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From humble beginnings, Dr. Espinosa started his medical career with the United States Army as a Combat Medic and Air Ambulance Medic. He later became an 'A Team' Executive Officer with the 19th Special Forces Group. He returned to college, earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree, was accepted to medical school, and graduated from the University of Colorado School of Medicine with a Medical Doctorate in 1987 and he returned to active service in the United States Army. Dr. Espinosa pursued his medical education in the field of Orthopaedic Medicine with an Internship and a Residency and a subsequent fellowship in Hand Surgery. He has served in a multitude of executive leadership positions, ranging from service, department and command to operational theater consultant. He has completed senior executive level management schools in the United States Army, including the AMEDD Officer Advanced Course, U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, Senior Executive Leadership Course, Strategic Medical Leadership Course, the Forward Surgical Team Commander’s Brigade Combat Team and Division Surgeon’s Courses. He is licensed in Colorado for the Active Practice of Medicine and Washington for Active Physician and Surgeon: Dr. Espinosa has contributed more than 50 works of publications or presentation to the medical community. Certified by the American Board of Orthopedic Surgery and Fellowship trained as a Hand Surgeon, Dr. Espinosa is a Member of the Diplomat National Board of Medical Examiners, a Fellow of American Academy of Orthopedic Surgery, a Fellow of American College of Surgeons, and an Active Member of the Society of Military Orthopedic Surgeons. His interests include teaching, strategic medical humanitarian aid and medical missionary work. Dr. Espinosa desires to start-up a strategic humanitarian non-profit NGO to initiate and sustain overseas medical and cultural initiatives. His past humanitarian work includes Pediatric Orthopedics for the Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children, as well as missionary and humanitarian work in Burma, Haiti, Thailand, Afghanistan and Iraq. He retired from the United States Army on 30 September 2008 after 28 years of active federal service. Awards Boy Scouts of America Eagle Scout Award: 1968 Expert Field Medic Badge: 1975 Army Aircraft Crewmember Medal: 1976 U.S. Army Good Conduct Medal: 1977 Overseas Service Ribbon: 1975-1976 U.S. Army Parachutist Badge: 1981 ROTC George C. Marshall Award: 1982 ROTC Distinguished Military Graduate: 1982 ROTC American Legion Scholastic Excellence Medal: 1981 Metropolitan State College Meritorious Service Medal: 1981 Colorado Scholars Scholarships: 1981, 1982, and 1983 U.S. Army Service Ribbon: 1987 U.S. Army Commendation Medal: 1989, 1996 U.S. Army National Defense Ribbon: 1991 Department of Defense Joint Services Commendation Medal: 1996 U.S Army Meritorious Service Medal 2000, 2001, 2004 Order of Military Medical Merit 2002 Chilean Foreign Parachutist Badge 2005 The Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal (2004) Afghanistan Campaign Medal (2003-2004) Iraqi Campaign Medal (2005-2006) Army Achievement Medal 2006 (Iraq) Bronze Star 2006 (Iraq) Legion of Merit 2008 Publications / Presentations: 'Emergency Medical Services Training: The need for standardization', EMTAC STAR, August 1978 'Emergency Management of Orthopedic Trauma', EMTAC STAR, August 1979 'Southwest Asia: The Arc of Uncertainty', George C. Marshall ROTC Annual Award Conference Report, presentation and publication, April 1982 'Application of Microvascular Surgical Technique in Management of Limb Trauma at a Military Medical Center', poster presentation; 42nd Annual Meeting of the American Society for Surgery of the Hand; San Antonio Texas, September 1987 'Closed Intra-medullary Osteotomy and Intra-medullary Nailing for the Treatment of Femoral Anteversion', paper presentation; Carrie Tingley Children's Hospital Annual Orthopedic Meeting; Albuquerque New Mexico, February 1992 'Frontometaphyseal Dysplasia Syndrome: Case Report and Review of the Literature', paper presentation; Carrie Tingley Children's Hospital Orthopedic Meeting; Albuquerque New Mexico, January 1993 'Osteomyelitis Caused by Kingella Kingae: Case Report and Review of the Literature', paper presentation; Carrie Tingley Children's Hospital Orthopedic Meeting, Albuquerque New Mexico, January 1993 'Orthopedic Arthrography', lecture, Texas Tech School of Medicine Grand Rounds, El Paso Texas, May 1993 'A Technique for Delayed Primary Wound Closure by Viscoelastic Relaxation', poster exhibit, Society of Military Orthopedic Surgeons Meeting, Hilton Head South Carolina, November 1995 “Patellar Button Size in Total Knee Arthroplasty”, Journal of Orthopedic Surgery, June 1996, 4(1): 35-40 Scientific Hand Surgery Session Moderator, Society of Military Orthopedic Surgeons Annual Meeting; Lake Placid New York, October 1997 “Plantar Neurovascularized PIP Joint Transplantation of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Toes-Microsurgical Anatomy”, poster presentation at the 13th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery; Scottsdale Arizona, January 1998 “Microarterial Anatomy of the Lesser Toe Proximal Interphalangeal Joints”, Journal of Hand Surgery, March 1998, 23A (2) 256-260 Primary Physician Instructor, US Army Occupational Therapy Neuromuscular Evaluation and Treatment Course; Ft Knox Kentucky, August 17-21 1998, and August 16-20 1999. “Principals of Arthritis and Acute Pain Management”, lecture presentation as Visiting Consultant at Camp LeJune Naval Hospital, Jacksonville North Carolina, March 1, 2000. “The Arthritides from an Upper Extremity Perspective”, lecture presentation as visiting consultant, Wilmington, North Carolina, March 2, 2000. “New Therapeutic Options in the Treatment of the Arthritides and Acute Pain”, lecture presentation as visiting consultant, Womack Army Medical Center, Fayetteville North Carolina, 3 March 2000. “Principals of Surgical Management of the Arthritides in Hand Surgery”, lecture presentation as visiting consultant, West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine, Lewisburg West Virginia, 9 May 2000. “Updates in Orthopedic and Hand Surgery Pain Management”, lecture presentation as visiting consultant, Donaldson Brown Center, Virginia Tech University, Blackburg Virginia, 11 May 2000. “Acute Pain Management in Adults”, Lecture presentation to Salisbury Medical Society, Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art, Salisbury Maryland, 2 June 2000. Primary Physician Instructor, US Army Medical Specialist Corps Occupational Therapy Upper Extremity Neuromuscular Evaluation and Treatment Course, Fort Bragg North Carolina, August 21 through 1 September 2000. “Examination and Treatment of Common Knee Problems”, lecture presentation as visiting consultant, Veteran’s Administration Medical Center, Hampton, Virginia, 9 January 2001. Primary Physician Instructor, US Army Medical Specialist Corps Occupational Therapy Upper Extremity Neuromuscular Evaluation and Treatment Course, Ft Bragg North Carolina, August 15 through 30 August 2001. “Examination and Treatment of Common Hand Problems”, lecture presentation at Grand Rounds, MAHC, Fort Leavenworth Kansas, 22 February 2002 “Imaging and Evaluation of the Upper Extremity”: lecture presentation Society of Medical Radiology Technicians, St. Luke’s Medical Center, Kansas City Kansas, 20 April 2002. “Management of Post-Operative Pain in Orthopedic Patients”: lecture presentation Bergen Mercy Medical Center, Omaha Nebraska, 19 June 2002. “Overuse Syndromes in the Upper Extremity”: lecture presentation at Grand Rounds, McConnell Air Force Base, Wichita Kansas, 24 July 2002. Primary Physician Instructor, US Army Medical Specialist Corps Occupational Therapy Upper Extremity Neuromuscular Evaluation and Treatment Course, Ft Bragg North Carolina, 19 through 30 August 2002. “Management of Arthritis Related Upper Extremity Problems”: lecture Presentation at Grand Rounds, Irwin Army Community Hospital, Fort Riley, Kansas, 29 October 2002. Medical Director and Instructor, Strategic World Impact Medical and Evangelism Training Course, Mae La Burmese Refugee Camp, Karen Kawthoolei Baptist Bible School and College, Thailand 31 November to 17 December 2002. Medical Doctor and consulting Orthopedic Surgeon for Haitian Episcopal Learning Project mission trip to Ecole St. Hillaire/Petit River, Dubreis, Savinette, Torbeck, Cavillon Haiti, 12 to 21 March 2003. “Overuse Syndromes in the Hand and Wrist”. lecture presentation at the 50th Annual Meeting of the Mid-Central States Orthopedic Society, Kansas City, Kansas 12 June 2003. Primary Physician Instructor, US Army Medical Specialist Corps Occupational Therapy Upper Extremity Neuromuscular Evaluation and Treatment Course, Ft Bragg North Carolina, 8 through 19 September 2003 and 12 through 24 June 2004. “What every provider should know about wrist sprains”: lecture presentation Grand Rounds, Womack Army Medical Center, 17 September 2003. “Military Medical Support in Operation Enduring Freedom: An Orthopedic Surgeons perspective and experience in Afghanistan” Northeast Kansas Primary Care Physician’s Association 2nd Annual Conference, Kansas City, Kansas, 28 August 2004. “What every provider should know about wrist sprains”: lecture presentation, Aspen/Carbondale Colorado, 14 September 2004. “Management of Orthopaedic Problems in Primary Care”, 2nd Annual Fort Bragg Sports Medical Symposium, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, 6 May 2005. “Management of Wrist Injures for the Primary Care Provider”: 2nd Annual Fort Bragg Sports Medical Symposium, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, 6 May 2005. “Basic Principles of Casting and Splinting for Orthopaedic Injuries”: 228th Combat Support Hospital Grand Rounds October 2005, FOB Diamondback, Mosul, Iraq. “Management of Infections in the Upper Extremity”: lecture presentation, Grand Rounds, 47th Combat Support Hospital, 13 November 2005, FOB Diamondback, Mosul, Iraq. “Management and Diagnosis of Overuse Syndromes in the Upper Extremity”, Grand Rounds 47th Combat Support Hospital, September 2006, FOB Diamondback, Mosul, Iraq. Primary Physician Instructor, US Army Medical Specialist Corps Occupational Therapy Upper Extremity Neuromuscular Evaluation and Treatment Course, 12-23 March 2007, Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. “Stress Fractures in Endurance Athletes”: CME lecture presentation at the annual Fort Bragg Family Practice Sports Medicine Symposium, 11 May 2007, Womack Army Medical Center, Fort Bragg, NC. “Military Medical Care on the Battlefield”: lecture presentation, annual Strategic World Impact Disaster Assistance Response Team Training conference, June 2007, Bartlesville, Oklahoma. Instructor and course facilitator, Forward Surgical team Commanders Course, July 2007, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Brigade Combat Team and Division Surgeon’s Course: October 15-19 2007, Instructor and Course Facilitator, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Primary Physician Instructor, US Army Medical Specialist Corps Occupational Therapy Upper Extremity Neuromuscular Evaluation and Treatment Course, 4-14 March 2008, Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. “Heroes in Hand Therapy: OTRs and COTAs on the Frontline”: Guest Editorial, April 2008 Special Military Edition of the Journal of Hand Therapy. “James Traction Splinting for PIP Fractures”: Practice Forum article, April 2008 Special Military Edition of the Journal of Hand Therapy. 44th MEDCOM Forward Surgical Team Leadership Conference: Conference Director, Instructor and Session Mediator, 28-30 June 2008, Fort Bragg North Carolina.
R.G. “Rick” Yates enlisted in the US Marines as a private and served with the Marine Support Battalion, Naval Security Group Activity, in Guantanamo Bay (GTMO), Cuba and in Okinawa, Japan, and also with Second Radio Battalion near Camp LeJeune, North Carolina. Sergeant Yates completed his four-year active duty term in 1976. R.G. “Rick” Yates completed his BS in Chemical Engineering at Auburn University in 1980. His professional career in the petroleum refining industry continued for ten years while working for the “majors”. He also served with a process simulations company and an engineering and construction company. He returned to graduate school and earned his Ph.D. from the University of Tulsa in 2000. Since graduate school, Dr. Yates has embarked upon several parallel business ventures and several start-up companies while simultaneously teaching at more than one college. He has also served as Director of Engineering in a manufacturing firm. Very conscientious and dedicated, Dr. Yates possesses organizational abilities and a firm but kind spirit that stimulates, motivates, and develops a team to complete work in a timely fashion. He embraces situations requiring change and pursues new challenges that require discovery, development, application, or implementation of creative solutions in a challenging growth environment.
In 2008, Mr. Mufti relocated to the United States where he earned an MBA. His proven abilities in international marketing and contract law, fluency in Arabic and English, 'hands on' legal, mediation, and negotiating experience in the Middle East and Dubai, and education provide strong background for his pursuits involving trading and import-export transactions in the Middle East.
The construction business comes naturally to Mr. Daniel whose family was heavily involved in masonry. However, before embarking on his own business, Mr. Daniel joined the United States Navy and volunteered for two tours in Vietnam with US Navy Special Forces SOG “Brown Water Navy - River Rats”. During this period, Mr. Daniel was awarded three Bronze Stars. After his military service, Mr. Daniel returned to the masonry business and eventually became interested in remodeling. Thirty years ago, Mr. Daniel started up Daniel Construction Services and has been rehabilitating housing for resale. Mr. Daniel’s outside work activities include the start-up of one VFW chapter. And, in 2002, Mr. Daniel founded and is the President of the Charities Foundation of South Texas, which receives and resells property to contribute the proceeds to charity.
For 25 years, literacy instruction has been the focus of Dr. Parker’s career, which has spanned the entire spectrum from kindergarten to graduate school. She graduated from Loma Linda University with as B.S., and Tennessee State University with a Master’s and a Doctorate in Education. She now teaches graduate school at Tennessee State University. The public school system in Nashville, Tennessee uses Dr. Parker’s literacy model that was developed from research supported by the National Reading Panel. She is certified by the State of Tennessee for teaching elementary grades and also English as a Second Language. Dr. Parker regularly presents at conferences and also serves as a Migrant Education Curriculum Consultant for the State of Tennessee. Dr. Parker’s life work is well suited to the challenges of developing high quality curricula for developing countries. Dr. Parker is a member of International Reading Association (IRA), and the Teachers of English to Students of Other Language.
Dr. Alkadhi began his professional career in agriculture with a BSc and a Ph.D., and later became the Deputy Director of the Directorate of Agriculture. Given his exposure to different cultures, the Ethnocultural Council of London, Ont. tapped him as Treasurer. During this period, he earned a certificate and taught English as a Second Language at the London Language Center. In Canada, he co-founded Alkadhi Translation and Interpretation Services to provide English, Arabic, and Kurdish interpretation and translation. A natural cultural advisor and consultant, Dr. Alkadhi is familiar with Turcoman, and Assyrian languages through helping others meet their needs. While a member of Cultural Interpretation Services of Ottawa-Carlton, Dr. Alkadhi acted as a liaison between recipients and social and human services organizations. Simultaneously, he assisted in Systematic Entomology research with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. Since 2002, Dr. Alkadhi has worked in the news media as a broadcaster with Radio Free Europe and news editor with Alhurra TV. Through his agricultural background, Dr. Alkadhi has a thorough knowledge of the cultural and economic issues in Iraq, Kurdistan and the Middle East. He has researched, written articles, and broadcasted reports regarding agricultural, environmental, biodiversity, cultural and political issues.