• Lead ongoing development, coordination, and oversight of the WelbeHealth FWA Prevention Program, including the prevention, detection, documentation, investigation, and resolution of potential FWA across WelbeHealth operations • Partner and coordinate with operational leadership to ensure alignment with all federal and state program integrity requirements, as well as industry best practices • Collaborate with Compliance leadership to establish, update, and maintain policies, procedures, and monitoring systems supporting FWA prevention and compliance • Provide subject-matter expertise and guidance to internal stakeholders on regulatory compliance matters related to FWA prevention and operations • Develop and deliver FWA prevention training programs for team members at all levels • Develop and maintain relationships with external entities, including CMS, law enforcement, vendors, and partner agencies, related to investigations and reporting requirements • Collaborate with internal auditors, legal counsel, and operational teams to support internal and external audits and investigations, ensuring timely and accurate responses, as well as track, analyze, and report on program integrity metrics, trends, and outcomes to the Senior Director, Corporate Compliance and oversight bodies as appropriate

• Manage and mentor a team of archaeologists and project managers. • Serve as a technical reviewer for the reports and deliverables. • Support business development, including proposals, and client engagement. • Maintain strong relationships with government and private sector clients. • Lead and manage cultural resources projects, including scope, budget, and timelines. • Oversee NHPA compliance efforts and related documentation. • Ensure projects meet quality, regulatory, and client expectations. • Other duties as assigned.

• Lead clinical programs and drive transformation initiatives • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to improve patient care • Analyze clinical outcomes and performance metrics • Oversee project timelines, budgets, and resources • Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements

• Lead, manage, and provide subject matter expertise to stakeholders for DoD industrial base programs focused on manufacturing, supply chains, and industrial readiness. • Conduct assessments of domestic and global production capabilities and facilities supporting defense-critical systems. • Develop, track, and implement risk mitigation strategies for use by DoD stakeholders in addressing fragile, single-source, or foreign-dependent supply chains. • Coordinate with internal stakeholders, including program offices, acquisition teams, and technical experts, as well as external industry partners and federal agencies, to develop and modify documentation supporting Government-Owned Contractor-Operated (GOCO) production facilities. • Contributions will focus on the candidate's expertise in developing and monitoring KPIs, operational performance metrics, and industry best practices. • Provide subject matter expertise in manufacturing operations, production processes, industrial engineering, and industrial base capabilities as they relate to defense programs. • Support data collection, analysis, and reporting for congressional inquiries, senior leadership briefings, and strategic planning documents. • Participate in Integrated Product Teams (IPTs), working groups, and interagency coordination efforts. • Provide expertise on compliance with DoD acquisition and industrial base policies, regulations, and best practices related to manufacturing, maintenance, efficiency, safety, and environmental stewardship.