuvenation and optimization of fractional resurfacing. Laser workshop, Nashville, TN, June 2009 21. Fractionated resurfacing. Australian College of Cosmetic Surgery Annual meeting, May 2009 22. Total photorejuvenation. Australian College of Cosmetic Surgery Annual meeting, May 2009 23. Laser physics. Vanderbilt Department of Dermatology, March 2009 24. Candela Laser workshop. Applications with the long pulsed alexandrite and neodymium: YAG lasers, December 2008 25. Treatment of vascular lesions in Asian skin. Beijing, November 2008 26. Laser treatment of vascular lesions. 8th Biennial Conference of Association of Cutaneous Surgeons of India; Indore, India, November 2008 27. Treatment of pigmented lesions. 17th Candela Anniversary. Bangkok, Thailand, November 2008 28. Laser physics and common laser applications. Kuala Lumpur, November 2008 29. Laser treatment of pigemented lesions with Q-switched Alexandrite, Beijing, November 2008 30. Management of PWS. Beijing, November 2008 31. Candela Laser workshop. Update on use of pulsed dye, long pulsed alexandrite, and neodymium: YAG lasers, May 2008 32. Skin rejuvenation with very low energy plasma. American Society for Lasers in Medicine and Surgery, 28th annual meeting, Orlando, FL, April 2008 33. Cosmetic Update. Tidewater dermatology meeting, January 2008 34. Facial Flaps. Dermatology department. Eastern Virginia Medical School, March 2007 35. Surgical Pearls. Dermatology department. Eastern Virginia Medical School, March 2007 36. Management of Eczema. Pediatrics. Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth, February 2007 37. Pediatric dermatoses. Pediatrics. Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth, December 2006 38. Common skin tumors. Internal medicine. Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth, November 2006 39. Great clinical cases. Dermatology department. Eastern Virginia Medical School, November 2006 40. Common dermatology conditions. Internal medicine. Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth, September 2006 41. Melanoma Review. Surgical services continuing medical education symposium, USNH Okinawa, April 2006 42. Dermatologic Gems. Pacific Pearls Medical Symposium, Okinawa, Japan, March 2006 43. Current use of IPL for facial rejuvenation. Taiwan plastic surgery association, May 2005 44. Photorejuvenation using intense pulsed light. Chinese dermatologic society, Taipei, May 2005 45. Burn management. USNH Okinawa departments of primary care and surgical services, March 2005 46. Wound healing. USNH Okinawa departments of primary care and surgical services, March 2005 47. Derm potpourri. Presented to Kadena Medical Group, January 2005 48. Sun safety. Presented to San Diego County YMCA Child Health Educators, July 2004 49. Superficial fungal infections. Presented to Naval Medical Center, San Diego, Department of Pediatrics, June 2004 50. Steroids. Preseneted to Naval Medical Center, San Diego, Department of Pediatrics, June 2004 51. Contact dermatitis. Presented to Naval Medical Center, San Diego, Department of Pediatrics, June 2004 52. Great cases of residency. Presented to Naval Medical Center, San Diego and UCSD Dermatology Departments, May 2004 53. Common skin tumors. Presented to Naval Medical Center, San Diego, Department of Medicine, April 2004 54. Variable pulse duration Nd:YAG laser for the treatment of leg veins. Presented at American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery, 24th annual meeting, Dallas, TX. April 2004 55. Dermatology for the Dentist. Presented to Naval Medical Center, San Diego, Department of Dentistry and Oral-Maxillo-Facial Surgery, September 2003 56. Intense Pulsed Light demonstration module. H.T. Greenway’s Superficial Anatomy and Cutaneous Surgery Course, July 2003 57. Great Clinical Dermatology Cases. Presented to Naval Medical Center, San Diego and UCSD Dermatology Departments, October 2002 58. Facial Flaps. Presented to Naval Medical Center, San Diego and UCSD Dermatology Departments, October 2002 59. Great Surgical Dermatology Cases. Presented to Naval Medical Center, San Diego and UCSD Dermatology Departments, September 2002 60. Wonders of Light: Clinical applications of lasers. Presented to Departments of Dermatology, Otolaryngology, and Plastic Surgery, University of Virginia, Health Sciences Center, August 2002 61. Wound Healing. Presented to Naval Medical Center, San Diego and UCSD Dermatology Departments, March 2002 62. Complement. Presented to Naval Medical Center, San Diego and UCSD Dermatology Departments, December 2001 63. Parlette EC, Smith KJ, Germain M, Rolfe A, Skelton H. Accelerated growth of dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans during pregnancy.Presented at: Quarterly D.C. Dermatology Conference 2/99, International Society of Dermatopathology Conference, New Orleans, 3/99, American Academy of Dermatology Conference, New York, 7/99 64. Diagnosis and management of human papilloma virus. USUHS 2nd year medical students, March 1999 65. Decubitus ulcers. Presented to ICU staff, NNMC,January 1999 66. Malignant Melanoma. Presented to Ward Medicine team, NNMC, February 1999 67. Facial Flaps. Presented to Bethesda Naval Hospital, Department of Dermatology, July 1998 and to University of Virginia, 68. Department of Otolaryngology, January 1998 69. Basal Cell Nevus Syndrome. Presented to Bethesda Naval Hospital, Department of Dermatology, July 1998 70. Muir-Torre Syndrome. Presented to Bethesda Naval Hospital, Department of Dermatology, July 1998 71. Melanoma. Presented to University of Virginia, Department of Plastic Surgery, November 1998 72. Selected genodermatoses associated with malignancy. Presented to Bethesda Naval Hospital, Departement of Dermatology, October 1997 Extracurricular Activities - Helping Hands Homeless Clinic - Volunteer physician, 2014-2016 - Pacific Partnership 2014 - Volunteered to assist U.S. Navy medical team in treatment of dozens of burn scar patients, Da Nang, Vietnam, June 2014 - U.S. Navy Reserves - Volunteered for Joint Task Force Platinum, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba - Support of Detention Centers and Operation Enduring Freedom, 10/2013 - Assistant Command Fitness Liaison, NOSC Norfok, Det R, 2013 U.S. Naval Hospital, Okinawa, Japan - U.S.A.-Okinawa Track & Field Team, Assistant Captain, 2004-2006 - Dragon Boat racing team, 2006 - Command 3-on-3 Basketball Champions, 2005 - Fitness Enhancement Program, Coordinator, 2005-2006 Naval Medical Center, San Diego - San Diego Recreation Flag Football league, 2004 - Command 5-on-5 Basketball Champions, 2003 - Community church league basketball, 2002-2003 - Kids ‘n Kritters, Pediatric Health Symposium Sun Safety Booth, 4/02, 4/03 - Command 3-on-3 Basketball Champions, 2002 - Intramural Basketball, Command runner-up, 2001 2nd Marine Division (1999-2001) - Basic Life Support (BLS) instructor - Lay leader - 24 MEU(SOC) Basketball team National Naval Medical Center (1998-1999) - Intramural Softball Champions - Intramural Basketball University of Virginia (1994-1998) - Spinal Chords, male a cappella group benefiting the Children’s Medical Center-President and Treasurer, 1994-96 - Camp Holiday Trails, Camp for Disabled and Chronically Ill Children - Chairman for Donations-1995-96 - Chairman for Advertising 1994-95 - Top Fund Raiser, 1995 & 1996 - HIV Awareness and Education Program for Local High Schools Educator-1994-96 - Club Med, Internal Medicine Club, 1994-1997 - Social Committee - Medical Student Gym Manager, 1995-96 - Christian Medical Fellowship, 1994-97 - Pediatrics Club, 1994-96 - Family Practice Club, 1994-96 - Intramural Sports, 1994-96: Basketball, Football, Soccer, Volleyball - Fourth Year Class Play, 1998: Writer and actor Virginia Tech (1990-1994) - Virginia Tech Varsity Cross Country, 1990-94 - Virginia Tech Varsity Indoor Track, 1990-94 - Virginia Tech Varsity Outdoor Track, 1990-94 - Montgomery County (VA) Improvement Council Volunteer Coordinator - Fellowship of Christian Athletes - Collegiate Christian Life - Psychology Club - Special Olympics Volunteer - Intramural Sports: Basketball, Football, Softball, Tennis

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