Beth currently leads StillPointe, LLC, a neuroscience-informed leadership consultancy designed for high-performing professionals, leaders, and executives. StillPointe creates transformative  retreat-style experiences that foster clarity, purpose, and team cohesion—especially within mission-driven organizations.

Beth’s experience spans the U.S. Army, academic medicine, and national healthcare transformation efforts. She served as Behavioral Science Director and core faculty for the National Capital Region Family Medicine Residency, delivering over 600 hours of training annually in trauma-informed care, leadership, and inter-professional collaboration. As a master trainer for the Defense Health Agency, she trained more than 1,000 clinicians in patient-centered communication across military hospitals in partnership with Mayo Clinic and Institute for Healthcare Excellence. Most recently, she designed and executed a wellness and leadership development program for 10,000 geographically dispersed legal professionals in the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps (JAG Corps), personally teaching 75 courses to 4,000 individuals over 18 months—each receiving outstanding evaluations.

Beth is the recipient of the Civilian Meritorious Service Award (2025), the Civilian Service Achievement Medal (2024), and over 15 years of Excellence in Teaching recognition. She is fluent in Spanish, completed a competitive faculty development fellowship, and trained as a clinical social worker and psychotherapist.