Examples of specialized experience include: (1) Leading Critical Care Air Transport Teams (CCATT) doctrine, regulations, practices, and procedures relevant to CCATT management functions, operations, training, equipment, and research; (2) working with military health services administration with key emphasis on medical readiness and planning activities; (3) analyzing current or projected operating programs and initiatives to evaluate actual or potential effectiveness in achieving program improvement objectives; (4) Practice fostering interrelationships and building coalitions for the various aspects of the CCATT program and skill in integrating competing priorities and programs in order to effectively develop a worldwide en route critical care patient transport system. Establishes, develops, and maintains effective working relationships with organizational medical/administrative leaders, unit commanders, Wing leaders, MAJCOM leaders, Air Staff, AF and sister service working groups, federal/state/local officials, union representatives, community groups, etc.