Biography
Scott is a Baylor alumnus receiving his Bachelor of Business Administration in 1971 and his Master of Health Administration in 1981. He also holds a Master of Business Administration from the University of West Florida.
He served for thirty years in the Air Force as a Medical Executive retiring as a Colonel in 2001. Positions held included:
Commander of several Air Force Hospitals including Langley in Virginia
The Executive Director for Health Policy for the Assistant Secretary of Defense in Washington DC
He culminated his military service as the Deputy Surgeon for Air Combat Command where he provided operational and fiscal oversight to seventeen medical treatment facilities
In the fall of 2001 Scott came to Baylor to help establish a Healthcare Administration Specialization within the MBA program. This program had a successful start in the fall of 2003. He serves as the administrative director and as the preceptor coordinator placing students in residencies throughout the United States.
"The development and Implementation of Core Competencies for CAHME Accreditation," presented at the AUPHA Annual 2008 Meeting, Washington DC, June 2008.