LIEUTENANT COLONEL Timothy G. O’Haver

LTC Timothy G. O’Haver reported to his first unit at Fort Carson in May 1992, after receiving his commission through ROTC at Texas State University.

His first five years in the Army were spent at Fort Carson, Colorado. He was first assigned to  2-12 Infantry Battalion where he served as the Medical Platoon Leader.  He was then assigned to Evans Army Community Hospital where he served first as the Adjutant then as the MEDDAC Company Commander.  Upon completion of Company Command, he was then assigned to Fort Sam Houston, Texas where he served as OIC, Combat Casualty Care Course, S-3/HHD Commander, 232nd Medical Battalion and then MEDCOM Staff Officer within the TRICARE Division. While assigned to Fort Sam Houston then CPT O’Haver deployed with a Combined Arms Assessment Team to Bosnia is support of Operation Joint Endeavor.

Following his assignment to Fort Sam Houston, he was transferred to Walter Reed Army Medical Center where he served as the Administrator, Department of Surgery and then Secretary of the General Staff and Executive Officer to the Commander, North Atlantic Regional Medical Command. Additional assignments include Chief, Business Operations, Colorado Springs Multi-Service Market and Chief, Clinical Operations Division Evans Army Community Hospital. Before arriving at Evans Army Community Hospital, LTC O’Haver served as the Deputy Commander for Administration at Raymond W. Bliss Army Health Clinic at Fort Huachuca, Arizona.

His education includes a Bachelor’s Degree in Healthcare Administration from Texas State University, the AMEDD Officer’s Basic Course, AMEDD Officer’s Advanced Course, a Master’s in Healthcare Administration from Baylor University, and the Command and General Staff College.

His awards and decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal, and the Army Achievement Medal. LTC O’Haver is a recipient of the Expert Field Medical Badge, Parachutist Badge and Air Assault Badge. He is a Board Certified Healthcare Executive and a Fellow in the American College of Healthcare Executives.