Tim Stevens

Tim Stevens serves as an Adjunct Instructor of Geography in the Sociology and Criminology department at Benedictine College while simultaneously working for the Department of Defense as Deputy to the Commander for Quality and Safety at Munson Army Health Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.

His educational credentials include:

• M.B.A. in Healthcare from The George Washington University
• B.S. in Geography and Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences (secondary major) from Kansas State University
• B.A. in English and History from Washburn University
• A.A.S. in Personnel Administration from Community College of the Air Force

Mr. Stevens' interdisciplinary expertise bridges Geography, Healthcare Management, Substance Abuse, Military Affairs, and International Relations. His career uniquely integrates military service, healthcare administration, and education, having taught college-level courses in geography, healthcare administration, and substance abuse program management. His research interests reflect practical applications of geography in military and healthcare contexts.

Professional affiliations include the National Council for Geographic Education, American Geographical Society, American Association of Geographers, American College of Healthcare Executives, Institute for Healthcare Improvement, National Association for Healthcare Quality, and The Beryl Institute.

His distinguished honors include:

• Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE)
• Certified Patient Experience Professional (CPXP)
• 2015 Air National Guard Medical Service Corps Commitment to Service Award
• 2005 Air National Guard Outstanding Global Health Officer

After retiring from the Air Force/Air National Guard in 2020 following 37 years of service, Mr. Stevens held pivotal roles including Air National Guard Medical Forces Advisor to the Air Force Surgeon General, Commander of the 175th Medical Group, and Bilateral Affairs Officer at the U.S. Embassy in Yerevan, Armenia. His career demonstrates exceptional versatility across military, healthcare, diplomatic, and educational domains.