STARRS Board Packet for September 7, 2007, Monthly Board Meeting

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Board of DirectorsAugust 17, 2007Page TwoLaw Enforcement6. Reggie Harris – Deputy Chief – St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department – Twentyeightyear veteran of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.Hospital Preparedness7. Andy Presti – Director, Safety and Security – SSM-St. Mary’s Health Center – Over 20years experience in disaster preparedness. Has extensive experience in disasterpreparedness, hazardous materials, waste management, security, and safety. Plans,conducts, and critiques disaster drills for the hospital. Member of St. Louis County LocalEmergency Planning Commission.8. Chris Jenkins – Pharmacy/Disaster Planner – St. Louis University Hospital –Responsible for coordinating the implementation of MEDS/POD in the pharmacy withinthe context of a disaster requiring mass prophylaxis. Also responsible for developing inhousepharmacy plans for developing a disaster chain of command, disaster kits, andinformation protocols to be followed upon activation of a disaster.9. Amy Meglitsch – Public Health Nurse Liaison – St. Louis County Department of Health– Serve as liaison between assigned hospitals and St. Louis County Department of Healthto facilitate information exchange regarding communicable diseases and emergencypreparedness/readiness.10. Nancy Hesselbach – Administrator – St. Louis Surgical Center – Nursing Managementprofessional with extensive and broad-based experience in surgical services, communitybased health education and orthopaedic sales.11. Richelle Williams – Senior Account Manager/Infection Control Consultant – ICPMedical – Assist facilities in identifying and implementing new procedures regardinginfection control practices.Shelia Harris-Wheeler (See Public Health).Critical Response Teams12. Kim Selig – Project Development Specialist – Missouri Institute of Mental Health –Coordinate grant-funded research projects; develop grant proposals, publications, andpresentations; and manage and analyze study data.Chris Jenkins (See Hospital Preparedness).Joe Schmidt (See Interoperable Communications).
Board of DirectorsAugust 17, 2007Page ThreeTraining13. Rodney Lewis – ESDA/EMA Director – City of Centreville, IL – Design and implementthe Emergency Operation Plan for the city; coordinate city resources to mitigate disasters;crisis management; damage assessment; and procure funding to improve emergencyfunctions of all city departments. Coordinate disaster operations with five independentvolunteer fire protection districts.First Responders & Emergency Management14. Mark Bagby – University Disaster Coordinator – Washington University – Workdirectly with academic and administrative leaders and designated personnel to develop,implement, manage and continually improve campus-wide and departmental emergencypreparedness, business continuity response plans and programs, to improve theuniversity’s ability to recognize and respond to emergencies and systematically restorethe campus to full operation pending any adverse event. Develop, lead and conductemergency/disaster drills.Kim Selig (See Critical Response Teams).Rodney Lewis (See Training).Public Information15. Phyllis Thomas – Operations Supervisor – Family Care Health Centers – Oversees thegeneral site operations, including security, phone system and process, and insures thegeneral operations of medical records. Coordinates all changes in provider schedules.EMS16. Deborah Woelfel – EMS Coordinator – Alton Memorial Hospital – Over 25 yearsexperience as a registered nurse. Develops EMS and trauma service skills, policies, andprocedures. Q1 experience in pre-hospital, trauma, and emergency. Coordinates andtrains pre-hospital care givers education and classes at EMT-B, EMT-1, First Responders,pre-hospital nurses, ECRN and EMT-P.V-EOC17. Ken Walk – Emergency Management Specialist – St. Louis City EmergencyManagement Agency – Developer and manager of disaster and terrorism preparednessplanning and training, including cross-functional team recruiting, team building, andtraining for response, recovery and continuity of mission-critical processes.
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