Biography

Kyrone J. Davis, Ed.D., M.H.S.A. is a scholar-practitioner with an extensive background in a variety of healthcare and educational settings. His work with the District of Columbia Department of Mental Health included teaching the core curriculum for the Nonviolent Crisis Intervention Program, evidenced-based recommendations for nursing practice, continuing education and training management, and membership on the Dual-Diagnosis Treatment Team. As a consultant with the United States Department of Agriculture APHIS Modernization Project, he provided evidence-based recommendations for 21st Century healthcare leadership and management best practices.

As a member of the U.S. Armed Forces, Dr. Davis trained at the Academy of Health Sciences Center for Health Education and Training at Fort Sam Houston, TX. He went on to serve at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center as a Healthcare Specialist and Combat Medic responsible for a wide array of healthcare management services. Until recently, Dr. Davis was a faculty member of George Mason University, Webster University, and Florida Institute of Technology where he was awarded the Outstanding Faculty Feature for teaching excellence and service to the Nathan M. Bisk College of Business Department of Extended Studies National Capital Region. Dr. Davis is affiliated with an array of academic and professional organizations and was recently appointed to the Board of Trustees for Leonard Hall Junior Naval Academy.

Dr. Davis earned his Ed.D. in Human and Organizational Learning-Executive Leadership Focus from The George Washington University (2014). He earned his M.H.S.A. in Health Services Administration (2009) and B.S. in Computer Information Systems (2007) from Strayer University. He resides in the Washington, DC Metropolitan Area with his wife and three sons.