Paige Waterman

Paige Waterman, MD Paige has a premium accountClick to upgrade to Premium Assistant Director for Biological Threat Defense at White House Office of Science and Technology Policy Washington D.C. Metro Area 278 connections Contact info White House Office of Science and Technology Policy University of Pennsylvania About Executive leader, senior clinician, researcher, educator, program manager, and policy proponent for advancing biologically relevant innovation and global emerging infectious disease and pandemic strategies. Champion for work being done to promote the converging components of the bioeconomy and combat antimicrobial resistant bacteria related disease and disability. Activity See all 278 followers a picture of a person holding a graduation cap and posing for the camera Well-done, Nikta. Paige commented Experience White House Office of Science and Technology Policy Assistant Director for Biological Threat Defense Company NameWhite House Office of Science and Technology Policy Dates EmployedFeb 2019 – Present Employment Duration1 yr 7 mos United States Department of Defense Company NameUnited States Department of Defense Total Duration10 yrs 3 mos TitleAssociate Director, Center for Enabling Capabilities Dates EmployedOct 2018 – Present Employment Duration1 yr 11 mos LocationWalter Reed Army Institute of Research Guide the transition of the newly created Center for Enabling Capabilities inclusive of the DoD's premier Clinical Trials Center, Pilot Bioproduction Facility, and Veterinary Services Program. Lead DoD Combating Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria (CARB) effort and policy development and implementation for antimicrobial stewardship program. TitleMedical Research & Development Consultant to the Army Surgeon General Dates EmployedOct 2015 – Present Employment Duration4 yrs 11 mos Medical Research consultant to the U.S. Army Surgeon General Responsible for providing expert opinion on research needs and capabilities as related to the health and well-being of our soldiers. Responsible for providing U.S. Army Human Resources Command talent management expertise and guidance for alignment of the clinical pharmacology (physician) inventory with U.S. Army needs. Responsible for representing the research capabilities and achievements of the DoD within the U.S. Government and to the community, including those related to the CARB (combating antibiotic resistant bacteria) National Action Plan as a Task Force and ex officio Presidential Advisory Council member. … see more Show 5 more roles United States Department of Defense Chief of Medical Residents Company NameUnited States Department of Defense Dates EmployedJul 2006 – Jun 2007 Employment Duration1 yr LocationWalter Reed Army Medical Center Coordinated clinical training and administrative support for 41 internal medicine and combined internal medicine/psychiatry residents in addition to a large portion of education and training for 46 additional neurology, psychiatry, transitional, surgery, pediatric, and obstetric interns. Led the medicine-resident led Army 10-miler team that placed among the top teams representing Walter Reed Army Medical Center. … see more Education University of Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania The Catholic University of America The Catholic University of America The Johns Hopkins University The Johns Hopkins University CGSC CGSC Dates attended or expected graduation2012 – 2012 University of Maryland College Park University of Maryland College Park