Habari
Key Staffers Appointed Board Directors of The Wright Center for Patient & Community Engagement
Three integral employees of The Wright Center for Community Health recently were appointed board directors for The Wright Center for Patient & Community Engagement. Each brings unique backgrounds in patient care or health information technology to the governance table.
The Wright Center for Patient & Community Engagement enhances The Wright Center for Community Health’s ability to determine outreach priorities as it continues to meet the health care needs of the most vulnerable in the community. Board members provide oversight, direction, and support for Wright Center team members and their efforts, offering their unique perspectives on community needs, resources, and connections, to develop and maintain active, collaborative relationships with patients and the community at large.
Kari Macelli, RN, anahudumu kama Mkurugenzi wa Huduma za Utunzaji na Usimamizi wa Kesi kwa Kituo cha Wright cha Afya ya Jamii. Katika jukumu hili la uongozi, yeye husimamia Kituo cha Matatizo ya Matumizi ya Opioid cha Wasimamizi wa Kesi Bora, Wataalamu Walioidhinishwa wa Urejeshaji na Wahudumu wa Afya ya Jamii. Macelli amekuwa na Kituo cha Wright kwa zaidi ya miaka 20, akianza kama Meneja wa Utunzaji wa RN. Alipata digrii yake ya uuguzi kutoka Chuo Kikuu cha Jimbo la Pennsylvania.
Danielle Hennessey ni Meneja wa Taarifa za Kielektroniki wa Rekodi za Matibabu na Taarifa za Afya kwa Kituo cha Wright. Alijiunga na shirika mnamo 2019 kama Msaada wa Maombi ya EMR na Mkufunzi wa Mazoezi ya Mid Valley na Ryan White HIV Clinic, na alikuwa muhimu katika kujenga kiolesura ambacho kiliruhusu kubadilishana data kati ya mifumo miwili tofauti ya rekodi za afya za kielektroniki. Hennessey alihitimu kutoka Shule ya Upili ya Valley View na alihudhuria Chuo cha Lackawanna na Chuo Kikuu cha Marywood. Ana historia ya teknolojia ya habari, amefanya kazi kwa TMG Health kwa miaka minne kabla ya kujiunga na Kituo cha Wright.
Cheri Lewis-Aulisio is a licensed medical social worker for The Wright Center for Community Health. She earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in social work from Marywood University. Cheri has a background working with various patient populations and has practiced in various clinical settings, including nursing homes, in-patient physician rehabilitation facilities and acute hospital-based settings. She has experience in behavioral health services and has worked with homeless women and children, and Children & Youth Services. She also is part of the National Association of Community Health Center’s PRAPARE Tiger Team.
