Forrest "Woody" Null

Clinical Informatics Analyst

Children's National Health System - Washington, DC

Supports data-driven decision-making for a health system which treats 35,000 pediatric patients annually.

Queries enterprise data warehouse to retrieve clinical, financial, and administrative information.

Provides data verification and validation, statistical and geospatial analysis, and data visualization.

Develops self-service data tools and dashboards for healthcare providers, administrators, and researchers.
2015-Present

Graduated, B.S. Interdisciplinary Studies

Liberty University - Lynchburg, VA

Completed 3 internships and over 150 credit hours.

Focuses in Industrial & Systems Engineering and Business.

Dean’s List Student.

Member of AFCEA Liberty University Student Chapter.

View Transcript December 2015

Industrial Engineering Intern

Norfolk Southern Corp. - Atlanta, GA

Completed 2 internships in the Industrial Engineering department of an $11 billion Class 1 railroad.

Ensured the efficiency of a 20,000 route-mile network across 22 states, using a fleet of 90,000 rolling stock and 3,400 locomotives to move 192 billion ton-miles per year.

Performed data collection, data mining, statistical analysis, simulation, and value stream mapping.

Assisted with process improvement projects, infrastructure studies, and capacity analysis.

Documented learning with weekly APA-style reports and a 20-page final report to the University for 3 Credits.

View Final Report Spring 2014 & Summer 2015

Engineering Intern

AlphaSix Corp. - Sterling, VA

Developed a turnkey quote-generation system for value-added-resale to government agencies.

Clients included U.S. Department of Defense, FBI, ATF, DEA, Bureau of Prisons, State Department, etc.

Reinforced knowledge of: RedHat Enterprise Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP, jQuery, HTML, EDI.

Recipient of AlphaSix’s 2013 Outstanding Intern of the Year award.

Exposed to federal contracting process and regulations at a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business.
Summer 2013

Firefighter / EMT / Rescue Technician

Sterling Volunteer Rescue Squad - Sterling, VA

Responds to 911 calls for medical and technical rescue incidents in a fast-paced diverse suburban area.

Rapidly evaluates, treats, and transports injured or ill patients to definitive care facilities.

Quickly and clearly communicates important patient information to receiving healthcare team.

Certified to provide: structural firefighting; vehicle, rope, confined space, trench, and swiftwater rescue; tactical EMS.
2009 - Present

Earned the Rank of Eagle Scout

Boy Scouts of America, Troop 1577 - Herndon, VA

Eagle Scout is the highest rank in the Boy Scouts of America, and is achieved by 5% of all Boy Scouts, and less than 1% of all Americans. To earn the rank of Eagle Scout, a scout must demonstrate a commitment to leadership over a period of several years. Show MoreThis includes coordinating a community service project, serving in various peer-leadership positions within his troop, showing strong morals and good character, demonstrating proficiency in a variety of outdoor skills, performing community service, mentoring younger scouts, and completing at least 21 merit badges. Beyond demonstrating the commitment to earn the rank itself, surveys show that Eagle Scouts are more successful and more engaged in the world than non-scouts.

According to a Baylor University study, Eagle Scouts are 55% more likely to hold a workplace leadership role than a non-scout. Eagle Scouts are goal oriented, being 64% more likely to achieve their personal goals, 29% more likely to achieve their professional goals, and 49% more likely to achieve their financial goals. Eagle Scouts are 52% more likely to try exceeding expectations, 40% more likely to word hard to get ahead, and 47% more likely to try doing the right thing. Eagle Scouts are 80% more likely to continue their education, and 73% more likely to vote in a Presidential election. The full survey is called "Eagle Scouts: Merit Beyond the Badge" and is available in PDF format here:

View Survey November 2008

President & Owner

Woody Null Technologies - Herndon, VA

Designs, develops, and delivers custom database-driven web applications and online solutions.

Clients include: schools, public safety agencies, small businesses, political campaigns, etc.

Teaches individual/group computer lessons ranging from elementary to college level material.

Manages all aspects of the business: marketing, sales, production, customer service, and technical support.
2005 - Present

Logistics Manager / Senior Troop Quartermaster

Boy Scouts of America, Troop 1577 - Herndon, VA

Managed procurement, storage, transport, inventory, and operational readiness of all equipment.

Accountable for approximately $30,000 of assets, supporting approximately 200 participants.

Created and implemented efficient new methods of equipment inventory management.

Trained and mentored entry-level quartermasters in process efficiency and customer service.
2004 - 2008