February 26, 2019 - Regular Meeting Agenda Item #35

Subject Health Care Advisory Board Appointments Briefings None Contact and/or Presenter Information

Joshua Barnett, Health Care Services Manager, ext 3978

Ava Ehde, Neighborhood Services Director, ext 3974

Action Requested

Appointment of one (1) applicant to each of the following two (2) categories, to fulfill the remainder of the position appointment:

1. Health Care (term expires 09/30/2020) 2. Higher Education (term expires 09/30/2021)

Enabling/Regulating Authority F.S. 125 County Commission Local Governance Resolution R-17-035 Commissions Health Care Advisory Board Background Discussion

● Resolution R-17-035 establishes roles and responsibilities of the Health Care Advisory Board (HCAB) as directed by the Board of County Commissioners (BCC).

● The HCAB evaluates and monitors the Health Care System in Manatee County. ● The HCAB does not self-assign projects. ● The BCC provides the HCAB with top priorities to work on annually and to report back to them. ● When available, County staff assists the HCAB. ● The HCAB reviews evidenced based practices. ● The HCAB meets a minimum of eight times yearly. ● The HCAB provides written and or verbal reports to the BCC to provide background into the research

they conduct, which may include recommendations. ● Due to the resignations of Dr. Francis M. Curd, DDS, DMD (former Chair) and Dr. Arthur Cohen, MD, JD

(due to both taking staff positions at a County-funded health agency), two vacancies exist on the HCAB: ❍ 1 Health Care representative (term expires 9/30/2020)

Manatee County Government Administrative CenterPatricia M. Glass Commission Chambers, First Floor

9:00 a.m. - February 26, 2019

❍ 1 Higher Education representative (term expires 9/30/2021) ● Four applications were received for the Health Care seat:

❍ Hendrik Korb, RpH, MBA ❍ Janie Patterson, BS ❍ Ibrahim A. Saad, MD ❍ John K. Wiest, MBA

● One application was received for the Higher Education seat: ❍ Jane Pfeilsticker

County Attorney Review Not Reviewed (Utilizes exact document or procedure approved within the last 18 months) Explanation of Other Reviewing Attorney N/A Instructions to Board Records Send appointments to janice.dunbarsmith@mymanatee.org. Cost and Funds Source Account Number and Name N/A Amount and Frequency of Recurring Costs N/A Attachment: Current Positions & Names Matrix 2019.pdf Attachment: HCAB Higher Ed Application Matrix 022019.pdf Attachment: Jane Pfelsticker Application.pdf Attachment: Jane Pfelsticker Resume.pdf Attachment: HCAB Health Care Application Matrix 022019.pdf Attachment: HCAB Korb Hendrick Application 01.17.19.pdf Attachment: HCAB Patterson Janie Application 01.28.19.pdf Attachment: HCAB Patterson Janie Resume 01.28.19.pdf Attachment: HCAB Saad Ibrahim Application (redacted) 01.24.19.pdf Attachment: HCAB Saad Ibrahim Resume (redacted) 01.24.19.pdf Attachment: HCAB Wiest John Application 01.20.19.pdf Attachment: HCAB Wiest John Resume 01.20.19.pdf Attachment: R17-035 signed.pdf

Manatee County Government Administrative CenterPatricia M. Glass Commission Chambers, First Floor

9:00 a.m. - February 26, 2019

DISTRICT

CURRENT HCAB MEMBERS (13)

CATEGORIES – HEALTH CARE ADVISORY BOARD – FEBRUARY 2019

** AfricanAm (>1) ***Hispanic (>1)

HEALTH CARE

MENTAL HEALTH

SUBSTANCE ABUSE

SOCIAL SERVICES

HIGHER EDUCATION

CONSUMER (2)

MEDICAL CARE

(PRACTICING PHYSICIAN)

BUSINESS (5)

VACANT

VACANT

1 James Nguyen, MD

2 Bonnie Ramseur**

3 Kirk Zeppi, LMHC

3 Thomas Skoloda, PhD

4 Dan Austin, MA

4 JoOni Anbar**

5 Barbara Shubert, MS

5 Lori Dengler, MBA, MSN, ARNP, FNP-C

5 Bryan Boudreaux

5 Jill Cherbow, MBA

5 Cliff Feldman, MBA

Health Care Advisory Board – Candidate Matrix

Higher Education Seat – appoint one (1)

Higher Education Seats – (not affiliated with any agency receiving county funds) – appoint one (1); To replace the 3-year term appointment expiring 09/30/21

Commission District

Applicant Profession Education/Experience/Employment Current Advisory Board Member

5 Jane Pfeilsticker

Natural Science, Department Chair

State College of Florida (retired)

M.S. Microbiology/Molecular Biology – University of Pittsburgh; B.S. Medical Technology/Microbiology – Pennsylvania State University. Retired from State College of Florida. Department Chair-Natural Sciences (4 years), Program Manager of Biotechnology (3 years), Teaching Faculty-Natural Sciences (19 years) at State College of Florida. Manatee County School Board (2006-2010). Affiliation with any agency receiving county funds: Just For Girls

No

Application Form 2016 1

MANATEE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 1112 Manatee Avenue West, Suite 902 Phone: (941) 745-3700

Bradenton, FL 34205 Fax: (941) 745-3790

www.mymanatee.org/advisory_boards

APPLICATION for

ADVISORY BOARD/COMMITTEE/COMMISSION PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT IN INK

For which Advisory Board are you applying? A separate application is required for each advisory board.

Name of Advisory Board:

Some advisory board positions have specific requirements for applicants. For more information

please click on this link to the Manatee County website at: www.mymanatee.org/advisory_boards.

Please specify the seat you are interested in:

Name

Home Street Address

Home Mailing Address

City, State, Zip

Home Phone Work Phone Cell Phone

Email address

Occupation (if retired, please indicate)

Business name

Business street address

City, State, Zip

Are you registered to vote in Manatee County?

(This is a requirement of certain boards/commissions) Yes No

I reside in County Commission District # 1 2 3 4 5

(This can be found on your Voter Registration Card or click on this link to a County Commission District Map)

Do you reside in unincorporated Manatee County? Yes No

If No, please indicate the City ____________________

The Board of County Commissioners strives to ensure equal access for minorities and women to serve on advisory boards/committees/commissions. Providing this information will help Manatee County compile information needed to comply with the reporting requirement in Florida State Statute 760.80.

Gender Male Female

Race

African American Asian American Caucasian

Hispanic American Native American Other _______________________

Application Form 2016 2

Please list any governmental Advisory Boards/Committees/Commissions on which you currently serve.

Please list any Manatee County Advisory Boards/Committees/Commissions on which you have previously served (include dates of your service).

Why do you want to serve on this Advisory Board or Committee?

Describe your education and experience that will provide a benefit to this Advisory Board.

List your professional credentials, licenses or certificates that are relevant to this Advisory Board.

List organizations and positions in which you serve in local civic or community groups.

Do you or your immediate family members have or hold any employment or contractual relationship with any business entity or agency which does business with or receives funding from Manatee County Government? Yes No If yes, please explain.

Do you know of any other reason that would prohibit you from serving on this board that could be deemed as a conflict of interest? Yes No If yes, please explain.

If you are appointed, are there any days of the week or months of the year you will be unavailable to serve due to job or travel? Yes No If yes, please explain.

Application Form 2017 3

IMPORTANT INFORMATION 1. For questions regarding a specific advisory board, committee, or commission, including the duties and

requirements, please contact the County staff liaison listed on that board’s webpage.

2. Certain advisory boards, committees, and commissions have specific membership requirements including avalid voter registration card, financial disclosure and/or the submission of other information.

3. Attendance is required at advisory board meetings. Three unexcused absences may be grounds forremoval.

4. Florida State Statute 119.07 designates this application as a public document to be made available foranyone requesting to view it. If you qualify for exemption from public disclosure under the terms of thisstatute, please explain:_________________________________________________________________________________

5. Advisory boards, committees or commissions having the authority to make factual determinations, reviewpermit applications, issue permits, grant variances, or impose fines exercise a part of the County’s sovereignpowers and members are prohibited by Florida law from holding more than one such position. If youcurrently hold another state, municipal or county government appointment, County staff will assist inconfirming your eligibility to serve on the board for which you are applying.

NOTICE Applications must be complete and signed to be valid. Resumes may not be substituted for the sections on the application but you may include extra pages to provide additional information. Applications will not be processed unless each section has been completed and all supplemental information sought by County staff has been provided. Applicants will not be permitted to change information on their submitted application materials once they have been received by the County.

The following advisory boards require a questionnaire that must also be completed and a current resume for the applicant to be considered for appointment. See pages 4 and 5 of this form.

Children’s Services Advisory Board – page 4 Healthcare Advisory Board – page 5

Please sign and date below

I have reviewed the qualifications of this position and the duties of the board or commission for which I am applying

and certify that I am fully able to serve. I agree to commit the necessary time to fulfill these responsibilities. I

understand that I am offering my service without compensation. I agree to abide by all Manatee County Commission

rules and policies either published or in effect by usage, and all regulations and laws of the State of Florida. I further

hereby acknowledge that should my professional, residential or other status change subsequent to my appointment

to this board or commission, I have a continuing obligation to inform the County’s staff liaison of that change to the

extent it may alter my eligibility to continue in service.

By typing my name and submitting this application, I confirm that the information provided in this application is true

and complete, and this constitutes my signature under the Florida Electronic Signature Act.

Electronic Signature Type or Sign Name Date

Your application may be mailed to the address below.

Mail: Board of County Commissioners 1112 Manatee Avenue West, Suite 902

ATTN: Advisory Boards

Bradenton, FL 34205

You may also fax or email your application, as follows:

Fax: 941-745-3790

Email: Save this pdf form to your computer and then

attach it to an email. Email to this address:

advisoryboards@mymanatee.org

The Board of County Commissioners of Manatee County, Florida does not discriminate upon the basis of any individual’s disability status. This non-discrimination policy involves every aspect of the Board’s functions including one’s access to, participation, employment, or treatment in its programs or activities. Anyone requiring reasonable accommodation for meetings as provided for in the Americans with Disabilities Act should contact the Citizens Action Center, three days before a meeting at 742-5800; TDD ONLY 742-5802 and wait 60 seconds; or FAX 745-3790.

Application Form 2017 4

Supplemental Questions for Applicants to the Manatee County Children’s Services Advisory Board

Please complete all questions with current and accurate information.

Are you affiliated with any agency that receives Children’s Services dedicated millage funds from Manatee County? Affiliated means: an employee of the agency; owner of the agency; voting member on the agency’s Board of Directors; contract with the agency, or indirect contract with the agency.

Yes No

If yes, please select the agency from the list below. Check all that apply:

AMIkids Manatee, Inc.Big Brothers/Big Sisters of the Suncoast

Boys & Girls Clubs of Manatee Centerstone of FloridaCommunity HavenD.L. Randall FoundationEarly Learning Coalition of Manatee County

Easter Seals of SW FloridaEducational Consultants Consortium

Exchange Club Family Partnership Center

Family Network on Disabilities

Family Resources

Feeding Empty Little TummiesFoundation for Dreams

Hope Family Services

Insight Counseling ServicesManatee Children’s Services, Inc. Manatee Community Action Agency

Manatee County Girls Club (Just for Girls)

Meals on Wheels Plus of Manatee Myakka City Community Center

Pace Center for Girls

Palmetto Youth Center

Sarasota Family YMCA Sarasota Manatee Assn. for Riding Therapy

School District of Manatee County

Selah Freedom, Inc.Tallevast Community Center

The Salvation Army

United Community Center

Please explain the affiliation you have with the above agencies:

An application to the Children's Services Advisory Board requires a current and comprehensiveresume or curriculum vitae, which may be emailed along with your application to advisoryboards@mymanatee.org, or may be mailed or faxed to Manatee County at the address and fax number provided on page 3.

Application Form 2017 5

Supplemental Questions for Applicants to the Manatee County Healthcare Advisory Board.

Please complete all questions with current and accurate information.

What is your field of expertise? (Please indicate all that apply)

Healthcare

Behavioral/Mental Healthcare

Substance Abuse Care

Social Services

Higher Education

Medically Needy Consumer of Healthcare

Representative of the business community not listed above (please explain below)

Are you an employee, contractor for, owner or voting member on the Board of Directors of any agency that receives funding from Manatee County directly or indirectly? Yes No If Yes, please explain:

Do you currently, or have you in the past 5 years, participated in any community health care initiatives or committees (e.g.: Health Care Alliance, Chamber Health Care Committee, Acute Care Committee, etc.)?

Yes No

If yes, which ones? (include dates of service)

An application to the Healthcare Advisory Board requires a current and comprehensive resume or curriculum vitae, which may be emailed along with your application to advisoryboards@mymanatee.org, or may be mailed or faxed to Manatee County at the address and fax number provided on page 3.

10860 Forest Run Dr. Bradenton, FL 34211 (941) 739-1019 (941) 356-4647

pfeilsj@scf.edu

Jane Pfeilsticker

Objective To cultivate my leadership skills and serve the local community

Experience

2011- 2015 (Retired) State College of Florida Bradenton, FL Department Chair- Natural Science

Hire part time faculty Schedule classes Monitor department data Evaluate faculty Develop department budget Mentor junior faculty Supervise daily activities within the department 2010-2013 State College of Florida Bradenton, FL Program Manager, Biotechnology

Write performance standards for all program courses Develop budget for program resources Teach 3 program specific courses Hire new faculty to increase department expertise in biotechnology Write college and state reports concerning the program Cultivate corporate partners for the program Represent the college at biotechnology conferences 1996- Retirement State College of Florida Bradenton, FL Teaching Faculty, Natural Science

Promoted to rank of Professor Aug 2011

Developed an A.S. Degree in Biotechnology including eight new courses that address biotechnology techniques at the cellular and molecular level

Developed high school outreach program with money provided by NSF-ATE

Served as grant evaluator for NSF

Taught courses in Biology, Bioethics, Biotechnology, Anatomy and Physiology, Microbiology, and Chemistry at the community college level

Served as course coordinator supervising and mentoring junior faculty

Restructured curriculum in Biology and Microbiology to include updated technology

Designed an Introduction to Biology course to enhance student success in more rigorous biology courses

Served on several committees to design faculty evaluation instruments

Introduced and applied multi media techniques to teaching

Designed and taught distance learning courses that provided learning focused activities and explorations

Certified in distance learning course design

Served as representative from Natural Science to the FIPSE grant

implementation team

Served on the Quality Enhancement Program team at MCC (now SCF) resulting in a nationally recognized plan for improvement in distance learning offerings at MCC (now SCF)

Served on the Curriculum Improvement and Design sub committee of the QEP at MCC (now SCF)

Designed a “Crime Scene Investigation” course for gifted high school students as a summer program under the Governor’s Summer Program granting agency

2006- 2010 Manatee County School Board Member

Elected to office Sept. 2006 in county-wide election

Adopted policies to enhance education and safety for students in Manatee County

Worked with negotiating team to establish faculty and paraprofessional contracts

Lead writer for Life Sciences rewrite of the Florida Sunshine State Standards, Next Generation

Chairman of state wide committee to select text books for K12 physical sciences

Served as Chairman of the Board 2009-2010

Participated in Master Board leadership training earning Master Board status each year 2006-2010

1999 Environmental Biotech International Sarasota, FL Research Consultant

Selected and tested strains of bacteria for capacity to degrade various pollutants

Designed protocols to test for product quality

Updated laboratory equipment

1986-1988 University of South Florida, School of Medicine Tampa, FL Research Associate, (Postdoctoral Fellow)

Performed experiments including the molecular cloning of DNA fragments, Site directed mutagenesis, Chemical synthesis of small oligonucleotides, Tissue culture of various mammalian cells, DNA sequencing, Maintenance of bacterial and viral cultures

Found novel mechanisms for regulation of human heat-shock genes

Determined regulatory sequences in the 5’ region of the gene for HMG CoA reductase

1981-1983 Presbyterian University Hospital Pittsburgh, PA Clinical Lab Technician, Clinical Research Technician

Performed assays on various clinical samples to determine quantities of relevant compounds

Developed techniques for investigation unexpected clinical results

Developed methods for quantitating surface receptors on human lymphocytes

Performed statistical analyses on all data gathered using SPSS software

1980- 1981 Baylor College of Medicine, Texas Children’s Hospital Houston, TX

Senior Research Associate

Performed quantitative assays for surface markers on various tissue culture cell lines

Documented progress of research and clinical work for extramural funding agencies

Education

1982-1985 University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA School of Medicine

Department of Molecular Biology

Graduate Student Assistant, Teaching Fellow

Ph.D. thesis work completed and accepted by committee, degree not defended

Designed and implemented experiments to amplify and clone a functional copy of the gene for Adenosine Deaminase

Taught first year medical students microbiology laboratory course

Performed all laboratory preparation for teaching courses

Designed and taught a course for first year medical students in poor academic standing. Every student in this course earned passing or honors grades on their national board final

Tutored first year medical students in need of supplemental academic support

1977- 1980 University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA School of Medicine

Department of Microbiology

Graduate Assistant Degree granted: M.S. Microbiology/ Molecular Biology

Received stipend based on academic performance

Designed and implemented experiments to determine the protein product of the cellular version of the oncogene found in murine sarcoma virus

1973-1977 Pennsylvania State University University Park, PA College of Science

Undergraduate Student Degree granted: B.S. Medical Technology/Microbiology

Performed senior research on antiviral medications affecting the replication of Herpes Viruses.

Graduated Magna Cum Laude.

Publications Articles:

William T. Shearer and Jane E. Richards (1981) Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun. 101, 800-806

Paul Rowland III, Jane Pfeilsticker, and Patricia Hoffee (1985) Arch. of

Biochem. And Biophys. 238, 396-403

P. Hoffee, S.W. Hunt, P. Rowland, J. Pfeilsticker, and P Jargiello, (1983) American Society of Human Genetics. Abstract:

Jane Pfeilsticker and Patricia Hoffee (1985) FASEB ASBC. Abstract Poster Sessions:

Eric Warrick and Jane Pfeilsticker (2014) Preparing Today’s Students for Tomorrow’s Challenges: Integration of the Small World Initiative at State College of Florida American Society of Microbiology

Matthew Thomas and Jane Pfeilsticker (2014) State College of Florida AS Biotechnology Program BioFlorida South West Chapter

Honors Grants

Professional Organizations

Awards

2002 Outstanding Educator Award, University of Florida, Department of Agriculture and Life Sciences

2003 Outstanding Educator award, University of Florida, Department of Agriculture and Life Sciences

2005 Outstanding Educator award, University of Florida, Department of Agriculture and Life Sciences

2003 Honorary member of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, Nu Zeta Chapter

Lawton Chiles Educational Impact award, 2010 Who’s Who in American Education Who’s Who in American Women Who’s Who in America Who’s Who in North America 2008 Innovation of the Year Award –League for Innovation NISOD Award 2013-2014 SCF

Revealing the truth: A Multidisciplinary Exploration into Crime

Scene Investigation, 2005. Principal Investigator

Revealing the truth: A Multidisciplinary Exploration into Crime Scene Investigation, 2006. Principal Investigator

NSF ATE Biotechnology Alliance for Suncoast Biology Educators (BASBE) 2011-2013, Principal Investigator

Small World Initiative, Crowd Sourcing Antibiotic Discovery 2013-2014, Co-Principal Investigator

NSF-IUSE Suncoast Alliance for Research, Education and

Discovery Co Principal Investigator –Application Pending.

American Society for Microbiology American Association for the Advancement of Science Association of Florida Colleges BioFlorida Johns Hopkins Institutional Biosafety Committee

10860 Forest Run Dr. Bradenton, FL 34211 (941) 739-1019 (941) 356-4647

pfeilsj@scf.edu

Jane Pfeilsticker

Objective To cultivate my leadership skills and serve the local community

Experience

2011- 2015 (Retired) State College of Florida Bradenton, FL Department Chair- Natural Science

▪ Hire part time faculty ▪ Schedule classes ▪ Monitor department data ▪ Evaluate faculty ▪ Develop department budget ▪ Mentor junior faculty ▪ Supervise daily activities within the department 2010-2013 State College of Florida Bradenton, FL Program Manager, Biotechnology

▪ Write performance standards for all program courses ▪ Develop budget for program resources ▪ Teach 3 program specific courses ▪ Hire new faculty to increase department expertise in biotechnology ▪ Write college and state reports concerning the program ▪ Cultivate corporate partners for the program ▪ Represent the college at biotechnology conferences 1996- Retirement State College of Florida Bradenton, FL Teaching Faculty, Natural Science

▪ Promoted to rank of Professor Aug 2011

▪ Developed an A.S. Degree in Biotechnology including eight new courses that address biotechnology techniques at the cellular and molecular level

▪ Developed high school outreach program with money provided by NSF-ATE

▪ Served as grant evaluator for NSF

▪ Taught courses in Biology, Bioethics, Biotechnology, Anatomy and Physiology, Microbiology, and Chemistry at the community college level

▪ Served as course coordinator supervising and mentoring junior faculty

▪ Restructured curriculum in Biology and Microbiology to include updated technology

▪ Designed an Introduction to Biology course to enhance student success in more rigorous biology courses

▪ Served on several committees to design faculty evaluation instruments

▪ Introduced and applied multi media techniques to teaching

▪ Designed and taught distance learning courses that provided learning focused activities and explorations

▪ Certified in distance learning course design

▪ Served as representative from Natural Science to the FIPSE grant

implementation team

▪ Served on the Quality Enhancement Program team at MCC (now SCF) resulting in a nationally recognized plan for improvement in distance learning offerings at MCC (now SCF)

▪ Served on the Curriculum Improvement and Design sub committee of the QEP at MCC (now SCF)

▪ Designed a “Crime Scene Investigation” course for gifted high school students as a summer program under the Governor’s Summer Program granting agency

2006- 2010 Manatee County School Board Member

▪ Elected to office Sept. 2006 in county-wide election

▪ Adopted policies to enhance education and safety for students in Manatee County

▪ Worked with negotiating team to establish faculty and paraprofessional contracts

▪ Lead writer for Life Sciences rewrite of the Florida Sunshine State Standards, Next Generation

▪ Chairman of state wide committee to select text books for K12 physical sciences

▪ Served as Chairman of the Board 2009-2010

▪ Participated in Master Board leadership training earning Master Board status each year 2006-2010

1999 Environmental Biotech International Sarasota, FL Research Consultant

▪ Selected and tested strains of bacteria for capacity to degrade various pollutants

▪ Designed protocols to test for product quality

▪ Updated laboratory equipment

1986-1988 University of South Florida, School of Medicine Tampa, FL Research Associate, (Postdoctoral Fellow)

▪ Performed experiments including the molecular cloning of DNA fragments, Site directed mutagenesis, Chemical synthesis of small oligonucleotides, Tissue culture of various mammalian cells, DNA sequencing, Maintenance of bacterial and viral cultures

▪ Found novel mechanisms for regulation of human heat-shock genes

▪ Determined regulatory sequences in the 5’ region of the gene for HMG CoA reductase

1981-1983 Presbyterian University Hospital Pittsburgh, PA Clinical Lab Technician, Clinical Research Technician

▪ Performed assays on various clinical samples to determine quantities of relevant compounds

▪ Developed techniques for investigation unexpected clinical results

▪ Developed methods for quantitating surface receptors on human lymphocytes

▪ Performed statistical analyses on all data gathered using SPSS software

1980- 1981 Baylor College of Medicine, Texas Children’s Hospital Houston, TX

Senior Research Associate

▪ Performed quantitative assays for surface markers on various tissue culture cell lines

▪ Documented progress of research and clinical work for extramural funding agencies

Education

1982-1985 University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA School of Medicine

Department of Molecular Biology

Graduate Student Assistant, Teaching Fellow

▪ Ph.D. thesis work completed and accepted by committee, degree not defended

▪ Designed and implemented experiments to amplify and clone a functional copy of the gene for Adenosine Deaminase

▪ Taught first year medical students microbiology laboratory course

▪ Performed all laboratory preparation for teaching courses

▪ Designed and taught a course for first year medical students in poor academic standing. Every student in this course earned passing or honors grades on their national board final

▪ Tutored first year medical students in need of supplemental academic support

1977- 1980 University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA School of Medicine

Department of Microbiology

Graduate Assistant ▪ Degree granted: M.S. Microbiology/ Molecular Biology

▪ Received stipend based on academic performance

▪ Designed and implemented experiments to determine the protein product of the cellular version of the oncogene found in murine sarcoma virus

1973-1977 Pennsylvania State University University Park, PA College of Science

Undergraduate Student ▪ Degree granted: B.S. Medical Technology/Microbiology

▪ Performed senior research on antiviral medications affecting the replication of Herpes Viruses.

▪ Graduated Magna Cum Laude.

Publications Articles:

▪ William T. Shearer and Jane E. Richards (1981) Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun. 101, 800-806

▪ Paul Rowland III, Jane Pfeilsticker, and Patricia Hoffee (1985) Arch. of

Biochem. And Biophys. 238, 396-403

▪ P. Hoffee, S.W. Hunt, P. Rowland, J. Pfeilsticker, and P Jargiello, (1983) American Society of Human Genetics. Abstract:

Jane Pfeilsticker and Patricia Hoffee (1985) FASEB ASBC. Abstract Poster Sessions:

• Eric Warrick and Jane Pfeilsticker (2014) Preparing Today’s Students for Tomorrow’s Challenges: Integration of the Small World Initiative at State College of Florida American Society of Microbiology

• Matthew Thomas and Jane Pfeilsticker (2014) State College of Florida AS Biotechnology Program BioFlorida South West Chapter

Honors Grants

• •

• Professional Organizations

Awards

▪ 2002 Outstanding Educator Award, University of Florida, Department of Agriculture and Life Sciences

▪ 2003 Outstanding Educator award, University of Florida, Department of Agriculture and Life Sciences

▪ 2005 Outstanding Educator award, University of Florida, Department of Agriculture and Life Sciences

▪ 2003 Honorary member of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, Nu Zeta Chapter

▪ Lawton Chiles Educational Impact award, 2010 ▪ Who’s Who in American Education ▪ Who’s Who in American Women ▪ Who’s Who in America ▪ Who’s Who in North America ▪ 2008 Innovation of the Year Award –League for Innovation ▪ NISOD Award 2013-2014 SCF

▪ Revealing the truth: A Multidisciplinary Exploration into Crime

Scene Investigation, 2005. Principal Investigator

▪ Revealing the truth: A Multidisciplinary Exploration into Crime Scene Investigation, 2006. Principal Investigator

▪ NSF ATE Biotechnology Alliance for Suncoast Biology Educators (BASBE) 2011-2013, Principal Investigator

▪ Small World Initiative, Crowd Sourcing Antibiotic Discovery 2013-2014, Co-Principal Investigator

▪ NSF-IUSE Suncoast Alliance for Research, Education and

Discovery Co Principal Investigator –Application Pending.

▪ American Society for Microbiology ▪ American Association for the Advancement of Science ▪ Association of Florida Colleges ▪ BioFlorida ▪ Johns Hopkins Institutional Biosafety Committee

Health Care Advisory Board – Candidate Matrix

Health Care Seat – appoint one (1)

Health Care Seats – (not affiliated with any agency receiving county funds) – appoint one (1); To replace the 3-year term appointment expiring 09/30/20

Commission District

Applicant Profession Education/Experience/Employment Current Advisory Board Member

5 Hendrik Korb,

RpH, MBA Pharmacist

RpH – Registered Pharmacist, University of Pretoria; MBA – University of Luton. Director of Pharmacy, South Bay Hospital. Affiliation with any agency receiving county funds: Just For Girls

No

1 Janie Patterson,

BS Healthcare

Executive, Retired

BS – Business Administration, University of Phoenix. Recently retired healthcare executive with over 40 years of experience. Affiliation with any agency receiving county funds: None

No

5 Ibrahim A Saad,

MD Internal Medicine

Physician

MD – Doctor of Medicine, American University; BS – Bachelor Science in Biology, University of Michigan, Residency – St. Joseph Mercy Oakland. Primary Care physician at Sarasota Memorial Hospital. Affiliation with any agency receiving county funds: None

No

1 John K. Wiest,

MBA Health Care Consultant

MBA, Florida Gulf Coast University; BS – Accounting and Business, Frostburg State University. Former CPA. Managing Director of Strategic Solutions and Performance Excellence for Navigant Consulting, Inc. Affiliation with any agency receiving county funds: None

No

CLARA JANE PATTERSON 709 MOORINGS WAY

BRADENTON, FL 34212 941-896-4087

J

Recently retired healthcare executive with over 40 years of broad knowledge of the operational and financial aspects of healthcare systems (not-for-profit and for-profit) including development of strategy for and oversight of patient registration, insurance verification, health information management, billing, and collecting.

EXPERIENCE

FEBRUARY 1990- MARCH 2018

CONIFER HEALTH SOLUTIONS/TENET HEALTHCARE DALLAS, TX Held various leadership roles (Director, Senior Director) managing revenue cycle functions for multiple hospitals and in 2003 was promoted to VP of Revenue Cycle managing revenue cycle functions for over 50 hospitals across the southeast. In 2010 was promoted to Senior VP of Revenue Cycle determining strategy and managing revenue cycle for over 100 hospitals across the US including responsibility for over 3,000 employees.

SEPTEMBER 1988 – FEBRUARY 1990

BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGER, EDWARD HOSPITAL NAPERVILLE, IL Developed policies and procedures in addition to managing the business office functions. AUGUST 1986 – SEPTEMBER 1988

BUSINESS OFFICE DIRECTOR HYDE PARK HOSPITAL, CHICAGO, IL Developed policies and procedures as well as managing the business office functions including patient registration, insurance verification, billing and collecting. OCTOBER 1975 – AUGUST 1986

INSURANCE SUPERVISOR WALKER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, AVON PARK, FL Assumed entry level position as insurance representative and was promoted to insurance supervisor.

EDUCATION

B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX

ASSOCIATE IN ARTS, COLLEGE OF DUPAGE

2

PAST MEMBER

HEALTHCARE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION (HFMA) AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTHCARE EXECUTIVES (ACHE) AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT (AAHAM)

ACTIVITIES

Reading, improving my golf game, spending time with my two mini labradoodles, traveling and getting reacquainted with Florida (my husband and I both are native Floridians)

Ibrahim A. Saad

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY INTERNAL MEDICINE Physician currently practicing at Arcadia medical associates. Dedicated leader utilizing

comprehensive health care experience and strong communication skills to fulfill patient’s needs; resulting in

increased satisfaction. Ambitious professional looking to pursue a hospitalist position in a diverse medical center.

United States Citizen

EDUCATION American University of Antigua College of Medicine Antigua and Barbuda

Doctor of Medicine, M.D. September 2007 - February 2012

University of Michigan – Dearborn Dearborn, MI

Biology September 2003 - August 2007

Henry Ford Community College Dearborn, MI

Biology September 2001 - December 2003 Professional Experience

Sarasota Memorial Hospital Sarasota, FL

Hospitalist January 2018 – Present

Arcadia Medical Associates Sarasota, FL

INTERNAL MEDICINE PHYSICIAN August 2015 – December 2017

Arcadia Medical Associates, is a group of 5 physicians with offices located in Arcadia, Wauchula, and

Sarasota Florida. On Monday- Friday see hospital patients at Doctors Hospital of Sarasota during the

morning hours until noon, afterwards I see patients outpatient at the office located in Sarasota. During

hospital rounds I cover 4 other physicians’ patients as part of the group. During the hospital rounds,

Provide prompt and complete attention to all patient care needs including admitting, diagnosis,

treatment, follow up and discharge. Collaboration, communication and coordination with all physicians

and healthcare personal caring for hospitalized patients.

Every third week, I take call for the group where I see patients in three hospitals, Desoto Memorial

Hospital- Arcadia, Lakewood ranch Hospital-Bradenton, and Doctors Hospital of Sarasota- Sarasota. Call

entitles seeing patients on the weekend, and taking home call after 5 for all three above hospitals. On

rare occasions, depending on the need, I will go see the patients in the hospitals after 5.

On Tuesdays and Thursdays after work hours, I see patients in the post acute care facility (Pines of

Sarasota, Nursing and Rehab). Duties include: Responsibility for Initial Patient Care. Support Patient

Discharges and Transfers. Make Periodic, Pertinent On-Site Visits to Patients. Ensure Adequate Ongoing

Coverage. Provide Appropriate Care to Patients. Provide Appropriate, Timely Medical Orders and

Documentation

St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Hospital Pontiac, MI

M.D. Residency, Internal Medicine Chief Resident July 2012 – June2015

St. Joseph Mercy- Oakland, a 443-bed comprehensive teaching hospital. Supervised residents, created

ICU, CCU and clinic schedules for each resident and participated in multidisciplinary committees to

implement quality improvement initiatives. Aim to ensure the highest levels of patient satisfaction.

Presented clinical cases and journal reports at several residency conferences.

St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Hospital Pontiac, MI

Internal Medicine Program Website Manager July 2014 - June2015

Manager of the first educational material website for St. Joseph Mercy Oakland’s Internal

Medicine Program. The website is a central resource for medical residents as it compiles lectures

and presentations which are updated daily as well provides links to other job critical information:

https://sites.google.com/site/sjmoeducationalmaterial.

Heights Kitchenware Dearborn Heights, MI

President and Owner March 2014 – July 2015

President and owner of a kitchenware supply business. Responsible for business planning,

human resources, customer service, marketing and technical support.

Dollar Value Plus Dearborn Heights, MI

Vice President January 2012 – July 2015

Co-owner and vice president of a dollar store business. Currently developing plans for future business

expansion, advertisement, online development, managing scheduling and expenses.

Sanati-Breeze Air Duct Cleaning

Dearborn, MI

President May 2005 - March 2012

Founder and owner of an air duct cleaning company in the Metro Detroit area. Sole owner with one

employee at time of ownership. Managed all aspects of business including equipment management and

maintenance, customer scheduling, advertisement, online development, expenses and payroll of

employee.

Grass- Masters Landscaping Dearborn, MI

Vice- President April 2001 - April 2005

Co-owner and vice president of a landscaping company. Managed employees, customer

scheduling, sales and customer service departments.

Inkster Pharmacy Inkster, MI

Pharmacy Technician May 2002 - May 2003

Pharmacy technician and a customer service representative. Helped patients in a low socio-

economic area with their medications including in-home organization of medications, improving

medication compliance as well as decreasing medication error and duplication.

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Hospital Pontiac, MI

Primary investigator, Monica Nicola M.D. FACP November 2013 – June 2015

Assessing the appropriateness of ordering sputum cultures on patients admitted with presumed

diagnosis of COPD exacerbation. A quality improvment project. As per the most recent guidelines from

the COPD GOLD initiative, that states: COPD patients diagnosed with an exacerbation can be treated with

empiric antibiotics without the need for sputum analysis/ culture. We have noticed within our institution

that this idea is not promoted well enough. Looking at data, and analyzing patient charts to evaluate the

indication for ordering sputum cultures. Hence, a trial to cut down health costs.

St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Hospital Pontiac, MI

Primary investigator, Krishna, Chandra M.D, Thota. October 2014 – June 2015

Naganuth M.D, Challa. Hima M.D. Quality improvement project on the transition of care amongst the Internal Medicine residents. The

project is aimed to improve the quality of sign-outs and transition of care amongst residents.

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Hospital Pontiac, MI

Education Program Founder December 2014 – June 2015

In the process of establishing the St. Joseph Mercy public education program. This program is aimed to

educate the general public at local gatherings including religious gatherings in churches and mosques

about disease and prevention. This program is also to motivate local high school students to consider a

career in medicine and the expectations of becoming a physician.

Khalil & Associates, D.D.S. Wayne, MI

Dental Assistant February 2003 - June 2004

Responsibilities included assisting Dr. Khalil D.D.S and Associates with patients during patient encounters

and dental work. Observed dental procedures including cleanings, fillings and crown implantations.

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Poster Presentations

Shah, A. (2014), Saad, I (2014) . Atypical presentation of PML in an Undiagnosed AIDS Patients. Poster

presented at: Resident Research Day; Pontiac, MI.

Shah, A. (2014), Saad, I. (2014) Atypical presentation of PML in an Undiagnosed AIDS Patients. Poster

presented at: ACP Michigan; Gaylord, MI.

Al-Assaad R, Al-Azizi K, Saad I, Nicola M.. (2013). Valproic Acid Induced Pancreatitis.. Poster

presented at: American College of Physicians, Michigan Chapter; Traverse City, MI.

Al-Azizi K, Liquete E, Al-Assaad R, Saad I, Shibeika D,Alsaqa M.. (2013). Pseudomyxoma Peritonei as a rare

cause of abdominal pain in a 62 year old female.. Poster presented at: The National American College of

Physicians Scientific Meeting; San Fransisco, CA.

Oral Presentations Renal Artery stenosis: Difference between medical versus surgical intervention. Presented at: St. Joseph

Mercy Oakland, Journal Club (2013).

Obstructive Sleep Apnea: Approach to and diagnosis of OSA in the primary care setting.

Presented at: St. Joseph Mercy Oakland, Grand rounds (2014).

LICENSURE - Internal Medicine Board Certified (2015) - Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) (2012) - United States Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE) Step 3: Pending results - United States Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE) Step 2 CS: Passed - United States Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE) Step 2 CK: Passed - United States Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE) Step 1: Passed

CERTIFICATIONS - Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) – American Heart Association - Basic Life Support (BLS) – American Heart Association - Central Venous Access - Arterial Line - Intubation

LANGUAGE FLUENCY - English (Native proficiency) - Arabic (Native proficiency) - French (Minimum Professional Proficiency) - Spanish (Elementary Proficiency)

MEMBERSHIPS/AWARDS/ACCOMPLISHMENTS - Elected Chief Resident - Alumni Wall at AUA - ACP member since 2012

HOBBIES & INTERESTS - Soccer - Basketball - Swimming - Spending time with family

REFERENCES

Elias Matta, M.D. Johnathon khoury, M.D. Apurva shah, M.D.

Pediatric ER Internal Medicine Internal Medicne

St. John Hopkins Knoxville VA clinic St. Elizabeth Medical Center

501 6th Ave S, 8033 Ray Mears, 2209 Genesee St,

St Petersburg FL Knoxville Tennessee, 37923 Utica NY, 13501

(w) 951-764-5353 (w) 989-414-0271 (c) 678-665-6616

Additional references available upon request.

John K. Wiest

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PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

A results oriented health care senior executive with extensive experience, and an outstanding record of leadership and achievement in multiple roles.

BUSINESS EXPERIENCE AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS Navigant Consulting Inc., Tampa Florida 2016-present Consulting firm. Managing Director – Strategic Solutions and Performance Excellence A health care practice leader with responsibilities for selling and delivering large horizontal deals. Areas of emphasis include: operational transformation, strategy, planning, business development, mergers and acquisitions, and physician, health system and payer integration strategies. • Proficient in selling and leading large, enterprise wide projects that span multiple work streams

• Performance Excellence Transformational Project Lead

• Physician Enterprise Services Operations Lead PwC, Tampa Florida 2012-2015 One of the Big Four accounting firms. Managing Director – Strategy and Deals The Deals leader for the Southeast US with national responsibilities, and the overall market leader for Florida. This includes strategy, planning, business development, mergers and acquisitions, and physician, health system and payer integration strategies, and all health care related services for the State of Florida. • Expertise in health care business, reimbursement and care models with health systems, physicians

and payers

• Significant experience in physician practice acquisition, strategic alliances and post deal integration

• Filled interim Chief Officer roles • Lead multiple engagements with various types of physician and hospital integration • Participated in multiple revenue and reimbursement enhancements Lee Memorial Health System, Ft. Myers, Florida 2000-2011 An integrated health care system with multiple providers. The system generated approximately $1.2 billion in annual operating revenues with over 9,500 employees. Chief Operating Officer – Business and Strategic Services My span of control included ambulatory services, post-acute services, human resources, oncology, operations improvement, strategic planning, business development, information technology, patient accounting, health information management, general accounting, supply chain, treasury, managed care, facilities, plant operations, food services, security, public relations and marketing. Some of the more noteworthy achievements we accomplished during my tenure were: • Created sustainable economic model through organic growth, strategic alliances and acquisitions

more than tripling net revenue

• Stabilized, developed and grew cardiology, outpatient and orthopedic service lines • Integrated post-acute services with continuum of care which enhanced patient experience, reduced

readmissions and cost • Developed regional oncology strategy and consolidated services • Built an operations improvement team utilizing Lean/Sigma principles which created operational

efficiencies, reduced cost and enhanced revenue • Worked with senior leadership team to link strategic, ten-year capital and financial plans • Integral part of our joint venture distribution center and group purchasing organization • Educated leaders and built a culture of fiscal accountability which drove the best financial

performance in organization history PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP, Tampa, Florida 1999 One of the big four accounting firms. Manager I was the market leader for the Florida Financial Analysis business line of the Health Care Regulatory Group. The clients I served included the Susquehanna Health System, Sarasota Memorial Hospital, University Community Hospital, Bay Medical Center, Munroe Regional Medical Center, Indian River Memorial Hospital, the NCH Healthcare System and the Lee Memorial Health System. • Prepared and presented benchmarking data to several Boards of Directors • Projected five year financial plan for a Board of Directors retreat • Managed the valuation of a day surgical center • Performed projects for a three hospital system NCH Healthcare System, Inc., Naples, Florida 1992-1998 An integrated health care system with proprietary and non-proprietary facilities. The system generated approximately $700,000,000 of annual revenues. Vice President of Finance I joined the organization as Director of Finance and was promoted three times. Responsibilities included patient accounting, admitting, medical records, general accounting, materials management, risk management, management engineering, budget, reimbursement, cash management, internal audit. • Reduced days in accounts receivable by 15% and reduced inventory by 25% • Assisted to develop new business lines such as open heart, psychiatric services, pain management,

spine center, urgent care, outpatient rehabilitation services, maternal child and skilled nursing • Teamed with others to finance and refinance over $150 million for various projects • Successfully negotiated increase in Medicaid reimbursement, and significantly increased Medicare

reimbursement through appropriate wage index reporting, enhanced coding, establishment of Distinct Part Units and attainment of Disproportionate Share status

• Worked to develop contracts with physicians, managed care companies and vendors • Generated monthly financials to the Board of Trustees and have revised financial information systems

to provide more timely and accurate data • Assisted in a $4 million turnaround in our Home Health Agency • Reduced annual supply expenses by over $4 million through an expense reduction program Humana Hospital – Biscayne, Miami, Florida 1991 A 458-bed acute care hospital which was the third largest facility owned by a fortune 200 Corporation.

Assistant Executive Director – Finance My duties included accounting, patient accounting, admitting and patient registration, budgeting, reimbursement, data processing, and materials management. • Reduced days in accounts receivable by 20 days and bad debts in excess of $2,000,000 • Assisted to increase materials management’s rating by 30% • Monitored managed care contract profitability and renegotiated contracts • Provided profitability analysis by DRG, physician and department which reduce supply utilization • Offered promotion but accepted position with the NCH Healthcare System Lower Florida Healthcare System, Inc., Key West, Florida 1990 A 169-bed acute care system consisting of a 50-bed physician owned hospital and a 119 district funded hospital. Vice President of Finance Responsible for general accounting, business office, materials management, treasury functions, medical records and financial reporting to the Board of Trustees. • Spearheaded the merger of operations and finances of two acute care hospitals and reduced costs by

$3,000,000 and increased reimbursement by $3,200,000 annually • Prepared analysis and business plans to reorganize facilities • Enhanced profitability and we were able to reduce the health care millage rate Wilmac Corporation, York, Pennsylvania 1986-1989 A multi-entity health care provider with facilities ranging from personal care units to hospitals. Controller/CFO – The Willough at Naples. A 92-bed Psychiatric hospital (3/89 – 4/90). Director of Finance – Attleboro Nursing & Retirement Center. A 180-bed skilled nursing facility and 100-bed adult living community (2/88 – 2/89) Internal Auditor – Wilmac Corporate Office (11/86 – 1/88) Staff Accountant – Wilmac Corporate Office (11/86 – 1/88) • Directly assisted in financial turnaround of three facilities which resulted in profitability in excess of

$3,000,000 by reducing bad debts and supply expenses while working with a multi-disciplinary team • Created purchasing, billing, collection, cash management, accounts payable, and inventory control

policies and procedures and developed internal control program and plans. Also automated the billing functions.

Herr Foods, Inc., Nottingham, Pennsylvania 1985 Credit Manager Responsible for credit and collections.

EDUCATION Florida Gulf Coast University EMBA May, 1999 (GPA 4.0) Frostburg State University BS – Accounting & Business 1984 Certified Public Accountant (past all four parts on my first attempt and

license is currently inactive)

AFFILIATIONS, SPEAKING, ARTICLES and Awards • Member of the Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA) • Member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants • Member of the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants • Leadership Collier Class of 1997 • Guest speaker at Florida Gulf Coast University’s Health Science Department • Spoke at Johnson & Johnson’s Vascular Access National Sales Meeting • Horizon Council Board Executive Committee Past Chairman • HFMA, How Are Hospitals Financing the Future? – The Future of Capital Spending • HFMA, How Are Hospitals Financing the Future? – The Future of Capital Access • Siemens Healthcare Leadership Forum – Harnessing the Power of an Integrated Revenue Cycle-

presenter • Contributor to US News & World Report health care information technology article • HFMA’s Revenue Cycle Strategies Conference Fall 2005 and the Annual National Institute June

2006-The Ethics of Collection Practices-presenter • 3M’s Revenue Cycle Conference, November 2005 – keynote presenter • Contributor to the Advisory Board’s Managing Staffing Expenditures – The CFO’s role in Containing

Labor Costs and Promoting Productivity • HFMA’s Patient Friendly Billing Task Force member • HFMA’s Kentucky Chapter July 2007 Summer Education Institute – Productivity - speaker • National Health Care CFO/CIO Summit, October 2007 – Productivity – presenter • Cook County Bureau of Health Blue Ribbon Panel - member • 2009 Ft. Myers Republican Women’s Club GEM Award • VHA 2009 Bright Ideas Award • 2005 Florida Governor’s Sterling Award • Navigant’s 2017 Mentor of the Year recipient