Air Force Lt. Col. Seth Wilson currently serves as the Chief of Air Force Mental Health Operations for the Air Force Medical Agency. He oversees a team of five personnel and directs Department of the Air Force policy and programming regarding mental health operations for 74 Military Treatment Facilities and over 2000 Mental Health professionals. He is also the Air Force liaison and representation for Department of Defense and Defense Health Agency working groups and initiatives.

Lt Col Wilson’s prior assignments include serving as Flight Commander at Fairchild Air Force Base in Washington and Robins Air Force Base in Georgia. He also served as Director of Operations and acting Squadron Commander for the 59th Medical Operations Squadron at Joint-Base San Antonio-Lackland. During that assignment, he directed 567 personnel, overseeing Primary Care, Emergency Services and Mental Health services for 55,000 enrolled medical beneficiaries.

Lt Col Wilson is a credentialed provider and a Board-Certified Diplomat in Clinical Social Work. He has deployed to Manas Air Base in support of Operation ENDURING FREEDOM, and Manda Bay, Kenya in support of Operation OCTAVE SHIELD.