Lorie Thibodeaux, MHA, CDE®, CDP®, CDT, LSSBB, CPHQ
Dallas, Texas, United States
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500 connections
Dallas, Texas, United States
12K followers
500 connections
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Building Inclusive Workplace Cultures, Inspiring Leadership, and Driving Diversity in…
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"Embrace of Life: A Rescuing Hug That Defied Fate"
"Embrace of Life: A Rescuing Hug That Defied Fate"
By Lorie Thibodeaux, MHA, CDE®, CDP®, CDT, LSSBB, CPHQ
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16.9 Million affected Nationwide: Women's Resource Network Group uplifts Red Tent in North Texas
16.9 Million affected Nationwide: Women's Resource Network Group uplifts Red Tent in North Texas
By Lorie Thibodeaux, MHA, CDE®, CDP®, CDT, LSSBB, CPHQ
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Serving with Purpose: NALHE DFW has HEART
Serving with Purpose: NALHE DFW has HEART
By Lorie Thibodeaux, MHA, CDE®, CDP®, CDT, LSSBB, CPHQ
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Experience
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Lorie Thibodeaux LLC
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Education
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University of Missouri-Columbia
Activities and Societies: Health Management and Informatics Graduate Student Association (HMIGSA), Faculty and Alumni Representative, American College of Healthcare Executives, and Veteran Affairs Truman Volunteer
University of Missouri-Columbia: School of Medicine
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Activities and Societies: President Alpha Kappa Delta, Founder, Meditation Group, Representative, Resident Hall Association, Relay for Life(American Cancer Society), Up Till Dawn (Fund Raising for St. Jude Hospital), American Diabetes Association (Fund Raising for ADA)
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Licenses & Certifications
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Certified Diversity Trainer
Diversity Executive Leadership Academy
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Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality (CPHQ)
National Association for Healthcare Quality
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Healthcare Accreditation Certified Professional (HACP) Retired
CIHQ - Center for Improvement in Healthcare Quality
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ITIL v3 Foundation Certificate
St. Edward’s University Professional Education
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Managing Projects with Microsoft Projects
St. Edward’s University Professional Education
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Project Management Best Practices
St. Edward’s University Professional Education
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BLS for Healthcare Providers
American Heart Association
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CBISA: Community Benefit Reporting
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CDSMP Lay Leader (Chronic Disease Self-Management Program)
Stanford University
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DSMP Lay Leader (Diabetes Self-Management Program)
Stanford University
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Fit & Strong Certified Instructor
University of Illinois at Chicago - UIC
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Health Coach Certificate
Dartmouth Institute of Health Policy and Clinical Practice
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HVHC Care Manager Training (Audit)
Mayo Clinic
Volunteer Experience
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Site Champion Capital Campaign SMCA for Seton Cares and Member of Seton 1902 Society
Seton Healthcare Family
- 1 year 1 month
Health
Comprised of community members who want to help sustain healthcare ministry. Generosity allows Seton to embrace every person who walks through the doors with personalized, quality healthcare. A mission to improve the health and wellbeing of our community and help provide the most advanced level of care available to loved ones. Achieved 100% department participation.
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Fundraiser Planner/ Organizer
Catholic Charities of Central Texas
- Present 10 years 10 months
Poverty Alleviation
Planned and Organized a fundraiser for Catholic Charities of Central Texas. The event included working with 4 Sponsors and working with donations for low income families, who struggle to clothe their children. Results included: Tons of donated Items, Awareness, and over $450 in funds. Totaling $2,000.00 in value.
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Fundraiser Organizer
St.Lukes Catholic Church
- Present 10 years 10 months
Poverty Alleviation
Planned and Organized a fundraiser for St. Luke's Catholic Church. The event included working with 4 Sponsors and working with donations for low income families, who struggle to clothe their children. Results included: Tons of donated Items, Awareness, and over $450 in funds. Totaling $2,000.00 in value.
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Volunteer
American Red Cross
- Present 8 years 8 months
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
Texans helping Texans: Disaster Relief for Dallas Texas.
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Committee Member of Dallas Derby Party
Turtle Creek Conservancy
- Present 5 years 8 months
Environment
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Committee Member Diversity
American College of Healthcare Executives
- Present 5 years 5 months
Diversity Committee
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Board Member Central Texas Chapter: Social Events
American College of Healthcare Executives
- 2 years
Health
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Board Member: Vice President of Events
Dallas Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Social Services
Plan Social and Special Events
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NALHE DFW Chapter President
National Association of Latino Healthcare Executives
- Present 5 years 6 months
Health
Publications
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Evaluation of a Novel Rule Out MI Protocol Incorporating High Sensitivity Troponin T in a United States Hospital
Circulation
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Adaptation of an evidence-based physical activity intervention, Fit & Strong!, promotes physical activity and well being in older cancer survivors
Frontiers in Public Health
Physical activity in cancer survivors has been shown to reduce fatigue and depression while improving quality of life. Though almost half of cancers are survivors are aged 70 and older, there are limited studies evaluating physical activity in the the older cancer survivor population. Fit & Strong! is an evidence-based physical activity intervention shown to improve level of physical activity, exercise-self efficacy, and mood in older persons with osteoarthritis. This study tests the…
Physical activity in cancer survivors has been shown to reduce fatigue and depression while improving quality of life. Though almost half of cancers are survivors are aged 70 and older, there are limited studies evaluating physical activity in the the older cancer survivor population. Fit & Strong! is an evidence-based physical activity intervention shown to improve level of physical activity, exercise-self efficacy, and mood in older persons with osteoarthritis. This study tests the feasibility and short-term impact of the adaption of Fit & Strong!in the older cancer survivor population.
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Feasibility and Impact of Fit and Strong! for Older Cancer Survivors
Poster Presentation: Internal Medicine Baylor Scott & White Health 2014. Winner of 2nd Place in Poster Competition.
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An Online Platform for Meaningful Engagement with Patients and Communities: IdeaExchange.sw.org
Poster Presentation: IHI Conference
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Feasibility of Fit and Strong! for Older Cancer Survivors.
Poster Presentation: Advances in Cancer Survivorship Practice: A Conference for Health Care Professionals
MD Anderson Houston, October 2013.
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Summer Enrichment Program Spotlight
Bridges Institute for Diversity in Health Management
An article addressing my experience of the Institute for Diversity's Summer Enrichment Program (SEP). Article is on Page 7.
Courses
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A Human Factors Approach to Root Cause Analysis
IHI Conference
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Building an Integrated Approach to Improvement with Lean, Six Sigma, and the Model for Improvement
IHI Conference
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CLIP A3/ Problem Solving
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Clinical Safety & Effectiveness UT Southwestern
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Crucial Conversations
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Grant Writing Seminar
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HICATT Program (Health Informatics Curriculum and Training and Transformation): UT Health
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Measuring Improvement
IHI Conference
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Pass this Message Along: Self-Edited Email Messages Promoting Colon Cancer
A2-3 HMORN Conference
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Personal Mastery for Transformational Leadership
IHI Conference
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Portfolio Management: Using Lean Tools to Support Project Teams with Grant
C1-1 HMORN Confernce
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Presenting Data: Please, No More Red, Yellow, or Green!
IHI Conference
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Project Management
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Pursuing the Triple Aim: Seven Innovators Show the Way to Better Care, Better Health, and Lower Costs: A “book party d
WIHI
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Testing, Testing: Is This Procedure Necessary?
WIHI
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“Exercise as a Vital Sign”: Impact of Documenting Self-Reported Exercise in Primary Care
A1-1 HMORN Conference
Projects
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NASA IDEA Practitioner
Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility (IDEA) Practitioner
Evaluating the NASA Astrophysics Department's inclusion plans with a team of specialists in science, social science, and IDEA (inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility).
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Blood Wastage Project
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Enterprise- Wide Mislabeled Specimen
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Jail Correctional Health: Medication Reconciliation
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Jail Health: Suicide FMEA
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PSYCH Agitation Protocol
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Site Champion Capital Campaign SMCA for Seton Cares
Role as the Site Champion included representing the Seton Breast Care Center and getting people motivated to join the Capital Campaign. My department participated 100% in the Capital Campaign. Overall, SMCA received a high participation rate of over 87%.
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Epidemiology Project: Help a Friend Find Hope
Suicide Prevention Video PA. (In 2010, this video was being used for Missouri National Campaign against Suicide).
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Master's Project: Keeping Employees Satisfied: An Employee Satisfaction Study
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The aim of this study was to observe, record, analyze, and generate baseline employee satisfaction data for Samaritan County Memorial Hospital and Sullivan County Memorial Hospital.
The research questions of this study were:
• How to create an environment that is conducive to staff satisfaction?
• How to maintain passionate, skilled and committed staff in all units?
• How to strengthen supervisor-employee relationships?
• Discover effective ways to evaluate and improve…The aim of this study was to observe, record, analyze, and generate baseline employee satisfaction data for Samaritan County Memorial Hospital and Sullivan County Memorial Hospital.
The research questions of this study were:
• How to create an environment that is conducive to staff satisfaction?
• How to maintain passionate, skilled and committed staff in all units?
• How to strengthen supervisor-employee relationships?
• Discover effective ways to evaluate and improve patient-service issues.
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1 Year Anniversary
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Organized and planned the one year anniversary event for the Seton Breast Care Center. The event involved: Singer Avery Williams (sung Hero by Mariah Carey), guest speakers including Dr. Patt, Medical Oncologist in the Austin community, special handmade passport cards to help patient navigate through the Breast Care Center by receiving butterfly stamps at each station to learn about the benefits and services of the center. On the completion of the tour patients were entered into a raffle.…
Organized and planned the one year anniversary event for the Seton Breast Care Center. The event involved: Singer Avery Williams (sung Hero by Mariah Carey), guest speakers including Dr. Patt, Medical Oncologist in the Austin community, special handmade passport cards to help patient navigate through the Breast Care Center by receiving butterfly stamps at each station to learn about the benefits and services of the center. On the completion of the tour patients were entered into a raffle. Event was made possible due to our generous fundraising community partners. 200 patients were present within a two hour period.
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Breast Reconstruction Awareness Grant
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After 1st October successful events (2014), I received a special invite to submit for funding for special projects. I wrote a grant requesting funds from the Plastic Surgery Foundation, receiving $7.5K Breast Reconstruction Awareness Grant for the breast center (2015).
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Breast Reconstruction Awareness Panel
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Developed a Panel of 2 Breast Surgeons, Psychiatrist, and Nurse Navigator to discuss "Successfully Navigating through the Breast Reconstruction Process." Selected venue, submitted applications to the CME and CNE committee, and marketing to the appropriate sources. Also submitted grant to the Plastic Surgery Foundation, receiving $7.5K Breast Reconstruction Awareness Grant for the breast center and supporting this event.
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Community and Corporate Organizer
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Partnered and collaborated with 20 community organizations, 6 large corporate organizations, doctors, key donors, and community leaders to develop community programming and outreach, increasing breast cancer awareness, supporting cancer patients, and providing education on wellness and prevention, resulting in reaching the Central Texas population.
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Community Benefit Reporting
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Reported all Community Benefit Reporting for the Patient Engagement & Safety Research Department.
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Community Needs Assesment
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Participated in recruiting feedback from the community on the Needs Assessment Survey.
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Community Relations
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-Designed and developed a variety of creative community programs. implemented successful community outreach programs.
-Evaluated events and made recommendations for future improvements.
-Provided support for employee communication and input regarding community relations efforts.
-Created and maintained external and internal constituency networks.
-Represented the Seton Breast Care Center at several events.
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Eliminating the Mystery Behind Lymphedema
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Developed and Organized the lecture on Eliminating the Mystery Behind Lymphedema.
Dr. Angela Wicker-Ramos** PT, DPT, CLT-LANA, STAR/c (Seton Breast Care Center) and Dr. Elisabeth Potter MD (Institute of Reconstructive Plastic Surgery of Central Texas) will be presenting on current lymphedema treatment practices on March 25th at 6:30 pm at the Seton Breast Care Center. -
Fund Development: Board Relations and Grant Writing:
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-Recipient of PSF Breast Reconstruction Awareness Grant: $7,500.00
-On the Patient Advisory Board to develop a more centered Humancare approach.
-On the Board for National Accreditation Programs for Breast Centers.
-Grant Supporter for other application submitted.
-On other committees to support the Seton Breast Care Center.
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High Value Healthcare Collaboration Project
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Worked with vendor sites, health coaches, survey administration tools, data collection, and receiving a Health Coach Certification from Dartmouth Institute.
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HRSA Medication Management Program/ Poison Control
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Spearheaded Medication Management program for elderly by partnering with senior centers to hold presentations throughout Central Texas by developing outreach database, and managing projects, presentations, budgets, and reports, reaching over 471 participants within a 4-month period, and within budget of $55K.
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Inspired! United in Spirit, Focused and Fit: Wellness for Women
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Developed and organized the first Inspired! Event with multiple partners and community organizations. Event included topics: My First Mammogram, Don't Let Your Bladder Control your life, Wellness/ exercise, Hormone Therapy, Diabetes Prevention, Calming the Mind: Comfort in Distress Times, and Are You Overbooked, Overworked, and Overwhelmed. The event also included Nutrition Consults, Free Massages, and Yoga Classes. Over 100 community members were in attendance.
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Joint Commision / Safety
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Received continual recognition and commendations for maintaining the highest standards on Safety Rounds, including successfully completing Joint Commission Survey on-site visit.
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Medication Recall
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The VISN 17 Interns were tasked with communicating the medication recall letter to patients. Under this project, I developed an assembly line to help speed the project's task.
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MyHealtheVet Fairs
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Proposed, planned, and coordinated 2 MyHealtheVet fairs held at both the Fort Wayne and Marion campus within a 2 month period.
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National Accredidation Programs for Breast Centers Discovery Board
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Inspired and motivated the accreditation team, collected data and identified gaps to submit the application for the Board for National Accreditation Programs for Breast Center.
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Physician Outreach
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Executed strategic physician marketing strategies, with special emphasis on Lymphedema line and plans by engaging eligible physicians, encouraging patient referrals, and implementing physician recovery line, which assisted with problem resolution, resulting in increased service membership.
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Physician Relations
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-Respond promptly to problems identified by physicians and convey skillfully to apt administrators as well as respond back to physician.
-Execute strategic physician marketing strategies and plans.
-Interact with all eligible physicians on time, attain Physician Referral Profiles as required.
-Convey effectively problems faced by departments having impact on marketability and recommend potential solutions.
-Perform with strategically determined physicians to help introduce to…-Respond promptly to problems identified by physicians and convey skillfully to apt administrators as well as respond back to physician.
-Execute strategic physician marketing strategies and plans.
-Interact with all eligible physicians on time, attain Physician Referral Profiles as required.
-Convey effectively problems faced by departments having impact on marketability and recommend potential solutions.
-Perform with strategically determined physicians to help introduce to physician’s services focusing on the Seton Breast Care Center.
-Conduct on-going referral analysis to identify loyal physicians and splitter physicians for all service lines with focused concentration on annual business initiatives through geographic, splitting, profitability and qualitative assessments
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Process Improvement
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Developed programs and policies which improved resource utilization and evaluation of Breast Care Program components, met with leaders, developed solutions, and enhanced processes: topics included: Check-in/ Check-out Processes, Volunteer Training, ICD-10 Transition planning, Language Service Line, and Environmental Services.
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Public Relations and Marketing:
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-Represented the Seton Breast Care Center on several media outlets, special events and programs, and special tours.
-Developed Marketing Plans to increase referrals.
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RGP Health Literacy Study
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Enrolled 90 subjects into a literacy study within 4 months, on a 2-year grant, completing recruitment phase $24,000.00 below budget.
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Root Cause Analysis Team
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Served on three root cause analysis team with Patient Safety Managers to improve patient safety by evaluating systems, processes, and policies. Aggregate Suicide RCA involved analyzing data on attempted and committed suicides, method used, and current policies in place for preventive measures. Presented results to Executive Leadership Team.
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Seton Breast Care Center 1st October Events
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Hosted Seton Breast Care Center 1st October Events with over 77 participants and 6 events; to bring about Breast Cancer awareness to the community; i.e., Self-Breast Screening Education, Lunch Time Yoga and Meditation, a Book Signing Event from a Breast Cancer Survivor and author from Houston, and a Breast Reconstruction Awareness Event featuring Dr. Potter and Dr. Weinfield and a partnership with Avenue 5 to offer mini-facials and manicures.
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SMCA Patient Advisory Development Board
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Served on Seton medical center Patient Advisory Development Board designed to discuss patient experiences and get patients involved in moving toward a patient-centered culture, developing the structure to reach patients and research topics/ complaints most presented at the SMCA site as well as potential problems discovered at other sites.
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Stanford CDSMP/ DSMP Program
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Transformed failing community grant educating the elderly on health management topics into a successful project within 5 months, increasing outreach efforts and helping reach over 4.4K enrollees and 3.1K completers by training 15 lay leaders and adding 14 workshops.
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Stiletto Stampede 1 in 8 Campaign
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After the Stiletto Stampede event in 2014, I developed an Online campaign to continue supporting funding for Stiletto Stampede. Similar to the ALS campaign, participants were asked to tag 8 participants, change their photo to a stiletto, and request $8 in donation "Standing Tall to Breast Cancer." The funding would support programs: Boob Camp (Post-Mastectomy Workout) and Yoga for Breast Cancer Survivors.
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The Power to Heal
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Developed and Implemented the Power to Heal Program to support cancer patients through their journey. Topics included:Recognizing the New Normal. Coping with Courage Emotionally and Spiritually, Utilizing Contemplative Practices for Wellbeing, and Living Well: Body, Mind and Soul. These classes are supported through Chaplaincy services and both Men and Women, patient and caregiver, are invited to attend. Over 30 patients and caregiver have taken the class.
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UIC: Fit & Strong for Cancer Survivors
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Assessed feasibility of Osteoporosis program on Cancer Survivors, demonstrating success with community outreach by reaching several cancer survivors in the community, developing and maintaining database, conducting classes, and analyzing pre and post surveys. Achieved 1st Retention cohort at 88%, with overall study at 70%.
Honors & Awards
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2023 Inspiring Women
University of Missouri Health Management Institute
Recognized for work and leadership by the University of Missouri HMI Fall Institute.
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2023 Woman of the Year
Texas Diversity Council
Winner of the 2023 Women of the Year Award for North Texas Area and honored at the Women’s Symposium in Dallas, Texas.
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Diversity Impact Awards™ Top 25 ERG Award
Global ERG Network (GEN)
Winner of Global ERG Award for the Women’s Resource Network
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Outstanding Award in Diversity
University of Missouri- Columbia
Recognized for diversity work done within the community space.
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DEI Champion Healthcare Award
DiversityFIRST™
Recognized as a healthcare DEI Champion for the Health Equity and Inclusion Conference.
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DEI Champion
National Diversity Council
Recognized as a healthcare DEI Champion for the Health Equity and Inclusion Conference.
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National Association of Latino Healthcare Executives Chapter Leader of the Year Award
National Association of Latino Healthcare Executives
This award was given and nominated as the best chapter. Not only did DFW pivot after being created in a pandemic, but NALHE DFW brought people across the Nation.
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Parkland’s Population Health Executives Recognition for Extraordinary Contributions to the CIRCLES of Life at Parkland
Parkland’s Population Health Executives
Parkland’s Population Health Executives Recognition Luncheon for Extraordinary Contributions to the CIRCLES of Life at Parkland
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Alpha Kappa Delta Honor Society: The International Sociology Honor Society
Spring Hill College
Lifetime Membership
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Cum Laude
Spring Hill College
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Dean's List
Spring Hill College
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Director's Appreciation Award
Department of Veteran Affairs- Thomas Stranova (VISN 17 CEO)
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Director's Medal Pin
Department of Veteran Affairs- Cathi Spivey Paul (CEO of VA in Marion & Fort Wayne Indiana)
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Thurgood Marshall Graduate Scholarship Recipient
University of Missouri-Columbia School of Medicine
Languages
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English
Native or bilingual proficiency
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Spanish
Limited working proficiency
Organizations
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Young Texans Against Cancer
Member
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Austin Young Chamber of Commerce
Member
-The Austin Young Chamber of Commerce (AYC) is the fastest growing young professional's organization in Central Texas. The purpose of the AYC is to provide valuable opportunities for the professional and personal development of young professionals. Members of the AYC have the opportunity to get involved, learn how to make a difference in the community, and become the next generation of Austin leaders. Our mission is to develop and connect young professionals in Austin to create business…
The Austin Young Chamber of Commerce (AYC) is the fastest growing young professional's organization in Central Texas. The purpose of the AYC is to provide valuable opportunities for the professional and personal development of young professionals. Members of the AYC have the opportunity to get involved, learn how to make a difference in the community, and become the next generation of Austin leaders. Our mission is to develop and connect young professionals in Austin to create business, community and individual success.
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Mayor's Health and Fitness Council
Member
-The council is focused on providing community connections, building alliances and supporting the implementation of best practices and programs that truly affect positive change to healthy lifestyles.
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American College of Healthcare Executives of the Central Texas Chapter
Networking/ Social Events Planner and Central Texas Board Member
-I have been an active member of ACHE since 2008. Since moving to Central Texas, I have become active and serve as the Networking/ Social Events Planner. I sit on both the Central Texas and the LPC Board.
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SOCRA
Member
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