Robin Michelle Gray

With six years of dedicated military service, I am a highly skilled Public Health and Safety professional specializing in risk assessment, emergency response, and health security compliance. My experience spans communicable disease surveillance, occupational health, and tactical combat casualty care instruction, where I have trained military personnel to respond effectively to crises. As a Public Health Technician at Nellis AFB, I have played a critical role in developing and enforcing workplace safety protocols, analyzing epidemiological data, and implementing programs that enhance force readiness and organizational health.

Beyond my expertise in public health, I have a strong background in leadership, data analysis, and workplace safety. My time as a Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Instructor further strengthened my ability to design and execute training programs that prepare personnel for high-pressure environments. Prior to my military service, I gained valuable experience in aviation operations as a Service/Ramp Agent with Delta Airlines, reinforcing my ability to work in fast-paced, compliance-driven settings.

I hold certifications in Basic Life Support (BLS), CPR, TCCC Tier 2, Bloodborne Pathogens, and HIPAA compliance, and I maintain a Secret Security Clearance. My education includes specialized training in Space Systems Technology from the Community College of the Air Force and Public Health Technical Training from the Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine.

I am passionate about fostering safe, efficient, and health-conscious work environments while mentoring and training others to excel in high-stakes scenarios. My ability to collaborate across teams, analyze critical health data, and implement risk mitigation strategies makes me a valuable asset in public health, occupational safety, and emergency response roles. As I seek new opportunities, I am eager to apply my knowledge, leadership, and problem-solving skills to contribute to mission success in both civilian and government sectors.