Jaclyn Hall is the Administrative Assistant for the Radioisotope Processing Facility (RPF) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, where she provides comprehensive operational, administrative, and coordination support to the Project Director and Project Manager. The RPF Project is a major multi‑year effort to modernize and expand the nation’s capability to produce high‑priority radioisotopes—critical materials essential for medical diagnostics and therapies, national security applications, and cutting‑edge scientific research.
Jaclyn holds the Professional Administrative Certification of Excellence (PACE), a distinction that reflects her advanced expertise in administrative management, her commitment to professional development, and her dedication to delivering high‑impact support in complex project environments.
Jaclyn began her ORNL career as an administrative assistant floater in the Physical Sciences Directorate (PSD), where she quickly earned a reputation for adaptability, attention to detail, and collaborative problem‑solving. She provided high‑level support to multiple PSD leadership functions, including the Chief Operating Officer, the infrastructure lead, programs and planning specialist, program proposal development manager, and directorate training coordinator. She also served as fleet point of contact, telecommunications coordinator and partnership proposal coordinator. Prior to joining ORNL, Jaclyn spent nine years in healthcare administration—six years as a medical receptionist and three years as a front office manager—developing deep expertise in scheduling, client service, and operational management.
Outside of work, Jaclyn enjoys gardening, home‑improvement projects, learning new things, and attending community events with her family. Her enthusiasm for creativity and continuous learning mirrors her professional strengths—bringing fresh ideas, resourcefulness, and a “think outside the box” mindset to every challenge she tackles.
